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Why Anaesthetic Care Matters: Our Commitment to You
At King Street Veterinary Hospital, we believe that every patient deserves the highest level of safety and attention. It is a common misconception that all veterinary hospitals operate with the same protocols; however, we hold ourselves to a standard that goes beyond basic requirements. We reject a “one-size-fits-all” approach to anaesthesia. Your pet is an…
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Fecal Microbiota Transplant
What is Fecal Microbiota Transplant (FMT)? Fecal Microbiota Transplant (FMT) is a procedure that involves transferring fecal matter, containing a complex community of beneficial microorganisms, from a healthy donor animal into the gastrointestinal (GI) tract of a recipient animal. The goal is to restore a balanced and diverse gut microbiome in the recipient. While the…
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Plant based Pain Relief CBD Isolate Oil
At King Street Vets we are now compounding CBD Oil for dogs and cats. This cannabis product is made specifically for your pet using high quality CBD isolate concentrate and is a prescription only medication. What can prescription CBD isolate be used for? Your veterinarian may prescribe the use of cannabis for the relief of…
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Consultations
Our doors are open for consultations Monday to Friday from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, and Saturdays from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Whether your pet is facing a health concern, needs a routine vaccination, or you require expert advice on nutrition and behavior, we are here to support you with comprehensive and compassionate care….
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Radiology
We use x-rays to examine the size, shape, and position of organs, bones, and other internal structures in your pet’s body. Radiology is particularly important in the diagnosis of bone fractures, gastrointestinal disorders, bladder stones, heart disease, lung problems, tumors and other internal abnormalities. We also use x-rays to determine if there is foreign material…
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Surgery
King Street Veterinary Hospital’s dedicated surgical theatre allows us to perform a wide range of interventions, from elective procedures to intricate soft tissue and orthopaedic surgeries. While routine surgery can be performed by our attending veterinarians, Dr Nina Lorenz from Northern Rivers Veterinary Specialists performs our more complicated surgeries. To maintain normal body temperature, our…
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Vaccinations
At King Street Veterinary Hospital, we provide a range of vaccinations to keep your dog and cat safe. All of our vaccination protocols are up to date and in accordance with the latest WASAVA international vaccination guidelines for core vaccines. Vaccination for your dog We routinely recommend vaccination against: At King Street Veterinary Hospital, we…
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Desexing and microchipping
Desexing King Street Veterinary Hospital encourages desexing of our domestic pets in order to avoid overpopulation, unwanted litters, undesirable behaviour and unnecessary euthanasia. Desexing females reduces the risks of mammary cancer, ovarian cancer and pyometra, a life-threatening infection of the uterus. Desexing males reduces the risks of benign prostatic hyperplasia and cancer. Our standard of…
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Home visits
We understand that travelling to the vet isn’t always easy, especially for our more anxious pets or those who find it difficult to move around. To make things simpler and more comfortable for you both, our veterinary team is happy to come to you! Whether it’s a routine check-up or something more sensitive, we bring…
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Nutritional advice
Our pets nutritional needs change accordingly to different factors such as his or her: We are what we eat so it is important to our pets health that we tailor what they eat to their individual needs. Dr Samantha Bicknell is very passionate about pets gut health and helping you plan a path for your…
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Ultrasonography
Ultrasound imaging is an important addition to our radiographic apparatus. It enables us to have a better picture of what is happening inside your pet. With ultrasound imaging we can identify and diagnose conditions that we otherwise would not be able to. It is also very useful in the management of pregnancy. Ultrasounds can be…
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Animal dentistry
Did you know that dental pain is one of the most common, yet overlooked, health issues in pets? Because pets are experts at masking discomfort, they often suffer in silence. Unlike a limp, which you can easily see, dental pain is hidden. Many owners assume that if their pet is still eating, their mouth must…
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When it is time to say goodbye.
Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the hardest decisions you will ever have to make. Please know that we are here to support you with compassion, patience, and kindness throughout this entire process. We are here to listen to your concerns, guide you, and ensure that your pet’s final moments are filled…
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Wildlife treatment
Our wildlife is precious and at King Street Veterinary Hospital we provide any injured or orphaned native wildlife medical attention and nutritional care until they are placed in an appropriate care facility. This is a free service to our community. We provide them the best care as we love and appreciate our wildlife as much…
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Understanding Your Pet from the Inside Out
At King Street Veterinary Hospital, we believe that fast answers lead to better care. Because we want your pet to feel better sooner, we have invested in an advanced, fully equipped in-house laboratory. This allows our team to run essential tests right here, while you wait, rather than waiting days for external results. Whether we…
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Grooming
Depending on the breed of your pet they may require regular clipping, brushing, washing, or stripping. Regular grooming is not only important for their appearance but for their general health. Cassey and Hayes from Judy’s pet grooming have been providing an excellent grooming service to King Street vets for the past 10 years to make…
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Finance
We understand that when your pet is unwell, the last thing you should be worrying about is the cost of care. Our priority is your pet’s health and comfort, and we want to help you focus entirely on their recovery. To support you, we offer a few flexible ways to manage your veterinary expenses: If…
