Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital
Upper Ferntree Gully, Victoria
General Info
A renowned establishment in Upper Ferntree Gully Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital stands as a recognized entity among animal enthusiasts who pursue nearby veterinary assistance. Victoria’s clinic position enables nearby community pet owners to receive regular veterinary services. Depending on individual cases, services can encompass routine checkups along with pet vaccinations and early disease screenings as well as diagnostic consultations. Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital establishes an organized tranquil environment which reduces stress levels in both pets and their owners. The veterinary professionals in Upper Ferntree Gully manage an extensive array of medical conditions which include dermatological disorders, dental problems, and mobility impairments. The clinic demonstrates expertise in handling immediate health issues such as infections and digestive alterations while maintaining its focus on wellness visits and preventive care programs. The inhabitants of Victoria commonly turn to Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital to assist them with difficult diagnoses and the management of elderly pets experiencing chronic conditions. Visitors frequently remark upon the clinic's communication style which stands out as clear yet kind and easily comprehensible. Pet owners experience increased confidence regarding the choices they make for their animals. A significant number of clients maintain their business relationships for extended periods because they perceive consistent service delivery which enables them to develop trust gradually. The staff's understanding of both basic and intricate veterinary subjects enables them to effectively support long-term care planning. Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital experiences ongoing expansion due to increasing numbers of pet owners relocating to Upper Ferntree Gully or seeking nearby veterinary services. Through its involvement in the local pet community the clinic helps build a network that promotes responsible pet ownership alongside attentive animal care. Victoria's established veterinary practice continues to serve as a dependable option for those needing both routine care and emergency services. Upper Ferntree Gully inhabitants along with Victoria's adjacent local populations frequently express gratitude for the nearby presence of Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital. The demand for clear compassionate consistent veterinary service remains constant among new pet owners seeking advice and longtime clients managing special conditions. This practice helps fulfill its vital community role.
Services
Allergies
Boarding
Microchipping
Surgery
Ultrasound
Vaccinations
Reviews
Dianne
6 Dec 2024
REPORT
These reviews are very much out-of-date. There is a diiferent team and, with my older dog and an older cat, I cannot fault the care and service provided by the current team. Cost-wise: I have not ex...
These reviews are very much out-of-date. There is a diiferent team and, with my older dog and an older cat, I cannot fault the care and service provided by the current team. Cost-wise: I have not experienced any excessive fees or procedures. I completely recommend this vet team.
Ian Paterson
29 Nov 2019
REPORT
Took a rescue dog in that had been previously been mistreated for a nail clipping, I was told to wait in one room while the dog was taken into another room, the vet cut one nail so short the dog screa...
Took a rescue dog in that had been previously been mistreated for a nail clipping, I was told to wait in one room while the dog was taken into another room, the vet cut one nail so short the dog screamed in pain and bled profusely. However the nurse was more concerned about the blood on the floor than the state of the dog. Prior to this when I told the vet that the dog seemed to be flapping its ears excessively I was told that if I wanted him to look at the ears that would cost more! Yes they are definitely more focused on the money than the welfare of the dog. I would NOT recommend this vet and will never use them again.
Melisabeth Cooper Fell
16 Jul 2018
REPORT
My lovely cat Betty who was 18 at the time needed a work up - I knew she wasn't going well and finally I bit the bullet. With full consultation with me, Dr Mark sedated her for bloods and radiographs ...
My lovely cat Betty who was 18 at the time needed a work up - I knew she wasn't going well and finally I bit the bullet. With full consultation with me, Dr Mark sedated her for bloods and radiographs of her chest where we found her tumour. I don't trust many vets to work on my animals but with his knowledge I knew we wouldn't be unwittingly killing her with using the wrong sedation or stressing her out (I think she's lovely but she is in essence a bloody nightmare at the vets!). the outcome wasn't good - she had cancer and with full support we palliated her for another month before she was placed to rest. I don't understand why some of the other comments are complaining about money - to have experts work on your animal, run tests and monitor her throughout - these are skills that in any other field people pay for without blinking an eye. Without charging how do they pay for blood machines, xray machines, warm air blankets plus the upkeep of their knowledge. If you want a vet to guess or do second rate work, sure go elsewhere but if you want things done properly then go here.
