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PetGuides lists 6 emergency-capable vets in Melbourne. Listings here support after-hours care, 24-hour availability, or emergency walk-ins. Demo data shown until verification scrape lands. Call ahead to confirm hours.

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Animal Energency Services · Hawthorn East(03) 9000 6868Animal Emergency Centre · Highett(03) 9532 5261Advanced Vetcare · Kensington(03) 9092 0400
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Animal Energency Services
Hawthorn East · VIC
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Animal Emergency Service Hawthorn East is an after-hours animal emergency hospital located in the heart of Melbourne’s beautiful Eastern suburbs and is located on Tooronga Road.

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Animal Emergency Centre
Highett · VIC
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A veterinary clinic in Highett. Sourced from public directory data; verify hours by phone before visiting.

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Advanced Vetcare
Kensington · VIC
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Advanced Vetcare is a specialist veterinary medicine & surgery centre emergency hospital in Melbourne. We offer a range of veterinary services & open 24/7.

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Animal Emergency Centre
Mount Waverley · VIC
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A veterinary clinic in Mount Waverley. Sourced from public directory data; verify hours by phone before visiting.

24-hourTreats: dog, catSurgeryVaccinationDental
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River Country Animal Emergency Centre
West Wodonga · VIC
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A veterinary clinic in West Wodonga. Sourced from public directory data; verify hours by phone before visiting.

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Emergency vet questions

What counts as a pet emergency?
Severe vomiting or diarrhoea, breathing difficulty, suspected poisoning, trauma, seizures, collapse, inability to urinate, severe bleeding, severe burns, eye injury, or sudden inability to walk.
What should I do before I get there?
Call ahead so the clinic can prepare. Keep your pet warm and still. Do not give human medication. If poisoning is suspected, bring the substance container.
How much does an emergency vet visit cost in Australia?
Initial consultation typically ranges from $150 to $400 after hours. Treatment costs depend on diagnostics, surgery and overnight care. Ask the clinic for a quote on arrival.