About Us

Business Hours | Contact Details | Staff | Facilities | History | Environment

Business Hours

 

Opening Hours

Mon – Fri

8 am

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8 pm

Saturday

9 am

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5 pm
Sunday
10 am
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5 pm

Public Holidays

10 am

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12 noon

Consultation is by appointment, except in emergencies. Further information is available on other pages concerning our business hours and appointment system, house-calls and patient pick-ups, and emergency after-hours service.

 

Contact Information

 

 

Address:

2 Noonan Road  (Cnr Williamson Road)

Ingleburn NSW 2565

Phone:

02 9829 1947

E-mail:
[No Spam]

vets@ingleburnvet.com.au - for veterinary questions.

 

feedback@ingleburnvet.com.au - for comments on our website or other aspects of our service.

 

mail@ingleburnvet.com.au - for all other matters.

Where to Find Us

We are on the corner of Williamson Road and Noonan Road (enter via Noonan Road) on the industrial side of Ingleburn. From Ingleburn, head North up Cumberland Road and turn Left at the big round-a-bout onto Henderson Road. This will take you over the railway line. At the second round-a-bout, turn left onto Williamson Road. Noonan Road is the first left. Refer to the map above, or go to our Yellow Pages OnLine page and click on the map tab.

Staff

We currently have a team of 4 veterinarians: Mark Fetterplace , Connie Lam , Cait McKinnon and Marjorie Au. Our nursing staff includes Bronwyn Merchant, Roslyn Atkinson, Nicole Stanley, Liz Cooke and Daniel Duncan. Our Kennel hand is David Antakley. Further information about our staff including our vet's roster, can be found on our Staff page.

All of our staff are well-trained and dedicated to providing the highest quality care to you and your pets. Continuing education ensures that we stay up-to-date with the latest advances in veterinary medicine and all aspects of pet care.

Facilities

  • Ingleburn Veterinary Hospital meets the highest registration standards set by the Veterinary Practitioners Board of New South Wales. It was purpose-built (not converted from a shop or house) to provide the best possible facilities.
  • Fully computerised using customised software to provide ready access to all aspects of your pet's medical records, and quick service to you.
  • Fully air-conditioned, with air in the surgical theatre filtered to human hospital standards.
  • Separate cat and dog waiting areas, consulting rooms and hospital wards
  • General anaesthesia and monitoring equipment including 3 anaesthetic machines, respiratory and heart monitors.
  • Surgical GownsSurgical facilities including sterile operating theatre, surgical prep room, autoclave (for complete sterilisation of instruments) and diathermy.
  • Orthopaedic surgical equipment including external fixation, bone pinning and plating.
  • Dental equipment including ultrasonic scaler, variable speed polishing and high-speed cutting tools.
  • microscopeDiagnostic equipment including radiology (X-rays), electrocardiography (ECG), Ultrasonography and blood pressure monitoring.
  • In-house pathology including biochemistry (blood tests), centrifuge (for analysis of blood and urine), microscope, Heartworm testing, Feline Aids and Leukemia testing, Parvo Virus testing, etc.
  • On-site heated hospital wards, including separate cat and dog wards and dog runs, and an isolation ward.
  • Intensive care facilities including constant rate intravenous infusion pumps (for IV drips) and thermostatically-controlled cage heating pads.
  • Self Service dog bathing facility, with tub, warm water and blow dryer.
  • The "Groom Room"- treat your pets to a full grooming service with Liz, our fully trained pet stylist.
  • Cat Boarding Facility is now up and running, take the worry out of your holiday plans.We can care for up to 14 cats at any one time.

History

Our hospital has been caring for the pets of Ingleburn since 1983.

  • 1983 The hospital was established by Mark Fetterplace. The original site was in Stanley Rd opposite the railway station, when Oxford Rd had a  a level crossing over the railway line. Back then, the hospital was staffed by only one vet (Mark) and one nurse.
  • 1988 We moved to 92 Oxford Rd, where a purpose-built veterinary hospital was constructed. At that time we were known as Oxford Road Veterinary Hospital.
  • 1993 We purchased a small part-time clinic (Ingleburn Veterinary Clinic), incorporated it into our hospital, and changed our name to Ingleburn Veterinary Hospital.
  • 1995 Our hospital, including all patient records and client accounts was fully computerised.
  • 1998 We switched to an appointment system to provide better service to our clients and patients. We also started our quarterly newsletters to all current clients.
  • 2001 This web site was launched!
  • 2006 Connie Lam joined us as a full time veterinarian
  • 2006 In March 2006 we moved to Noonan Road, into a hospital 4 times the size of Oxford Rd.
  • 2010 Our Groom Room officially opened, to provide our clients with a full pet pampering service by a fully trained dog stylist.
  • 2010 We opened our Cat Boarding facility!

Environment

Our environmental management plan is a statement of our objective to minimise the impact of our business on the environment.