Rob Greaves
3 Jul 2018
REPORT
One of my German Shorthaired Pointers [GSPs] who has bad arthritis also ruptured her CCL. She was operated on by Dr Mark Boyhan last Thursday and returned home Friday. Now I have been taking my GSPs ...
One of my German Shorthaired Pointers [GSPs] who has bad arthritis also ruptured her CCL. She was operated on by Dr Mark Boyhan last Thursday and returned home Friday. Now I have been taking my GSPs to this clinic for over 25 years. This is the first serious operation I have had to have had done and i am absolutely overjoyed. The staff at the clinic were genuinely concerned for Lenni (the GSP operated on), showed amazing care for her and Dr Mark has did a brilliant job on her. FIVE days after the op, her bandages are off and she is walking brilliantly. The sutured wound is clean, dry, no redness and is healing so well. She is already wanting to "GO" - and while she can't run for at least another 7 weeks, i just took her for her first walk off the property and she did brilliantly.
Before, during and post the op, I have nothing but the highest praise for all the vets, nurses, and office staff for their help, care, advice and treatment plan. A real team effort that has resulted in a 10++/10 result. if Lenni could talk she would be so grateful -so I am doing it for her!
THANK YOU ALL!!
Bronwen Eyles
21 Feb 2018
REPORT
DON'T EVEN WANT TO GIVE ANY STARS! Really disappointed with the service we received.
Seems they were more interested in our money than our dogs welfare or our anxious concerns.
I emailed my complain...
DON'T EVEN WANT TO GIVE ANY STARS! Really disappointed with the service we received.
Seems they were more interested in our money than our dogs welfare or our anxious concerns.
I emailed my complaint to them directly to advise how unhappy we were and now its 8 days later with no response at all. Very unprofessional. Will not be going back - not ever!
Josephine Saulwick
28 Jan 2018
REPORT
Friendly staff. Prompt service. Very clean. The prices for services were cheaper than most other Vetinary clinics in the local area. The flea and worm tratment packs were also cheaper. Front reception...
Friendly staff. Prompt service. Very clean. The prices for services were cheaper than most other Vetinary clinics in the local area. The flea and worm tratment packs were also cheaper. Front reception are helpful, freindly and thorough. Thankyou the wonderful service you provide for our animals/pets in the area☺☺😻🐶🐕🐹🐰🐇🐢🐀🐱🐩💖💖👍👍
Adam Evans
20 Jan 2018
REPORT
Very helpful very attentive to the animals needs and ours. Would highly recommend bto anyone.
g. l.
18 Dec 2017
REPORT
I took my cat for a check up today and was quite amazed at how expensive it was. Over $270 for sedation and a blood test. On top of that we were advised to give our cat Mertazipine which I presumed ...
I took my cat for a check up today and was quite amazed at how expensive it was. Over $270 for sedation and a blood test. On top of that we were advised to give our cat Mertazipine which I presumed they would give us a script for.......NO....if we didn't want to pay $32 for 3 tablets, (you can get a pack of 30 at 15mg for $6.50 at chemist warehouse) I would have to pay $25 for a script, (outrageous) even though the consultation was today, still the same 24 hour timeline. I will never go back there and I will never recommend them to anyone.
Ally
18 Dec 2017
REPORT
I used to take my cat to this vet and I will never go back. On one occasion, they glanced at his teeth and said they were fine. After we asked them to recheck, they found that he had gingivitis and he...
