Need an Emergency Vet Near You? After-Hours Care at Home

Dr Callie graduated from Murdoch University in 2004 and brings over 20 years of veterinary experience to every home visit. Her broad clinical knowledge and calm, thorough approach are especially valuable when pets become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain. She carefully assesses each patient, explains the available options and helps owners understand whether their pet can be treated at home or requires emergency hospital care. Callie has also completed further studies in veterinary behaviour, ophthalmology and small animal surgery.

Dr Olivia graduated from Murdoch University in 2015 and has over a decade of veterinary experience in hospital settings. She brings a calm, compassionate approach when pets become suddenly unwell or injured, carefully assessing their condition and explaining the next steps to their owners. Olivia also holds advanced membership qualifications in Unusual Pet Medicine and Surgery and Avian Medicine and Surgery, with experience treating birds, reptiles, rabbits and other unusual pets.

Dr Tamara is a Melbourne-based veterinarian with broad experience caring for dogs, cats and pocket pets. She brings a calm, thorough approach when pets become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain, helping owners understand what is happening and what care may be needed. Her professional interests in soft-tissue surgery and oncology support her ability to assess a wide range of urgent health concerns.

Dr Pete is a compassionate veterinarian with over 10 years of experience caring for pets. He brings a calm, practical approach when animals become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain, carefully assessing their condition and explaining the next steps. His special interests in dentistry and surgery support his broad clinical knowledge when managing urgent health concerns.

Dr Tim has over 20 years of clinical experience across Australia and the United Kingdom. He brings a calm, thoughtful approach when pets become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain. During urgent home visits, Tim gently assesses each pet, explains his findings clearly and helps owners understand whether treatment can be provided at home or further hospital care is needed.

Dr Jessica is an experienced Melbourne mobile vet with 12 years in small animal practice. Her background in general practice, veterinary internships and emergency care gives her strong experience assessing pets who are suddenly unwell, injured or in pain. Jessica provides calm, thorough care at home and clearly explains whether treatment can be provided there or urgent hospital care is needed.

Dr Kel has 21 years of veterinary experience across Australia and overseas, with a strong background in internal medicine and emergency care. They bring deep clinical knowledge and a calm, thorough approach when pets become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain. Kel carefully assesses each pet, explains what is happening and helps owners understand whether treatment at home or immediate hospital care is needed.

Dr Sarah is an experienced veterinarian with a warm, practical approach to urgent home care. She works with dogs, cats, backyard poultry and hobby farm animals, bringing broad knowledge to each visit. Sarah gently assesses unwell or injured animals, explains the available options and helps owners understand whether care can be provided at home or further hospital treatment is needed.

Dr Antonia has experience across Perth general practice and leading Melbourne emergency hospitals, with special interests in emergency medicine and ultrasound. She brings clinical confidence and a calm, thoughtful approach when pets become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain. Antonia carefully assesses each pet, explains her findings clearly and helps owners understand whether treatment can be provided at home or urgent hospital care is needed.

Dr Hanke graduated from the University of Melbourne with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. With strong interests in general practice, surgery and orthopaedics, he brings thoughtful, practical care when pets become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain. Hanke gently assesses each pet, explains his findings clearly and helps owners understand whether care can be provided at home or further hospital treatment is needed.

Dr Jarrod has experience in emergency medicine and brings a calm, thorough approach when pets become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain. He carefully assesses each pet, explains his findings clearly and helps owners understand whether the condition can be managed at home or requires urgent hospital treatment. His interests in chronic and breakthrough pain management also support his focus on keeping pets comfortable.

Dr Lauren is an experienced veterinary surgeon with over 15 years of experience. She provides at-home assessment and treatment for a wide range of conditions that do not require emergency hospital facilities. Her calm, practical approach helps owners understand what may be affecting their pet and whether care can be provided at home or further hospital treatment is needed.

Dr Michelle graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2008 and has extensive experience in both general practice and emergency care. Her background in emergency medicine, chronic disease management and pharmaceuticals helps her assess pets who become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain. Michelle brings a calm, thorough approach and clearly explains whether care can be provided at home or urgent hospital treatment is needed.

Dr Gayle is a South Australian mobile veterinarian with over a decade of experience in small animal medicine, surgery, animal welfare and community veterinary care. Her career has included serving as Chief Veterinarian at the RSPCA and helping design South Australia’s first 24/7 wildlife hospital. She brings strong clinical judgement and a calm, practical approach when pets become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain.

Dr Ben is an experienced Sydney veterinarian with over 20 years of clinical experience. He brings calm judgement and practical advice when pets become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain. During urgent home visits, Ben carefully assesses each pet, explains his findings clearly and helps owners understand whether treatment can be provided at home or emergency hospital care is needed.

Dr Kate is a compassionate veterinarian who brings a calm, thoughtful approach to urgent home visits. She carefully assesses pets who are suddenly unwell or in pain, explains what is happening and helps owners understand the most appropriate next step. Her focus is on reducing stress and supporting both pets and their families with clear, caring guidance.

Dr Dayna is a South Australian veterinarian with experience in small animal general practice and emergency care. She brings a calm, thorough approach when pets become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain. Dayna carefully assesses each pet and helps owners understand whether treatment can be provided at home or urgent hospital care is needed.

Dr Chris is a certified Fear Free Vet who has completed additional training beyond his veterinary degree. He uses a calm, considered approach when meeting, examining and treating pets who are unwell or in pain. By visiting pets at home, Chris helps reduce the stress caused by unfamiliar clinic smells, sounds and animals while giving owners clear, respectful guidance.

With over 20 years of veterinary experience, Dr Cleo provides calm, compassionate care when pets become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain. She understands how stressful these situations can be and takes the time to assess each pet carefully, explain her findings and help owners understand the most appropriate next step.

Dr Jess has seven years of veterinary experience across small animal and mixed practices. She brings broad clinical knowledge and a calm, practical approach when pets become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain. Her special interests in surgery and small animal dermatology support her thorough assessment of a wide range of health concerns.

With over 25 years of veterinary experience, Dr Cam brings calm judgement, compassion and understanding when pets become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain. She carefully assesses each pet and helps their family understand the most appropriate next step.

Dr. Stefanie is a compassionate small animal veterinarian committed to providing high-quality care when pets become unwell, injured or in pain. She take a calm, confident approach, carefully assessing each pet and helping owners understand the most appropriate next step.

Dr Nicholas has more than 17 years of veterinary experience in Perth, including five years providing mobile vet care. He brings calm clinical judgement and an honest, compassionate approach when pets become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain. By assessing pets at home, he can provide personalised care and help families understand the most appropriate next step.

With around 10 years of veterinary experience, Dr Stephen brings a calm, compassionate approach when pets become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain. He understands that every pet has a unique personality and carefully assesses them in familiar surroundings, helping reduce stress while guiding owners through the most appropriate next step.