Vets in Colyton, NSW 2760

Colyton has one full-service hospital inside the postcode, three 24-hour hospitals about 15 minutes away, and Pawssum, which brings a vet to your door from 6am to 11pm daily. All of them are listed below, with prices and with the cases where you should drive instead of booking us.

Servicing postcode 2760

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Servicing Colyton, Oxley Park and St Marys

Colyton Veterinary Hospital, 81 Great Western Hwy, Oxley Park, (02) 9673 1106. Open 7 days, 8am to 7pm weekdays and 9am to 2pm weekends Nearest 24-hour hospitals: Nepean Animal Hospital (Regentville), SASH Western Sydney (Prospect), Animal Care Vet Hospital (Blacktown), each roughly 15 minutes by car Pawssum home visits from $159, 6am to 11pm daily. We are not open overnight and cannot x-ray, operate or hospitalise

What a home visit in Colyton actually involves

Multi-pet household receiving routine check-ups at home in Colyton

You pick a slot between 6am and 11pm. The vet parks in your driveway and brings all they need with them for the visit, such as: stethoscope, thermometer, otoscope, scales, vaccines in a cold chain, pain relief and sedation, bandaging, a microchip scanner and blood tubes. The consult happens wherever your pet is calmest, usually the kitchen bench for a cat or the lounge floor for an old dog. Visits usually run longer than a clinic appointment. Done at your place: full exam, vaccinations, microchipping, blood and urine collected and sent to the same labs the clinics use, nail clipping, anal glands, wound care, ear and skin work, prescriptions, subcutaneous fluids, quality of life assessment, and euthanasia with cremation arranged. Not done at your place: x-ray, ultrasound, anaesthetic, surgery, dentals, oxygen, IV fluids over hours, blood transfusion, overnight monitoring. If your pet needs any of those, the vet will say so on the spot and refer you.

Pawssum mobile vet providing in-home pet care in Colyton, sydney

Check current mobile vet visit prices in Colyton

Your pet's comfort matters. Our experienced mobile vets in Colyton perform consultations, vaccinations, microchipping, and senior pet check-ups without the stress of a clinic trip.

View our emergency vet protocol in Colyton

When your pet needs urgent attention in Colyton - after hours, on weekends, or during public holidays - our on-call emergency vets are ready to help. We triage cases by phone and dispatch a vet promptly to your home. Common emergencies: breathing issues, injuries, toxin ingestion, collapse.

How we facilitate a peaceful home farewell process for Colyton families

When it's time to say goodbye, Pawssum in Colyton offers compassionate, private euthanasia at home - allowing pets to rest peacefully in familiar surroundings. Our vets handle the process gently, offering after-care and cremation options if needed.

Suburbs we also service around Colyton

St Marys
Oxley Park
Mount Druitt
Erskine Park
Ropes Crossing
Werrington

Why pet owners in Colyton love Pawssum

Stress-reduced pet care

Emergency vet expertise

Compassionate final care

Local expert care in Colyton

What a vet costs in Colyton ?

Pawssum home visit and exam from $159.
Urgent visit from $349.
Telepet video consult $69.
Dog vaccination from $89 and cat from $99, plus the visit fee.
Microchipping from $91, plus the visit fee.
nail clipping from $59, plus the visit fee.
blood testing from $499, plus the visit fee.
Medication and pathology are quoted on top and itemised. A clinic will be cheaper for a straight vaccination or nail trim, so if cost is the deciding factor and your pet travels fine, book one of the clinics above. Pawssum visits homes across Sydney. See our mobile vet Sydney page.

Vets that serve Colyton 2760

Colyton Veterinary Hospital, 81 Great Western Hwy, Oxley Park, (02) 9673 1106. Monday to Friday 8am to 7pm, weekends 9am to 2pm. Purpose-built hospital with in-house imaging including CT, and known for orthopaedic work such as cruciate and patella repairs. The closest clinic to most Colyton addresses.

Mamre Road Veterinary Surgery, 43 Mamre Rd, St Marys, (02) 9623 3970. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 9am to 12pm and 5pm to 7pm. Tuesday and Friday 9am to 1pm and 3pm to 7pm. Saturday 9am to 12pm, nurse consults only. Closed Sunday. Good for a weekday early evening appointment.

