02 6242 7276
21 Crinigan Circle, Gungahlin

Open now: 8am-7pm

02 6242 7276
21 Crinigan Circle, Gungahlin

Open for emergencies only

Care provided by CVES

Gungahlin Veterinary Hospital is one of the premier veterinary practices in the ACT, with a team of experienced and highly-skilled veterinarians, caring, trained veterinary nurses, dedicated receptionists and support staff.

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Gungahlin Cat Hospital, located next door to Gungahlin Veterinary Hospital, is a feline-friendly cat-specific veterinary hospital. Gungahlin Cat Hospital has been specially designed to meet the unique needs of cats – focusing on making veterinary visits as stress-free as possible.

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ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY

Gungahlin Veterinary Hospital is committed to providing a safe work environment for all staff members to eliminate or reduce the risk to the employee’s health and safety.

All our Staff are here to HELP YOU and your pet and have a right to work in a SAFE and SUPPORTIVE environment.

We operate in a ZERO tolerance policy.

ANY aggressive, abusive, violent, or threatening behaviour, whether verbal (shouting, swearing etc) or physical towards our staff will NOT be tolerated or accepted.

Any client found in breach of this policy may be refused service by Gungahlin Veterinary Hospital and need to find alternative veterinary care. We will forward your pet’s records to the vet of your choice

Please respect our team who are here to look after you and your pet.

 

This article is an account of a Vet burning out and why which is a good insight into what our team go through.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/veterinarian-tech-burnout-sick-pets_n_6333117fe4b0b7f89f39eca0

Article courtesy of Huffpost website.

 

FLU LIKE SYMPTOMS

To keep our staff safe, please rethink your visit if you have any flu or covid-like symptoms to ensure our staff are protected.

We highly recommend still practicing social distancing, and wearing a mask if you have symptoms or are unwell.

Hand sanitiser is provided for your use on entry to our practice.

 

If do have symptoms and still need to come in, please remain in your car, and telephone us on 6242 7276 and we will advise if the vet can do a carpark consult.

We appreciate your cooperation and understanding.

 

 

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Gungahlin Veterinary Hospital
2 weeks ago
Gungahlin Veterinary Hospital

Do you have a love for animals and are committed to providing exceptional care? Then we want you!

Come and join our supportive, fun family orientated practice where your work-life balance is truly valued, and no two days are the same.

We are seeking two new staff members to join our already amazing team in the following roles: -

1. Kennel Hand/Nursing Assistant
2. Veterinary Nurse

These positions are permanent part-time. Immediate start for both positions.

Please refer to our website gungahlinvet.com.au/about-gvh/careers/ for further information on our available roles.

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Do you have a love for animals and are committed to providing exceptional care? Then we want you! Come and join our supportive, fun family orientated practice where your work-life balance is truly valued, and no two days are the same. We are seeking two new staff members to join our already amazing team in the following roles: - 1. Kennel Hand/Nursing Assistant 2. Veterinary Nurse These positions are permanent part-time. Immediate start for both positions. Please refer to our website https://gungahlinvet.com.au/about-gvh/careers/ for further information on our available roles. Image taken from: Google images

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Gungahlin Veterinary Hospital
1 month ago
Gungahlin Veterinary Hospital

Do you think your pet is starting to show signs of arthritis? With the cold well & truly set in, we know that Osteoarthritis (OA) symptoms in your pets are becoming more recognisable.

For more information, you can complete an online survey by following the links below, you will then receive a brief report and if signs of osteoarthritis are found, existing clients can contact us for further advise on what we can offer as a long-acting pain relief.

Dogs: www.zoetispets.com/au-en/dog/arthritis/
Cats: www.zoetispets.com/au-en/cat/arthritis/

Don't forget to forward us your report so we can go through it with you 🐾📋

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Do you think your pet is starting to show signs of arthritis? With the cold well & truly set in, we know that Osteoarthritis (OA) symptoms in your pets are becoming more recognisable. For more information, you can complete an online survey by following the links below, you will then receive a brief report and if signs of osteoarthritis are found, existing clients can contact us for further advise on what we can offer as a long-acting pain relief. Dogs: https://www.zoetispets.com/au-en/dog/arthritis/ Cats: https://www.zoetispets.com/au-en/cat/arthritis/ Dont forget to forward us your report so we can go through it with you 🐾📋 Information courtesy of ZoetisImage attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

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ASAV Accredited Hospital of Excellence

Gungahlin Veterinary Hospital and Gungahlin Cat Hospital are recognised as an Australian Small Animal Veterinarians Group Accredited Hospital of Excellence. We are honoured to be one of approximately 60 veterinary hospitals nation-wide with this accreditation.

The Accredited Veterinary Hospital Scheme recognises companion animal practices that achieve the highest levels of quality healthcare and practice management in innovative, state-of-the art hospital facilities. This accreditation is a reflection of the excellent level of care that we provide, in a purpose-built environment with an extensive range of modern equipment to assist us in providing accurate diagnosis and care for your pet. Within our hospital we have installed automated pathology machines, IV drip pumps as well as radiology, ultrasound, ECG and endoscopy equipment.

 

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