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Monday - Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm
Sunday Closed
Monday - Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm
Sunday Closed
292 Darby Street,
Cooks Hill,
NSW 2300
Monday - Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm
Sunday/P.Hol - Closed

The Vets the pets would choose!
Cooks Hill Vet Clinic
Cooks Hill Veterinary Clinic is located in the heart of Newcastle on Darby St, Cooks Hill.
At Cooks Hill Veterinary Clinic, we are committed to providing the highest quality animal care for your pet. We provide an array of veterinary services including free puppy meet and greets, vaccinations, microchipping, routine and non-routine surgical procedures, dentistry (including dental x-rays), nutritional advice, preventative medicine, and puppy preschool.
We are a small animal hospital, meaning we are a dog friendly and cat friendly clinic. Unfortunately, we do not treat pocket pets or exotic pets.
We are equipped with the most state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment, including a full in-house pathology system, x-ray and dental x-ray machinery, excellent anaesthetic equipment with ultra-sensitive monitoring equipment for extra safety with anaesthetics, and class leading dental equipment.
Our friendly team of staff are all pet owners and animal lovers. Our priority is the wellness of your pet. We understand how it feels when your pet is not well, and we will do everything possible to ensure your pet lives a healthy and happy life.
Cooks Hill Veterinary Clinic works closely with other specialist clinics, including the Veterinary Dermatology Clinic, Newcastle Veterinary Ultrasound, the Animal Referral and Emergency Centre (AREC) and the Small Animal Specialist Hospital (SASH), to ensure that our patients receive the best vet care possible.
We have already seen multiple cases of tick paralysis!
Please check when your furbabies are due for their next treatment, and make sure you keep them up to date!
Signs of tick paralysis:
• Uncoordination - particularly in the back legs
• Weakness
• Collapse
• Vomiting or retching
• Difficulty breathing
There are a number of excellent tick preventative products.
We highly recommend:
• Bravecto spot on: available for cats and dogs.
Lasts six months for dogs, 3 months for cats.
• Bravecto chew: available for dogs.
Lasts three months.
• Nexgard/Nexgard spectra: available for dogs.
Lasts one month.
Other tips for tick prevention:
• Avoid bushy habitats if possible. Before visiting tick-prone areas, even only for short periods, use preventatives.
• Have long-haired pets clipped to make it easier to find ticks.
• Check pets for ticks every day (front legs, neck, face and ears are common targets).
Hero of the Month
Lenny

Testimonials

Peter Hartigan
Thank you for all your help and guidance with our new puppy Daisy. You are a wealth of knowledge. I am sure Daisy is in great hands now you and your professional team are there for her.
Ella Dickinson
Our deepest thanks for the kindness, empathy and care you showed our boy Henny John.. as well as us
Justin, Sarah & Jacqui
I can't thank the team enough for the professionalism and dignity you gave our Roxi