I used to take my cat to this vet and I will never go back. On one occasion, they glanced at his teeth and said they were fine. After we asked them to recheck, they found that he had gingivitis and he had to have three teeth surgically removed because he would have been in a great deal of pain when eating. If we had not asked them to recheck, he would've been in pain for another year until his next check-up.
However, the worst incident which confirmed that we will never go back involved the rudeness and inappropriateness of the head vet nurse there. My cat gets stressed going to the vet (as do most cats), but on this occasion, he was more stressed than usual. They "took him out the back", I could hear growling, and he was brought back inside a net. When the nurse was putting him back in his carrier, she very rudely snapped at me "You have to be confident with your cat, or you're putting us all in danger." She then proceeded to throw him in the carrier and bang his paw with a tissue box until he pulled it inside. He continued growling until the second we got back to the car, at which point I opened the door of his carrier and he crawled out and curled up on my lap.
It was horribly inappropriate of her to imply that my cat is a generally aggressive pet and that I "should know how to deal with it" when he NEVER acts that way at home or around me. After talking to a vet nurse friend, she said that some vet clinics just DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DEAL WITH CATS and have no idea how to reduce stress for them. I will only be taking him to cat-only clinics from now on, because they understand the nuanced behaviour of these animals and show compassion and expertise in dealing with the stress that they feel.
Anj 254
27 May 2017
REPORT
Had a terrible experience with one of the vets here when our much loved 14 year old Labrador was nearing the end of her life. He was incredibly insensitive and said one of my options was to 'give her...
Had a terrible experience with one of the vets here when our much loved 14 year old Labrador was nearing the end of her life. He was incredibly insensitive and said one of my options was to 'give her a needle and put her in a black plastic bag that day'. I will never go back.
Tennille Kent
7 May 2017
REPORT
One of the most expensive vets around. Their level of care is not very good.
Quentin Wright
3 Apr 2017
REPORT
Very good vet, been going there for 20 years!
Emma Willis
10 Jan 2017
REPORT
I have been usuing these vets for years. Very professional, reasonable pricing. We had to put down one of our pets a couple of months ago from illness, and about 2 weeks later we recieved a beautiful ...
I have been usuing these vets for years. Very professional, reasonable pricing. We had to put down one of our pets a couple of months ago from illness, and about 2 weeks later we recieved a beautiful sympathy card in the post from the practice. It was a very nice gesture.
Rosie Miller
7 Dec 2016
REPORT
Last three years been taking my 2 dogs and the odd foster dog to upper ferntree gully vets. Service has been good until my last visit in August 2016.
Taking my dog in for wound management, they took ...
Last three years been taking my 2 dogs and the odd foster dog to upper ferntree gully vets. Service has been good until my last visit in August 2016.
Taking my dog in for wound management, they took her 'out the back' to clean her wound. The entire time i could hear my dog growling and yelping, and the vet asking for more staff to 'hold my dog down'. I could not believe they would subject my dog to such a negative behavior which would have totally been avoided if they treated my dog in the treatment room with me keeping her calm.
With such disbelief and disappointed my stressed dog and i waited at the front desk whilst the middle aged receptionist was on hold for 5mins. Only wording to me i should put my aggressive dog in the car as i waited.... I DO NOT OWN AN AGGRESSIVE DOG, just because my dog is a 'working line breed'. I declined and left my dog who layed at my feet recovering from her last 5mins of trauma. In hindsight i should have barged into the 'torchure' room grabbed my dog and walk out. Or not wasted my time paying a bill which was overpriced for a cheap and very nasty experience.
I think a vet who treats dogs behind the owners for simple tasks like wounds and vaccinations, is 1. hiding something 2. has the potential to negatively impact a dogs social behavior, worst case scenario lead the dog to human aggression. Also vets who dont work with rescue groups, or injured wildlife caretaking is just another business in the pet industry with eyes on dollars than actual care for animals.
