At Vet Stars, our philosophy is pretty simple. We strive to provide the very best in patient care. However, at all times we are sensitive to the wishes of you, our client. We believe that this involves providing you with all of the options available for your pet.
The principal veterinarian, Dr Shane Sullivan, has been in practice for almost 30 years, and he continues to bring his love for healing to Vet Stars each day. He is joined by a warm, caring and experienced team of veterinarians and vet nurses who are committed to taking great care of your pets.
Not sure which service your pet needs? Our team can help you decide.
Dogs and cats need core vaccinations to protect against serious infectious diseases throughout their lives. Dogs need protection against parvovirus,
Your puppy or kitten’s first-year care checklist should include an initial health check, vaccinations, good nutrition, parasite prevention, safe socialisation, desexing planning and regular veterinary check-ups. There is no one-size-fits-all plan, so we recommend working with your veterinarian to make sure your puppy or kitten gets the right care as they grow. At Vet Stars, we help families plan these important first-year milestones. From your first visit through to vaccinations, preventative care and desexing, we’re here to help you make informed decisions about your dog or cat’s health.
Chocolate, grapes, sultanas, onions, garlic, xylitol and some other everyday foods can be toxic to dogs and cats. If your dog or cat has eaten something potentially harmful, it is important to seek veterinary advice promptly rather than waiting for symptoms to appear. The level of risk can depend on what was eaten, how much was consumed, your dog or cat’s size, and how long ago it happened.
If you think your dog or cat is gaining weight, start by checking their body condition at home and looking closely at everything they eat each day. Being able to feel the ribs, seeing some definition around the waist and keeping track of treats and other extras can help you spot potential weight gain.
