If you have an emergency and we are open come down straight away.
If you are unsure if it is an emergency call reception on 9913 7979
We will always make room for any emergency.
If your pet needs immediate care and we are not open, (or about to close), please ring NEVS (Northside Emergency Veterinary Service) pH: 9452 2933
NEVS is at 16 Myoora Road Terrey Hills
The newly built NEVS hospital is located at 16 Myoora Road Terrey Hills. It fronts on to Mona Vale Road next to The Palms but access if from the back road off the roundabout. There is plenty of parking out the front with an emergency drop off area if needed.
A nurse will then greet you and triage your pet immediately. Urgent cases will be taken straight through for treatment. Less urgent cases will wait to see the vet.
If your pet is hospitalised at NEVS, but is stable enough for transfer the next weekday morning, NEVS will transport your pet back to Pittwater Animal Hospital in their purpose built ambulance at no extra cost to you.
All NEVS records, Xrays and results are sent to Pittwater within 24 hours of you attending the service. We will have an up-to-date record of all your pets health care on our computer files.
How NEVS works
NEVS was founded in the 1980’s to give cover for emergency treatment to Northern Beaches pets when the regular veterinary hospitals are closed. PAH was one of the founding hospitals. For many years Dr Bryn Lynar was a director and now Dr Jill King is a director of NEVS.
Our hospital pays a monthly fee so NEVS will look after our patients. For this fee we may
- Transfer unwell animals for monitoring and treatment at no additional consultation fee.
- Have our patients transported back to our hospital for free.
- If an animal has been seen at our hospital in the past 24 hours it will be seen for a reduced consultation fee.
We have always had a very good relationship with NEVS and many of our vets and nurses have worked there. NEVS gives an excellent standard of care. Their veterinarians will contact us to let us know that your pet has been admitted to hospital. They will often contact us out of hours to discuss complex problems. We work together as a team to hopefully get your pet back to being healthy and happy as quickly as possible.
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