Never will visit this clinic again, my dogs deserve better
TheBundy33
31 May 2016
REPORT
Very good vet
Always looks after our girls Bell & Poppet Scannell as their own
A Google User
8 Feb 2011
REPORT
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FAQs
Where is Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital located?
Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital is located at level 1/1288 Burwood Hwy, NULL, Upper Ferntree Gully,NULL 3156. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Upper Ferntree Gully area and surrounding communities.
What time does Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital open and close each day?
Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital is open Monday 08:00 AM - 20:00 PM, Tuesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Wednesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Thursday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Friday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 08:00 AM to 13:00 PM. They are closed on Sundays.
Is Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital open on Saturdays?
Yes, Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 08:00AM to 13:00 PM.
Is Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital open on Sundays?
No, Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital is closed on Sundays. They operate Monday through Saturday, serving pet owners during the week and on Saturday.
How can I book an appointment at Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital?
You can book an appointment online with Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital offer?
Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital in Upper Ferntree Gully offers a range of veterinary services, including Allergies, Boarding, Microchipping, Surgery, Ultrasound. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Does Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital offer vaccinations for pets?
Yes, Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital provides pet vaccination services. They offer core vaccinations for dogs and cats (like rabies, distemper, parvovirus, etc.) as well as any recommended booster shots. You can schedule your pet's vaccines during normal appointment hours at their Upper Ferntree Gully clinic.
Does Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital provide boarding or kennel services?
Yes, Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital has boarding facilities for pets. They can board your cat or dog in a safe, comfortable environment when you’re away. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during holidays, as space can be limited.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital?
Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Upper Ferntree Gully has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
Can Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital microchip my pet?
Yes, Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital offers pet microchipping. Microchips help identify your pet if they ever get lost. The procedure is quick and can be done during a regular appointment.
Business Hours
Monday
Mon
08:00AM-20:00PM
Tuesday
Tue
08:00AM-18:00PM
Wednesday
Wed
08:00AM-18:00PM
Thursday
Thu
08:00AM-18:00PM
Friday
Fri
08:00AM-18:00PM
Saturday
Sat
08:00AM-13:00PM
Popular Hours
Closed on Sunday
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Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital
Upper Ferntree Gully, Victoria
level 1/1288 Burwood Hwy
Upper Ferntree Gully Victoria 3156
General Info
A renowned establishment in Upper Ferntree Gully Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital stands as a recognized entity among animal enthusiasts who pursue nearby veterinary assistance. Victoria’s clinic position enables nearby community pet owners to receive regular veterinary services. Depending on individual cases, services can encompass routine checkups along with pet vaccinations and early disease screenings as well as diagnostic consultations. Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital establishes an organized tranquil environment which reduces stress levels in both pets and their owners. The veterinary professionals in Upper Ferntree Gully manage an extensive array of medical conditions which include dermatological disorders, dental problems, and mobility impairments. The clinic demonstrates expertise in handling immediate health issues such as infections and digestive alterations while maintaining its focus on wellness visits and preventive care programs. The inhabitants of Victoria commonly turn to Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital to assist them with difficult diagnoses and the management of elderly pets experiencing chronic conditions. Visitors frequently remark upon the clinic's communication style which stands out as clear yet kind and easily comprehensible. Pet owners experience increased confidence regarding the choices they make for their animals. A significant number of clients maintain their business relationships for extended periods because they perceive consistent service delivery which enables them to develop trust gradually. The staff's understanding of both basic and intricate veterinary subjects enables them to effectively support long-term care planning. Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital experiences ongoing expansion due to increasing numbers of pet owners relocating to Upper Ferntree Gully or seeking nearby veterinary services. Through its involvement in the local pet community the clinic helps build a network that promotes responsible pet ownership alongside attentive animal care. Victoria's established veterinary practice continues to serve as a dependable option for those needing both routine care and emergency services. Upper Ferntree Gully inhabitants along with Victoria's adjacent local populations frequently express gratitude for the nearby presence of Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital. The demand for clear compassionate consistent veterinary service remains constant among new pet owners seeking advice and longtime clients managing special conditions. This practice helps fulfill its vital community role.
