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Our organization operates five branches, each catering to specific geographic areas. Each branch provides distinct services that may vary from one another. To find out whether the service you require is available, please contact the branch that is nearest to your location.

Vet House Main Hospital

Main Hospital

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Vet House Umgeni Clinic

Hilton Branch

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Vet House Townbush Clinic

Townbush Branch

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Richmond Branch

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Dalton Branch

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Your vet is a doctor and a human being. In that or Your vet is a doctor and a human being. In that order, at the very same time. Veterinary medicine is a strange profession. People trust us with the lives of the animals they love most. They come to us scared, desperate and looking for answers. Sometimes, they ask us to fix things that can’t be fixed or make decisions nobody should ever have to make. And we understand that. We understand that when your animal is sick, you’re scared. When you’re waiting for answers, you’re frustrated. Sometimes, you’ve had the worst day before you even walk through our doors. We make room for all of that in our clinic. But there’s a difference between being upset and being abusive. Your vet is not an emotional punching bag. They’re not just scrubs, a stethoscope and a medical degree. They’re a person with their own pressures, difficult days and lives outside the clinic. Someone who might have just finished a long shift, missed dinner with their family or been woken in the middle of the night to help your animal. And they still showed up. That doesn’t mean every experience with a veterinary practice will be perfect. We get things wrong and communication can fall short. You have every right to ask questions, raise concerns and expect accountability when things don’t go as they should. But you can hold someone accountable without stripping them of their dignity. You can be angry without being cruel, you can demand answers without swearing at someone, and you can have a terrible day without making it someone else’s punishment. The person trying to help your animal is not the enemy. They’re a human being doing a job that asks an extraordinary amount of them. Veterinary medicine is hard enough without having to brace yourself for being treated as though you’re less than human. So the next time you’re frustrated with your vet, take a breath. Ask the difficult questions, expect good care and speak up when something isn’t right. But remember the person standing in front of you. Compassion can’t be a one-way street. We ask vets to show up with patience, empathy and compassion, even on their hardest days. It’s not unreasonable to ask the same in return.
✨ Diwali is around the corner! ✨ While we look for ✨ Diwali is around the corner! ✨ While we look forward to the lights and celebrations, it can be a stressful time for our pets. 💥🐶🐱 If your pet struggles with fireworks or loud noises, now is the time to start preparing. 🐾 Remember - Over-the-counter calming products need to be started at least 1–2 weeks before the festivities to be effective! 💊 This means the absolute latest you should start is 29 October. 😬 Chat to us about the best options for your pet, so they can enjoy a calmer, safer Diwali too. 🩵 🩺 Please note - if your pet needs a scheduled prescription-only medication, they must be examined by a veterinarian. #diwali #petcare #fireworks #fireworksafety #pietermaritzburg
Dr Zaid did it again. A giraffe was spotted at Bis Dr Zaid did it again. A giraffe was spotted at Bisley Nature Reserve with a snare around her leg that trailed a few metres behind her. He darted her, treated the wound and made sure she recovered safely. 🦒🩺🇿🇦 #wildlife #wildlifevet #pietermaritzburg #southafrica
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EMERGENCY LINE

082 373 1963

Main Hospital

033 342 4698
vethouse@mweb.co.za

339 Prince Alfred Street, PMB

Hilton Branch

033 343 4316

info.hilton@vethouse.co.za

4 Quarry Road, Hilton

Townbush Branch

033 347 2504
vethouseclinic@gmail.com
459 Townbush Road, Montrose

Richmond Branch

033 212 2747
richmond@vethouse.co.za
102 Shepstone Road, Richmond

Dalton Branch

064 535 6074
vethouse@mweb.co.za
Main Road, Dalton

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