At King Street Veterinary Hospital, we know that entrusting your pet to our care is a significant act of faith. It is important for our clients to understand that not all veterinary hospitals are equal when it comes to patient care and safety standards. FAQ’S How is anaesthesia tailored for my pet? We do not…
Ear infections are one of the most common reasons pet owners seek veterinary care. While they might seem like a minor nuisance, understanding the signs and getting the right treatment is essential for your pet’s comfort and long-term health. Signs to Look For Our pets can’t tell us when their ears are bothering them, so…
We often get frustrated pet parents wanting medication for their pet immediately. Unfortunately we have laws to abide by and vets who get very busy so we ask that you respect that we need you to be organised and partner with us to get your pet the medication they need.
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Sugar gliders (Petaurus breviceps) are small, nocturnal, arboreal marsupials native to Australia, Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea. Known for their distinctive patagium – a membrane of skin stretching from their wrists to their ankles – these charming creatures can glide effortlessly through the air, covering distances of up to 50 meters. Habitat Sugar gliders thrive…
Chino is a beautiful 2 year old desexed male Siamese cross Ragdoll, belonging to our Practice Manager, Sue. Sue noticed him straining at his litter box and then vocalising in pain within hours of noticing him straining to urinate. After examination, it was discovered that Chino had an extremely painful bladder, which felt very firm. …
Get ready to mark your calendars for a day of tail-wagging fun! King Street Vets is thrilled to be partnering with Lend a Paw animal rescue and Mans Best Friend for our inaugural joint community event: Paws for a Cause! Join us for the ultimate Doggy Fun Day on Sunday, August 16th, from 10:00 AM…
Tooth resorption is a process by which the dentin (a hard tissue that lies beneath the enamel of the tooth) erodes and eventually becomes irreversibly destroyed. This erosion is extremely painful for your cat. Over time, all areas of an affected tooth may become involved. In the past, tooth resorption was referred to as feline…
Prioritizing Comfort for Your Senior Pet As the cooler temperatures begin to settle in our region, we understand that this seasonal shift can present unique challenges for our cherished senior pets. Just like us, older animals can feel the cold more acutely, often leading to increased stiffness and discomfort in their joints. You may notice…
My daughter and I moved to Murwillumbah in late 2013. The day we arrived in our new home was the day we met our beautiful new puppy Mr Parker. A gift from my sister.
We have taken Mr Parker to King Street Veterinary Hospital since then.
We have entrusted Mr Parker with the wonderful staff for puppy training, routine checks and his fair share of clinical issues.
Last year Mr Parker was diagnosed with a terminal condition but lives a vibrant and otherwise healthy life because of the love and care he gets from Sam and all of the KSVH team.
As a breeder of pedigree cats I have been taking my animals to King Street Veterinary Hospital for over 15 years now. I have always found the Staff to be helpful, friendly, polite and caring, the Vets kind, knowledgeable and experienced when caring for my babies. In times of worry / loss of an animal, the level of sympathy and empathy has been most comforting.
Over the years I have seen the practice evolve and improve into the modern well run facility it is today.
Kings Street Veterinary Hospital is my go to practice of choice.
We’re a full-service veterinary hospital committed to providing the very best veterinary care for your animals, domestic pets, cats, dogs, after hours emergency service