Business Hours
Monday
08:00AM-20:00PM
Tuesday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Wednesday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Thursday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Friday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Saturday
08:00AM-13:00PM
Popular Hours
Closed on Sunday
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Closed on {{popularHourDay.text}}
Services
Allergies
Boarding
Microchipping
Surgery
Ultrasound
Vaccinations
Reviews
Dianne
6 Dec 2024
These reviews are very much out-of-date. There is a diiferent team and, with my older dog and an older cat, I cannot fault the care and service provided by the current team. Cost-wise: I have not ex...
These reviews are very much out-of-date. There is a diiferent team and, with my older dog and an older cat, I cannot fault the care and service provided by the current team. Cost-wise: I have not experienced any excessive fees or procedures. I completely recommend this vet team.
Ian Paterson
29 Nov 2019
Took a rescue dog in that had been previously been mistreated for a nail clipping, I was told to wait in one room while the dog was taken into another room, the vet cut one nail so short the dog screa...
Took a rescue dog in that had been previously been mistreated for a nail clipping, I was told to wait in one room while the dog was taken into another room, the vet cut one nail so short the dog screamed in pain and bled profusely. However the nurse was more concerned about the blood on the floor than the state of the dog. Prior to this when I told the vet that the dog seemed to be flapping its ears excessively I was told that if I wanted him to look at the ears that would cost more! Yes they are definitely more focused on the money than the welfare of the dog. I would NOT recommend this vet and will never use them again.
Melisabeth Cooper Fell
16 Jul 2018
My lovely cat Betty who was 18 at the time needed a work up - I knew she wasn't going well and finally I bit the bullet. With full consultation with me, Dr Mark sedated her for bloods and radiographs ...
My lovely cat Betty who was 18 at the time needed a work up - I knew she wasn't going well and finally I bit the bullet. With full consultation with me, Dr Mark sedated her for bloods and radiographs of her chest where we found her tumour. I don't trust many vets to work on my animals but with his knowledge I knew we wouldn't be unwittingly killing her with using the wrong sedation or stressing her out (I think she's lovely but she is in essence a bloody nightmare at the vets!). the outcome wasn't good - she had cancer and with full support we palliated her for another month before she was placed to rest. I don't understand why some of the other comments are complaining about money - to have experts work on your animal, run tests and monitor her throughout - these are skills that in any other field people pay for without blinking an eye. Without charging how do they pay for blood machines, xray machines, warm air blankets plus the upkeep of their knowledge. If you want a vet to guess or do second rate work, sure go elsewhere but if you want things done properly then go here.
Rob Greaves
3 Jul 2018
One of my German Shorthaired Pointers [GSPs] who has bad arthritis also ruptured her CCL. She was operated on by Dr Mark Boyhan last Thursday and returned home Friday. Now I have been taking my GSPs ...
One of my German Shorthaired Pointers [GSPs] who has bad arthritis also ruptured her CCL. She was operated on by Dr Mark Boyhan last Thursday and returned home Friday. Now I have been taking my GSPs to this clinic for over 25 years. This is the first serious operation I have had to have had done and i am absolutely overjoyed. The staff at the clinic were genuinely concerned for Lenni (the GSP operated on), showed amazing care for her and Dr Mark has did a brilliant job on her. FIVE days after the op, her bandages are off and she is walking brilliantly. The sutured wound is clean, dry, no redness and is healing so well. She is already wanting to "GO" - and while she can't run for at least another 7 weeks, i just took her for her first walk off the property and she did brilliantly.
Before, during and post the op, I have nothing but the highest praise for all the vets, nurses, and office staff for their help, care, advice and treatment plan. A real team effort that has resulted in a 10++/10 result. if Lenni could talk she would be so grateful -so I am doing it for her!
