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      Full Range Of Small & Large Animal Veterinary Service.

      • 24-hour emergency facility
      • Fully equipped examination rooms
      • High quality & personalised service
      • Professional & affordable health care for anim
      • Qualified staff
      General Info

      Qualified equine dentist.

      At Mullum Vets, we understand the special bond between you and your pet. Our modern, professional and affordable health care services are designed to ensure your furry friend receives the best care possible. Our experienced vets provide comprehensive animal medicine and surgery, plus a 24/7 emergency service for peace of mind. We are family owned, so you can trust that your pet is in good hands.

      With fully equipped examination rooms, state of the art digital x-ray, ultrasound machines and pharmaceutical stores at our clinic, we provide on-the-spot assistance for nearly all animal health and medical needs.

      Accreditations
      Accreditation badgeBVSc - Richard GregoryAccreditation badgeBVSc Bsc(Vet.Biol) - Bec Willis
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      Established
      1997
      Ownership
      Locally Owned
      Service Notes
      Open Weekdays and Saturday
      Free Estimates
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      Veterinary Animal Clinics & Hospitals, Veterinarians, Veterinary Surgeons
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      Is desexing painful?

      As with all surgery, there is some tenderness immediately after the procedure, but most pets will recover very quickly. We administer pain relief prior to surgery and after surgery too. Your pet will be discharged with a short course of pain relief medication to take at home for the first few days after the surgery. In many cases, your pet will likely need some encouragement to take it easy!


      "Will my dog lose its "guard dog "instinct?"

      No, your dog will be just as protective of their territory as before the surgery.


      Should my female have one litter first?

      No. It is actually better for her not to have any litters before being spayed. Her risk of developing breast cancer increases if she is allowed to go through her first heat.


      Will desexing affect my pet's personality?

      Your pet will retain their pre-operation personality, possibly with the added bonus of being calmer and less aggressive.


      Will it cause my pet to become fat?

      Your pet's metabolism may be slowed due to hormonal changes after desexing, however this is easily managed with adjusting feeding and ensuring adequate exercise. There is no reason a desexed pet cannot be maintained at a normal weight.