A Locally Owned Clinic Providing a High Standard of Care With a Sensitive Family Feel

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Hammett Street Veterinary Surgery in Currajong, QLD, provides a range of veterinary services designed to support animal health at every stage of life, from preventative care to advanced medical treatment.

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Compassionate Veterinary Care for Pets & Exotic Animals

Hammett Street Veterinary Surgery, located in Currajong, QLD, and proudly supporting pet owners across Townsville, provides comprehensive veterinary care for companion animals, exotic pets and wildlife. Since opening in 1996, the clinic has focused on delivering practical medical advice, modern veterinary treatments and personalised care that supports both animals and their owners throughout every stage of life.

 

Animals play an important role in many households, and maintaining their health requires professional medical guidance, preventative care and access to advanced veterinary diagnostics. The experienced veterinarians and veterinary nurses at Hammett Street Veterinary Surgery combine clinical expertise with a genuine understanding of animal wellbeing, helping pets live longer, healthier lives.

 

Whether you own a dog, cat, reptile, bird or pocket pet, the clinic provides tailored veterinary services designed to address the unique medical needs of each species.

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Modern Diagnostic Technology for Accurate Veterinary Care

Veterinary medicine continues to evolve rapidly, and modern clinics rely on advanced diagnostic equipment to provide accurate assessments. Hammett Street Veterinary Surgery is equipped with diagnostic tools that assist veterinarians in identifying medical conditions efficiently.

Early detection is often the key to successful treatment outcomes for many animal health conditions.

Diagnostic capabilities include:

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X-rays imaging

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Ultrasound

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In-house pathology

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Literally the best vet in Townsville I have been using Hammett Street with Max and his team for my last four dogs and almost 16 years they have now and always go above and beyond. No matter how short staffed they are or whatever other emergencies they are dealing with they will do their very best to accommodate you however they can. if you are using another vet you are using the wrong vet.

-Doug L.

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  • How often should pets have veterinary check-ups?

    Most adult pets benefit from an annual veterinary health examination. Puppies, kittens and senior animals may require more frequent visits depending on their medical needs and vaccination schedules.

  • Why are preventative vaccinations important for pets?

    Vaccinations protect animals from serious infectious diseases such as parvovirus, distemper and feline respiratory infections. Many of these diseases are highly contagious and can be life-threatening without vaccination.

  • Do exotic pets need veterinary care as often as dogs and cats?

    Yes. Exotic animals benefit from regular veterinary examinations because many species hide signs of illness until conditions become severe. Routine check-ups help detect problems early.

  • What happens during a veterinary consultation?

    A veterinary consultation typically includes a physical examination, discussion of diet and lifestyle, review of vaccination status and recommendations for preventative treatments such as parasite control.

  • How do I know if my pet needs urgent veterinary care?

    If your pet is experiencing severe pain, breathing problems, seizures, collapse or uncontrolled bleeding, immediate veterinary attention is recommended.

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Call our team on (07) 4725 7691 to book trusted veterinary care for your pet today.