THANK YOU ALL!!
Bronwen Eyles
21 Feb 2018
DON'T EVEN WANT TO GIVE ANY STARS! Really disappointed with the service we received.
Seems they were more interested in our money than our dogs welfare or our anxious concerns.
I emailed my complain...
DON'T EVEN WANT TO GIVE ANY STARS! Really disappointed with the service we received.
Seems they were more interested in our money than our dogs welfare or our anxious concerns.
I emailed my complaint to them directly to advise how unhappy we were and now its 8 days later with no response at all. Very unprofessional. Will not be going back - not ever!
Josephine Saulwick
28 Jan 2018
Friendly staff. Prompt service. Very clean. The prices for services were cheaper than most other Vetinary clinics in the local area. The flea and worm tratment packs were also cheaper. Front reception...
Friendly staff. Prompt service. Very clean. The prices for services were cheaper than most other Vetinary clinics in the local area. The flea and worm tratment packs were also cheaper. Front reception are helpful, freindly and thorough. Thankyou the wonderful service you provide for our animals/pets in the area☺☺😻🐶🐕🐹🐰🐇🐢🐀🐱🐩💖💖👍👍
Adam Evans
20 Jan 2018
Very helpful very attentive to the animals needs and ours. Would highly recommend bto anyone.
g. l.
18 Dec 2017
I took my cat for a check up today and was quite amazed at how expensive it was. Over $270 for sedation and a blood test. On top of that we were advised to give our cat Mertazipine which I presumed ...
I took my cat for a check up today and was quite amazed at how expensive it was. Over $270 for sedation and a blood test. On top of that we were advised to give our cat Mertazipine which I presumed they would give us a script for.......NO....if we didn't want to pay $32 for 3 tablets, (you can get a pack of 30 at 15mg for $6.50 at chemist warehouse) I would have to pay $25 for a script, (outrageous) even though the consultation was today, still the same 24 hour timeline. I will never go back there and I will never recommend them to anyone.
Ally
18 Dec 2017
I used to take my cat to this vet and I will never go back. On one occasion, they glanced at his teeth and said they were fine. After we asked them to recheck, they found that he had gingivitis and he...
I used to take my cat to this vet and I will never go back. On one occasion, they glanced at his teeth and said they were fine. After we asked them to recheck, they found that he had gingivitis and he had to have three teeth surgically removed because he would have been in a great deal of pain when eating. If we had not asked them to recheck, he would've been in pain for another year until his next check-up.
However, the worst incident which confirmed that we will never go back involved the rudeness and inappropriateness of the head vet nurse there. My cat gets stressed going to the vet (as do most cats), but on this occasion, he was more stressed than usual. They "took him out the back", I could hear growling, and he was brought back inside a net. When the nurse was putting him back in his carrier, she very rudely snapped at me "You have to be confident with your cat, or you're putting us all in danger." She then proceeded to throw him in the carrier and bang his paw with a tissue box until he pulled it inside. He continued growling until the second we got back to the car, at which point I opened the door of his carrier and he crawled out and curled up on my lap.
It was horribly inappropriate of her to imply that my cat is a generally aggressive pet and that I "should know how to deal with it" when he NEVER acts that way at home or around me. After talking to a vet nurse friend, she said that some vet clinics just DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DEAL WITH CATS and have no idea how to reduce stress for them. I will only be taking him to cat-only clinics from now on, because they understand the nuanced behaviour of these animals and show compassion and expertise in dealing with the stress that they feel.
Anj 254
27 May 2017
Had a terrible experience with one of the vets here when our much loved 14 year old Labrador was nearing the end of her life. He was incredibly insensitive and said one of my options was to 'give her...
Had a terrible experience with one of the vets here when our much loved 14 year old Labrador was nearing the end of her life. He was incredibly insensitive and said one of my options was to 'give her a needle and put her in a black plastic bag that day'. I will never go back.
