Terrey Hills Animal Hospital

Trusted care for the pets of our community

What do we do?

Our Services

Health Care

Comprehensive wellness exams to keep your pets happy, healthy, and thriving at every stage of life.

Diagnostics & Surgery

Advanced diagnostic services and expert surgical care to ensure accurate treatment and the best outcomes for your pets.

Wellbeing Services

Proactive health programs and personalised guidance to help your pets live longer, healthier, and happier lives.

What sets us apart?

Our Approach

We are Terrey Hills Animal Hospital because we value Connection, Care, and Curiosity. Our team is motivated by the joy of helping pets and their owners. We combine compassionate care, thoughtful curiosity, and accountability to ensure every decision supports your pet’s well-being and strengthens the bond you share.

We Treat

Dogs

Cats

Birds

Horses

Pocket Pets

What Our Clients Think...

"Wonderful, lovely staff and easy location to get to. My pets are always relaxed and happy when they have to go for a visit. There are no dramas. I recommend Terrey Hills Animal Hospital to anyone who asks me where I take my pets."
Jo W
Via Google Reviews
"Terrey Hills Animal Hospital has my recommendation for its professional, caring and personal support over more than 40 years."
Keith V
Via Google Reviews

News & Events

Lastest Blog Posts

Managing Common Pet Skin Issues

With allergic skin and ear problems being one of the most common issues we see pets for, our team would love to impart our top tips for home management of allergy symptoms. Additionally, we’ll give some guidance on when it’s recommended for a pet to see our allergy-aware vets for more assistance.

Common Things Occur Commonly!

Gut upset is one of the most common health problems that we see in our animal patients. Therefore, we’d love to put canine gastrointestinal problems under the microscope and identify three of the top causes of acute (sudden) gut upset in dogs.

Dental Care At Home & The Clinic

Without regular, effective cleaning measures, your pet’s teeth will naturally accumulate plaque, a sticky bacteria-laden film. After just a few days, untreated plaque starts to harden to a firmly adhered brown coating known as tartar, which can then begin causing gum inflammation, known as gingivitis.