Ingleburn Veterinary Hospital

Veterinary hospital for family pets in Ingleburn

Ingleburn Veterinary Hospital is a veterinary centre located on the corner of Williamson Road and Noonan Road, with access via Noonan Road, in the industrial area of Ingleburn. The hospital cares for the health of family pets and presents itself as a purpose-built facility designed to provide its services, with the stated aim of reducing the environmental impact of its operations.

The centre states that it meets the highest registration standards of the Veterinary Practitioners Board of New South Wales and notes that the continuing education of its team keeps it up to date with advances in veterinary medicine and pet care.

Over four decades caring for pets in Ingleburn

The hospital states that it has been caring for the pets of Ingleburn since 1983 and refers to a historical timeline available on its institutional page.

Veterinary services

The centre's range of services covers areas of preventive medicine, diagnostics, surgery, and animal wellbeing. Among the services listed are:

• Pet desexing
• General veterinary care and health checks
• Nurse consultations
• Internal parasite control
• Senior pet care
• Dentistry and dental care
• In-house blood tests
• Orthopaedic surgery
• Cancer care
• Soft tissue surgery
• Specialist referrals
• Ultrasounds
• Weight loss
• X-ray and radiology

Wellbeing and preventive care

In the area of wellbeing, the hospital offers behaviour consultations, cat boarding, effective flea control, microchipping, care for new kittens and puppies, vaccination, and prescription diet feeding. It also has an emergency service and the Best for Pet programme.

Professional team

The veterinary team is led by Dr Anna Sells as lead veterinarian. The medical team also includes Dr Warren Davis, Dr Emily Ketchum, and Dr Steph Fong. In the nursing area, Keri Gilbert holds the position of head veterinary nurse, accompanied by Joanne and Jessica as veterinary nurses, and by Phoebe, Emily, and Samuel as student veterinary nurses.

Advice for pet owners

The hospital publishes guidance content for pet owners on topics such as dental diet, optimal start for puppies and kittens, senior pets, senior check-ups, calculating your pet's age, knowing your parasites, socialisation, and dental care and nutrition for kittens.

Location and contact

Unit 4, 2 Noonan Road, Ingleburn, NSW 2565 · Phone: (02) 9829 1947 · Email: reception@ingleburnvet.com.au