Tennille Kent
7 May 2017
One of the most expensive vets around. Their level of care is not very good.
Quentin Wright
3 Apr 2017
Very good vet, been going there for 20 years!
Emma Willis
10 Jan 2017
I have been usuing these vets for years. Very professional, reasonable pricing. We had to put down one of our pets a couple of months ago from illness, and about 2 weeks later we recieved a beautiful ...
I have been usuing these vets for years. Very professional, reasonable pricing. We had to put down one of our pets a couple of months ago from illness, and about 2 weeks later we recieved a beautiful sympathy card in the post from the practice. It was a very nice gesture.
Rosie Miller
7 Dec 2016
Last three years been taking my 2 dogs and the odd foster dog to upper ferntree gully vets. Service has been good until my last visit in August 2016.
Taking my dog in for wound management, they took ...
Last three years been taking my 2 dogs and the odd foster dog to upper ferntree gully vets. Service has been good until my last visit in August 2016.
Taking my dog in for wound management, they took her 'out the back' to clean her wound. The entire time i could hear my dog growling and yelping, and the vet asking for more staff to 'hold my dog down'. I could not believe they would subject my dog to such a negative behavior which would have totally been avoided if they treated my dog in the treatment room with me keeping her calm.
With such disbelief and disappointed my stressed dog and i waited at the front desk whilst the middle aged receptionist was on hold for 5mins. Only wording to me i should put my aggressive dog in the car as i waited.... I DO NOT OWN AN AGGRESSIVE DOG, just because my dog is a 'working line breed'. I declined and left my dog who layed at my feet recovering from her last 5mins of trauma. In hindsight i should have barged into the 'torchure' room grabbed my dog and walk out. Or not wasted my time paying a bill which was overpriced for a cheap and very nasty experience.
I think a vet who treats dogs behind the owners for simple tasks like wounds and vaccinations, is 1. hiding something 2. has the potential to negatively impact a dogs social behavior, worst case scenario lead the dog to human aggression. Also vets who dont work with rescue groups, or injured wildlife caretaking is just another business in the pet industry with eyes on dollars than actual care for animals.
Never will visit this clinic again, my dogs deserve better
TheBundy33
31 May 2016
Very good vet
Always looks after our girls Bell & Poppet Scannell as their own
A Google User
8 Feb 2011
FAQs
Where is Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital located?
Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital is located at level 1/1288 Burwood Hwy, NULL, Upper Ferntree Gully,NULL 3156. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Upper Ferntree Gully area and surrounding communities.
What time does Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital open and close each day?
Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital is open Monday 08:00 AM - 20:00 PM, Tuesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Wednesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Thursday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Friday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 08:00 AM to 13:00 PM. They are closed on Sundays.
Is Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital open on Saturdays?
Yes, Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 08:00AM to 13:00 PM.
Is Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital open on Sundays?
No, Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital is closed on Sundays. They operate Monday through Saturday, serving pet owners during the week and on Saturday.
How can I book an appointment at Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital?
You can book an appointment online with Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital offer?
Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital in Upper Ferntree Gully offers a range of veterinary services, including Allergies, Boarding, Microchipping, Surgery, Ultrasound. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Does Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital offer vaccinations for pets?
Yes, Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital provides pet vaccination services. They offer core vaccinations for dogs and cats (like rabies, distemper, parvovirus, etc.) as well as any recommended booster shots. You can schedule your pet's vaccines during normal appointment hours at their Upper Ferntree Gully clinic.
Does Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital provide boarding or kennel services?
Yes, Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital has boarding facilities for pets. They can board your cat or dog in a safe, comfortable environment when you’re away. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during holidays, as space can be limited.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital?
Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Upper Ferntree Gully has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
Can Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital microchip my pet?
Yes, Ferntree Gully Veterinary Hospital offers pet microchipping. Microchips help identify your pet if they ever get lost. The procedure is quick and can be done during a regular appointment.
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