Geelong Animal Emergency is open 7am-9am and 5pm-midnight each weekday and 7am-midnight on weekends.
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Looked after us on the Sunday reasonably priced and lovely staff.
October 18, 2023I don't understand any of the negative comments on this site. The brilliant, compassionate team that work here go above and beyond in their role. Bought Sally in last night... read more for a non emergency and was seen within less than 10 minutes. The clinic was very busy, but all staff were efficient, friendly, amazing, knowledgeable. Can't thank you guys enough!
February 18, 2024Took our dog Chip in tonight after he developed a bad cough. Staff are amazing and very helpful. They seen us very quick too. Thanks for all the work you... read more do!
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Amazing service that we are so lucky to have here. When our dog got sick and we took him there they acted so quickly and gave us great advice. From... read more this and through follow up testing which they recommended, we sadly learnt that our dog had a very aggressive tumour in his gall bladder. We have since managed to have that removed and he's now on chemo with hope that we can fight this cancer. Because of their speedy actions we were able to catch this cancer early enough to give us some hope. We cannot thank the superb staff at this clinic enough for contributing to the collective effort in our dog's early diagnosis ❤️
June 18, 2024We had to bring our puppy in after he severely damaged one of his teeth, causing a lot of pain and bleeding. Despite it being a busy Saturday night, the... read more staff could not have been more calm and compassionate. Our puppy is now completely back to normal. Thanks so much for your help GAE.
December 18, 2023I want to say a big thanks to Dr David Hall of Advanced Vet Care and the veterinary staff of Geelong Animal Emergency who cared for our beloved Black Lab,... read more Jack (our fur son), on Friday 7 February. Because of a wound to his mouth several weeks ago, Jack developed an abscess near his jaw which caused him significant pain when he opened his mouth beyond that necessary to sip water. As a result, his food had to be mashed so he could lick it up without pain. Intermittently, he would unwittingly open his mouth too much and get a sharp, unexpected pain - episodes like this and the constant background pain from the abscess, contributed to him becoming depressed and fearful of food and the places where was when he got these sharp pains. It was a very distressing situation for him and us, his parents. Well, with care and expertise, Dr Hall located and treated the troublesome abscess and today, a week after his surgery, he returned to the dog beach he grew up on, where he could run and swim free and unrestricted with all his mates. His excitement at his new found freedom from pain was palpable - he was literally shrieking for joy, as we were! So, thanks David Hall and all the staff involved - we are so grateful and relieved we still have our darling Jack.
October 18, 2023