Veterinary Clinic · Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia

Bathurst Central Animal Hospital

Veterinary clinic in Bathurst, NSW, dedicated to small animals such as dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats and mice, offering medicine, surgery, diagnostics and preventive care services.

About Bathurst Central Animal Hospital

Small Animal Veterinary Clinic in Bathurst

Bathurst Central Animal Hospital is a veterinary centre located in Bathurst, New South Wales, caring for small animals, specifically dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats and mice. Its team combines expertise in medicine, surgery and animal behaviour, and offers owners education, advice and treatment options for the care of their pets.

The clinic presents itself as a space where animals receive professional care and where owners can resolve questions about health and wellbeing. In addition to veterinary consultations, it has facilities for cat boarding during owners' absences.

General and Preventive Veterinary Services

The care offering includes general veterinary consultations, health checks and nurse consults. In the preventive area, the centre provides pet vaccination, effective flea control, microchipping and worming. It also offers advice on food and diet, with the option of prescription food, and specific programmes for puppies and kittens, such as puppy school and care for new puppies and new kittens.

Imaging Diagnostics and In-House Testing

The hospital has diagnostic services including in-house blood tests, ultrasounds, radiology and scans. These tools make it possible to assess various clinical conditions without needing to refer the animal to another centre for basic tests.

Surgery and Specialist Care

Among the surgical procedures offered are orthopaedic surgery and soft tissue surgery. The clinic also treats cases of cancer in pets and provides veterinary dental care, with dentistry services for dogs and cats. When the situation requires it, referrals to specialist vets are considered.

Programmes for Different Life Stages

The clinic organises its care according to the needs of each stage. For senior animals it offers specific check-ups and senior health programmes. For puppies and kittens, in addition to vaccination and worming visits, it includes guidance on socialisation, nutrition and dental care. It also addresses weight loss and the general wellbeing of pets.

Professional Team

The team consists of veterinarians, veterinary nurses, reception staff and a practice manager. The lead vet is Dr Evelyn Au. Dr Bryce Bondfield has worked full-time since January 2025, with previous experience in small and large animals. Dr Jordan Dasilva practises as a locum veterinarian and graduated from the University of Sydney. Holly is the practice manager and senior vet nurse, with a career as a nurse since 2016. The team is completed by nurses Cassie, Tara, Mandy, Joel and Kath, student veterinary nurses Bella F. and Bella C., and Helena as lead receptionist.

Cat Boarding and Visiting the Facilities

The hospital has cat boarding facilities, designed so that owners can leave their cats while they are away. The clinic invites you to get to know the centre through a guided tour or to accompany your pet to a first consultation to meet the team.

Location and Contact

90 Rankin Street, Bathurst, NSW 2795 · Phone: (02) 6332 5800 · Email: reception@bathurstvets.com.au

In brief

Small animal veterinary medicine