Regular Care
Preventative health care ensures that your pet lives a healthy life.
Surgery
We conduct all types of surgery at our specialist small animal hospital.
Diagnostics
State of the art diagnostic equipment ensures effective treatment.
Boarding
Our cattery is indoors in the comfort of reverse cycle air conditioning.
Acupuncture
We offer acupuncture as part of a holistic approach to various conditions and in palliative care.
Radiation Therapy
We are the only vet hospital in the region to offer radiation treatment for cats with hyperthyroidism.
Exotic & Unusual Pets
Whether your companion has scales, fur, feathers or floppy ears, Dr Amanda has the skills to care for them.
After Hours Emergency
If you are ever concerned about your pet outside of normal opening hours, contact our after hours emergency vet.
Wildlife Rescue
Find out what to do if you find injured or unwell native wildlife in the Nowra and Jervis Bay areas, including possums, kangaroos and wallabies.
Puppy Pre-School
We offer puppy training and socialisation classes classes for both our North Nowra Veterinary Hospital and Jervis Bay Veterinary Clinic for puppies aged 6 - 16 weeks.
Chemotherapy
Finding out that your pet has cancer can be extremely distressing. Many patients can achieve cure from this awful disease if treated early.
Cat & Kitten Adoption
Here at the North Nowra Veterinary Hospital we happily re-home kittens and some older cats to responsible new owners.
Laser Therapy
Laser therapy is an exciting and relatively novel technology used to create therapeutic effects including accelerated tissue repair and healing, and reduction of pain and inflammation.
Jervis Bay
233 The Wool Rd, Old Erowal Bay NSW 2540
Phone: (02) 4443 9019
Opening Hours
The North Nowra Veterinary Hospital
Our purpose built North Nowra Veterinary hospital located on the NSW Shoalhaven and South Coast, with its state of the art equipment and dedicated team of professionals, was established in 1990 by Dr. Cathy Birch and Dr. Quentin Brown joined Cathy in 2002.
Their desire to provide the best possible veterinary treatment and technology for the region became a reality in 2007 when they opened the hospital you find today. Every aspect of its design was to ensure quality patient care and to allow procedures in specially designated areas to run smoothly and efficiently.
We are now fortunate to have the Jervis Bay Veterinary Clinic located in Old Erowal Bay.
Pet Health Library
Useful information on all kinds of topics relating to your pet’s health, from prevention and training to common conditions and more serious medical problems.
Ear Infections
What is Otitis Externa and structure of the ear Otitis externa is inflammation of the external ear canal. The ear is divided into the outer, middle and inner ear. The outer ear includes the region from the ear flap (pinna) to the eardrum. The middle ear contains a...
Summer Dangers
With summer approaching, we decided it was a good time to alert our pet owners to the risk of heat stroke. Unlike people, most animals can’t sweat and have to lose excess heat through evaporation by panting. This makes it difficult for them to cool down and puts them at greater risk of heat stress on hot days and when doing strenuous exercise.
Ear Infections
What is Otitis Externa and structure of the ear Otitis externa is inflammation of the external ear canal. The ear is divided into the outer, middle and inner ear. The outer ear includes the region from the ear flap (pinna) to the eardrum. The middle ear contains a...
Summer Dangers
With summer approaching, we decided it was a good time to alert our pet owners to the risk of heat stroke. Unlike people, most animals can’t sweat and have to lose excess heat through evaporation by panting. This makes it difficult for them to cool down and puts them at greater risk of heat stress on hot days and when doing strenuous exercise.
Myxomatosis in Rabbits
Myxomatosis is disease that affects rabbits and was introduced into Australia in the 1950’s to control the large rabbit population. It is commonly transferred through mosquitoes and during the warmer weather the mosquito population is thriving, causing a rapid spread of the disease. Fleas can also spread the disease.
Rehabilitation with Dr Montana Mays
New Rehabilitation Program at North Nowra Vets We are pleased to introduce our new rehabilitation service at North Nowra Veterinary Hospital. Dr Montana Mays has joined the team to provide her expertise in rehabilitation programs that assist dogs and cats during the...
Neurological Disorders
Here you will find information about some of the neurological disorders that can occur in both dogs and cats. Read more about wobbler syndrome and seizures.
A day in the life
Follow us on social media to learn about what happens in the day of our Veterinarians and nurses
Latest News
Ear Infections
What is Otitis Externa and structure of the ear Otitis externa is inflammation of the external ear canal. The ear is divided into the outer, middle and inner ear. The outer ear includes the region from the ear flap (pinna) to the eardrum. The middle ear contains a...
Summer Dangers
With summer approaching, we decided it was a good time to alert our pet owners to the risk of heat stroke. Unlike people, most animals can’t sweat and have to lose excess heat through evaporation by panting. This makes it difficult for them to cool down and puts them at greater risk of heat stress on hot days and when doing strenuous exercise.
Paralysis Ticks
Our pets love the summer just as much as we do! It’s a great time of year to be outside enjoying the warmth and sunshine but also important that you recognise the dangers of the Paralysis Tick to our pets during the warmer months. What are Paralysis Ticks and how do...
Ear Infections
What is Otitis Externa and structure of the ear Otitis externa is inflammation of the external ear canal. The ear is divided into the outer, middle and inner ear. The outer ear includes the region from the ear flap (pinna) to the eardrum. The middle ear contains a...
Summer Dangers
With summer approaching, we decided it was a good time to alert our pet owners to the risk of heat stroke. Unlike people, most animals can’t sweat and have to lose excess heat through evaporation by panting. This makes it difficult for them to cool down and puts them at greater risk of heat stress on hot days and when doing strenuous exercise.