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8:30am - 7:00pm
SATURDAY
8:30am - 1:00pm
SUNDAY
Closed
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About Ourimbah Veterinary Hospital
Our aim is to provide you and your pet with the highest quality in veterinary care. We are dedicated to caring for pets through all life stages and have wide variety of experience with both small and large animals. Established in 1982 we have grown to be one of the only truly mixed veterinary hospitals on the Central Coast. We look after all types of animals large and small including dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, guinea pigs, horses, cattle, sheep, goats, alpacas as well as wildlife of all kinds.
Our hospital is equipped for general and surgical need in both small animals and large such as equine. We service the Central Coast and provide regular visits to areas including; Somersby, Mangrove Mountain, Kulnura, Peats Ridge, Calga and Mt White, Yarramalong, Dooralong, Jilliby, Warnervale, Wyee, Matcham, Holgate, Erina, Terrigal, Kincumber and their surrounding areas.
Central Coast Horse Hospital Ourimbah
Central Coast Horse Hospital comprises a team of experienced equine and mixed animal clinicians, dedicated to providing the best care for your horse and farm animals. Our goal is to provide you a consistently excellent standard of care for your animals and to offer owners a professional and friendly service they can trust. As part of our care we offer a full 24 hour emergency service for large animals across the Central Coast, NSW.
Ourimbah Vet News
Senior Pets
Aging is an unavoidable part of life, and when it comes to our pets, some will age without any major issues, and some will need a little extra TLC. It is important to know what age-related changes look like
Winter Grooming
Grooming your pet is just as important in winter as it is during the rest of the year – it’s not just about looking good, but promoting good health and comfort. Every pet’s coat is different, so it is
Keeping your pets active in winter
It can be hard to get out of your warm bed or off the cosy couch on a winter’s morning for exercise, and your pet can feel the same way too! It's important to continue exercising your pet in