St Marys Veterinary Hospital, 49 King St, St Marys. Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm. About 5 minutes away, weekdays only.

Mt Druitt Veterinary Clinic, 1 Bulolo Dr, Whalan. Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm. About 10 minutes east.

Open 24 hours

Nepean Animal Hospital, 48-50 Mulgoa Rd, Regentville, (02) 4733 3456. About 15 minutes west on the Great Western Hwy.

SASH Western Sydney, 1 Rowood Rd, Prospect. Specialist-led emergency department, open 24/7, no appointment needed. About 15 minutes east on the M4, longer in peak.

Animal Care Vet Hospital, 118 Flushcombe Rd, Blacktown. Open 24/7. About 15 minutes east.

Hours change, so ring before you drive. If you have no car, note that Colyton has no railway station: St Marys and Mount Druitt are both about 2.5km away, which is not a walk you want to make with a carrier or a large dog. Tell us that when you call, because it changes what we recommend.

Why pet owners in Colyton trust Pawssum

"I have nothing but praise for a very sad time when l had to come to the awful decision of needing to euthanise our 6 year old cat. Dr Andrew came to our home within the hour of calling. He was very compassionate, patient and kind throughout. He didn't rush us at all and explained every step with kindness. I felt his empathy. Thank you."

- Vivienne L, Google review

"Such a great service. Prices are communicated upfront when booking. Dr Beshoy was fantastic. Consultation was quick with clear communication. It has now been over a week and Doggo has fully recovered with prescribed medications. Definitely puts your mind at ease when your local Vet is closed over the weekend, knowing that this service is available."

- Katie, Google review

"Dr Beshoy, you are truly amazing! He was so supportive and provided us with as much information as possible, helping us make the right decision for our beautiful 10-year-old Ridgeback. The way he handled the situation was both professional and compassionate. Thank you again for your soft, kind nature, Dr Beshoy. Hugo was put to rest surrounded by all who loved him dearly ♥️"

- Rebecca O, Google review

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Opening hours
Monday 6am - 11pm
Tuesday 6am - 11pm
Wednesday 6am - 11pm
Thursday 6am - 11pm
Friday 6am - 11pm
Saturday 6am - 11pm
Sunday 6am - 11pm

Frequently asked questions - Colyton vet

Colyton Veterinary Hospital, 81 Great Western Hwy, Oxley Park. It is inside the 2760 postcode and open seven days, 8am to 7pm weekdays and 9am to 2pm weekends. Pawssum comes to your address instead, from 6am to 11pm daily.

Full physical exams, vaccinations, microchipping, blood and urine collection, nail clipping, anal glands, wound and ear and skin care, prescriptions, subcutaneous fluids, quality of life assessments and at-home euthanasia. Not x-rays, ultrasound, anaesthetic, surgery, dentals or overnight care.

Dog vaccination from $89 and cat from $99, plus the visit fee from $159. A clinic will be cheaper for a straight vaccination, so this is worth it mainly when your pet travels badly or you have several pets due at once.

No. The nearest are Nepean Animal Hospital at Regentville, SASH Western Sydney at Prospect and Animal Care Vet Hospital at Blacktown, each about 15 minutes by car. Pawssum runs 6am to 11pm and does not cover the overnight window.

Routine appointments are usually same day or next day in a slot you choose. Urgent requests get triaged over the phone first, and a $69 Telepet video consult is normally the fastest way to get a vet's eyes on the problem. If a hospital would be faster or safer, we will tell you to go.

Yes. Our vets visit homes in Colyton for quality of life checks and, when the time comes, a peaceful euthanasia with your family present. Prices and booking details are on our Sydney pet euthanasia page.

A clinic consultation in western Sydney generally runs between $80 and $130 before treatment, and each clinic sets its own fee, so ring and ask. A Pawssum home visit starts at $159 and an urgent visit at $349. Medication and pathology are extra either way, and you get an itemised invoice to claim on insurance.

Any time the answer needs equipment. X-ray or ultrasound to diagnose, surgery, dentals, desexing, a drip for days of vomiting, oxygen, or a case that needs to stay overnight. Also for cheap routine care when you are watching the budget, and for a complicated chronic case where seeing the same team with your pet's full file beats convenience.