Malvern Veterinary Hospital

Malvern Veterinary Hospital Established in 1956, we are a leading Veterinary Hospital in Melbourne. Additional to our hospital, we offer grooming and cat boarding!

Awarded the ASAVA "Hospital of Excellence" accreditation repeatedly, ensuring outstanding standards of veterinary care. Malvern Veterinary Hospital was established in 1956 and today is one of Melbourne's leading Veterinary hospitals. Malvern Vet is one of the few practices in Melbourne to be award "hospital of excellence" status by the ASAVA (Australian Small Animal Veterinary Association). This a

ward is in recognition of very high standards of medicine, surgery, diagnostics, laboratory and nursing facilities in the practice. Malvern Vet is an academic associate practice involved in the training of veterinary students under the directorship of Dr Andrea Tims who is a senior fellow of the University of Melbourne. With AQIS (Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service) vet on staff, we are able to examine pets destined for export overseas. Malvern Vet also also offers pet grooming services - with several highly qualified and talented dog groomers on staff. We also offer a cat hotel, whereby your fur babies are looked after and monitored diligently by our staff. Allowing piece of mind for our clients on their holidays. Malvern Vet also has an extensive merchandise range and stocks a full range of premium grade pet foods.

🩵🍼 Rock A Bye Baby 🍼🩵• Georgie is the sweetest, smoochiest baby boy! 🥰
20/08/2025

🩵🍼 Rock A Bye Baby 🍼🩵
• Georgie is the sweetest, smoochiest baby boy! 🥰

While it is generally not recommended to combine a ‘clean’ surgery, such as a lump removal, with a ‘dirty’ surgery, such...
20/08/2025

While it is generally not recommended to combine a ‘clean’ surgery, such as a lump removal, with a ‘dirty’ surgery, such as a dental, every situation varies.

Dentals can spread bacteria in the air and increase bacteria circulating in the blood, which is generally not conducive to a sterile surgery.

Ultimately, combining procedures depends on your pet and your vet’s advice. Have a chat with us to find out what’s best for your pet. 🩺 🐈

Daily brushing is the gold standard for your dog’s dental health. This is because conditions like plaque take less than ...
18/08/2025

Daily brushing is the gold standard for your dog’s dental health. This is because conditions like plaque take less than 24 hours to begin forming. Brushing your dog’s teeth helps prevent this from progressing. 🪥🐶

When you start brushing your dog’s teeth at home, use pet-safe toothpaste and a soft human or dog toothbrush. Start slow, reward calm behaviour, and make it a positive routine.

Need help? Ask our team for tips at your next visit.

Meet MANGO 🥭 🧡Dr Ellie is hand rearing this little baby… and oh my gosh, wow… our hearts were bursting meeting this litt...
14/08/2025

Meet MANGO 🥭 🧡
Dr Ellie is hand rearing this little baby… and oh my gosh, wow… our hearts were bursting meeting this little munchkin!

Did you know that more than half of all cats have noticeable dental disease by the time they are 3 years old? 🦷 🐈‍⬛Most ...
13/08/2025

Did you know that more than half of all cats have noticeable dental disease by the time they are 3 years old? 🦷 🐈‍⬛

Most cats benefit from a professional dental clean every 12 months, especially adults over the age of 3 years old.

Regular cleans help prevent serious dental disease and keep your cat’s mouth healthy and pain free. Don’t hesitate to ask us what schedule is best for your feline friend!

A pink or red tooth in cats may indicate Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions (FORL). This painful condition causes t...
11/08/2025

A pink or red tooth in cats may indicate Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions (FORL). This painful condition causes the tooth to break down, and results in difficulty eating, pain and distress.

Cat’s teeth should normally be white, whole and not chipped or broken, and the gums not raised or inflamed. 😸

If you notice one of your cat’s teeth is no longer white, book a dental check for your cat right away.

Cats can face dental emergencies at any stage in their life, such as broken teeth, abscesses, or severe gum inflammation...
06/08/2025

Cats can face dental emergencies at any stage in their life, such as broken teeth, abscesses, or severe gum inflammation due to a viral infection. Look for drooling, pawing at the mouth, lethargy or refusing food. 🐱🦷

Prompt vet care can prevent more pain or complications, so it’s important to contact us straight away if you notice these signs.

Darling Jemima is obsessed with this cat tower… it’s hers now. 🥰🩷
05/08/2025

Darling Jemima is obsessed with this cat tower… it’s hers now. 🥰🩷

Does your dog’s breath smell bad? 😮 🐕 Bad breath isn’t normal and can signal dental disease. Dental disease might come i...
04/08/2025

Does your dog’s breath smell bad? 😮 🐕 Bad breath isn’t normal and can signal dental disease.

Dental disease might come in the form of plaque, tartar, gingivitis or even an infected tooth. Persistent odour isn’t normal, and should be investigated.

Book a dental check with us today to keep your dog’s mouth healthy and free of pain.

Address

547 Dandenong Road
Melbourne, VIC
3143

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 12:30pm

Telephone

(03) 9509 7611

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