Southern Tablelands Veterinary Hospital Goulburn

05/02/2026

Can you guess how many babies between Dr Zoe and Dotti?
Dr Zoe’s last day before heading off on maternity leave is tomorrow! We are all super excited for her and wish Zoe all the best and cannot wait to meet her new bundle of joy. 🍼💕
Dotti is due on Valentine’s Day, what timing! 💖 We wish Dotti a safe delivery and will see her babies when they come in for their first vaccination. 🐾🐶

29/01/2026

Meet Mallory and Micky two beautiful 16 week old Devon Rex kittens .😻
Devon Rex’s originated in Devon, England in 1959 they are known to be the “dog” of the cat world because of their playful and highly intelligent personality making them easy to train. We look forward to watching Mallory and Micky as they grow. 🐈🐾

27/01/2026

Thank you Kaylene for the lovely post, it is always a pleasure to have you and your dogs in our care.

15/01/2026

We have recently changed our after hours number
in the event of an emergency outside of regular hours, please call the clinic number 48211966 and follow the prompts. 📞

07/01/2026

If you live around Gorman Road or walk your dogs in that area, please be aware that Goulburn Mulwaree Council will be using Pindone bates during January and February. Pindone is an anti-coagulant similar to rat bait which interferes with the bloods ability to clot leading to excessive bleeding. Dogs and cats are most at risk from secondary poisoning from eating poisoned rabbits.
Signs of Pindone poisoning in pets may include:
- Weakness
- Lethargy
- Pale gums
- Bruising
- Bleeding
- Increased respiratory (breathing) rate

The best way to protect your pets is to avoid the areas being baited or make sure you keep your pets on a lead if walking in those areas. If you think your pet may have consumed either a bait or a baited rabbit, please take them to your Vet urgently.

24/12/2025

Thank you to all of our amazing clients for all of the wonderful gifts. We’ve been super spoilt again this year.
Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas and hopefully Santa Paws comes to you all 🎄🎅🏼

22/12/2025

We are heading into Christmas party and visitor season, which can mean our pets may eat some things they are not supposed to.

🎁Christmas meats like ham are high in fat and can lead to pancreatitis,
🎁Sultanas and grapes can cause kidney failure, as can some Christmas plants
🎁Onions and garlic can damage red blood cells and lead to anemia
🎁Batteries pose the same risk for our pets as they do for children.
🎁 Christmas decorations can be ingested and lead to obstructions

Just a reminder that Christmas is a hot time of year, ensure your pet is kept cool, has plenty of shade and water.

If your pet happens to get into any of these things, or is showing signs of heat distress do not hesitate to contact your vet.

21/12/2025

Reminder that today is the final day to order any medication or prescription food before the Christmas break.
Please give us a call 48211966 or drop in.

18/12/2025

This week Dr Elvie did an annual health check on her reindeer Geoffrey, ensuring that he was fit and healthy for the Christmas break before heading back to the North Pole.
Before Geoffrey was given the all clear he had his annual vaccination and is now up to date with flea and tick prevention.

If you are heading away this Christmas, please ensure your pets are up to date with their vaccination and flea and tick prevention. Pop in or give us a call 48211966 to book these in.

18/12/2025

The holiday period is almost here!🎄
If you need to make a medication or prescription food order please call us 48211966 or pop in BEFORE Monday 22nd December to ensure we have them in time for Christmas.🎅🏻🎁

16/12/2025

Yesterday we celebrated our bright, bubbly, fun loving nurse Shelley. Happy birthday Shell! ✨🎂🥳

12/12/2025

The Crookwell Vets team has seen a few parvo cases lately.
Just a reminder to check with your vet if you are up to date with your furry friends vaccinations.

🚨PARVO ALERT 🚨
At Crookwell Vets we have had two confirmed cases of Canine Parvovirus. Owners are advised to be vigilant and ensure their dogs are up to date with vaccinations.

Symptoms include:
- Vomiting
- Diarrhoea (often bloody)
- Lethargy
- Inappetance

Pre-cautions:
- Ensure puppies that have not had their full course of vaccinations are kept in your property and not taken to public areas
- Ensure all dogs are up to date with vaccination, if in doubt call your vet to confirm
- If you suspect parvo, isolate the dog immediately and thoroughly disinfect contaminated areas with bleach or a proper disinfectant.
- Seek immediate veterinary care if symptoms appear; early treatment is critical.