Cape Hawke Veterinary Hospital

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Cape Hawke Veterinary Hospital, established in 1998 and independently owned since 2010, is a dedicated small animal veterinary clinic located in Forster, New South Wales. The hospital has evolved over the years, moving to a purpose-built facility in 2009, which allows for a comprehensive range of medical and surgical services. The clinic specializes in the care of dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, and other small pets, while also providing services for larger animals such as horses, cows, sheep, and goats. This diverse capability ensures that Cape Hawke Veterinary Hospital can cater to a wide array of animal health needs within the community.

The hospital offers a variety of services, including small animal medicine, general surgery, desexing, vaccinations, and emergency care. With full laboratory facilities, radiography, and ultrasound capabilities, the clinic is well-equipped to diagnose and treat various health issues. Additionally, Cape Hawke Veterinary Hospital emphasizes compassionate care, providing separate hospitalization areas for dogs and cats to ensure a stress-free environment for all patients. The clinic also supports the community by offering discounts for senior citizens and reduced rates for the Animal Welfare League and FAWNA, reflecting its commitment to animal welfare and community service.

<pCape Hawke Veterinary Hospital is guided by a philosophy of providing professional, gentle, and compassionate care for beloved family pets. The clinic's owner, David Hare, is a member of the Faculty of Veterinary Homoeopathy, and the hospital incorporates complementary medicine to address a range of health concerns, including skin diseases and behavioral issues. This holistic approach, combined with a focus on quality care, allows pet owners to feel confident that their animals are in safe hands. The positive feedback from clients and recognition as 'Best New Business' further underscore the hospital's dedication to excellence in veterinary care.