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Our clinic is fully equipped with the latest monitoring equipment and full x-ray and surgical facilities. We also provide pet in intensive care for your special friend, no matter what species they are.

Dr Laurenson and Dr K V have the experience and knowledge to make a quick diagnosis and a form a rapid plan.

Services

Microchipping

We strongly recommend microchipping your cat or dog. All dogs born after the 1st July 2006 have to be microchipped in New Zealand (with the exemption of working farm dogs). We can also microchip your rabbits, guinea pigs or even birds.

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Vaccinations

Vaccinations are important to ensure your pet’s health is maintained and that they are protected from a range of viral diseases.

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Desexing

We recommend desexing your dog or cat at or before 6 months of age. Desexing operations at the clinic are performed under general anaesthetic, using a sterile technique. Pain relief is always given.

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Surgery

Our clinic uses modern anaesthetic monitoring equipment, well researched anaesthetic drugs and all of our nurses are qualified with either a veterinary nursing certificate or diploma.

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Dentistry

At the clinic we can perform a range of dental procedures including scale and polishes, extractions, and tooth root abscess treatment. Often, teeth can be past their saving date, and your pet is far better off without them at this stage.

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Radiology

X-rays are an important diagnostic tool in the clinic and can be used to help diagnose fractures, as well as bladder stones, heart size, chest conditions, arthritic changes, foreign bodies and more

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In Clinic Lab Work

A urinalysis is used to help to diagnose or keep an eye on a range of conditions most commonly cystitis, bladder infections, bladder stones, kidney disease and diabetes.

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Titre Testing

“Titre” is a term used to describe and measure the level of protective antibodies (disease-fighting immune cells which are produced in immunised animals) in the blood.

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Euthanasia Services

Here at Normanby Road Vet Clinic we will always guide you compassionately through the medical and “quality of life” aspects of your pet’s condition. We know that this cannot ease the pain of loss but helping you make an informed humane decision will result in the best for your pet. We do offer home calls but this needs to be discussed with reception first. If your pet passes away at home we are still able to offer cremation services.

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If you have an Emergency with your pet during our closed hours please see below for a list Emergency clinics in Auckland.

Please do not go to the emergency clinic if it is not urgent/life threatening. ( Runny eyes/nose , coughing , limping , itching & etc can wait until the morning to be seen by your day vet )

If you are very worried or unsure if you are dealing with an emergency about your pet after clinic hours and you are a client with us you can reach Dr Chris on his emergency phone until 10pm or again from 7am.

- Dr Chris Laurenson - 027 544 4427

EMERGENCY CLINICS:

Animal Referral Centre - ( 09 281 5815 ) - 8 Hereford St , Freemans Bay & 224 Albany Highway, Schnapper Rock, Auckland.

Western After Hours Emergency Vet Clinic - ( 09 820 7273 ) - 2/348 Rosebank Road, Avondale, Auckland.

Animal Emergency West Auckland – (09 849 2121) – 1/133 Central Park Drive, Henderson, Auckland.

Animal Emergency Sylvia Park – (09 849 2121) – 1 Te Apunga Place, Mt Wellington, Auckland

North Shore Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care - ( 09 443 5640 ) - 96b Ellice Road, Glenfield, Auckland.

Manukau After Hours Veterinary Clinic - ( 09 277 8383 ) - 15 Jack Conway Avenue, Manukau City Centre, Auckland.