News



The staff of Wilston Vet
are proud to announce that

they are the 2010 winners
of the Quest Business
Achievers  Awards
in the
category of Professional
Services. Thank-you to all
of our wonderful clients
whom voted for us. This is

a true honour to be chosen
for these awards that
recognise excellence in
customer service.
Click here for more...



NEW..Royal Cat Suite 
has just opened.Click
here for more info
....

See Dr Meredith on
Channel 9's A Current
Affair helping Hugo the
French Bull Dog loose
weight.
Click here to
see the video of the story.

Follow us on Facebook

Wilston Vet is proud to
announce that it is a
national winner of the
2008 AVA /PFIZER
Practices of
Excellence in Customer
Service Award
. This
prestigous award
gives recognition to
the staff whom
consistently strive
to excel in
customer service.

Click here to see our
latest newsletter no.12

She's back!!!

Wilston Vet  sponsored
one of their vet nurses
(Kelly) to travel to the

Cook Islands to do 5
weeks volunteer vet
nursing work  at the
Esther Honey Foundation
Kelly arrvied back in May.

..Click Here for more
about Kelly's trip.

Wilston Vet has launched a
“Pet Fit” program in
conjunction with Hills Pet
Foods to encourage pet
owners to slim down their
tubby feline and canine
companions. A  competition
is underway to find the
“Pet Slimmer of the Year”
who will win $2000 worth
of travel vouchers (for their
owners) and one year’s
supply of Hills Pet Food.
The Competition will run
for all of 2010.
click here for more

Wilston Vet would also like
to take this opportunity to
thank all of their loyal
clients who nominated
them in the Quest Business
Achievers Awards enabling
them to have been a finalist
in  2007, 2008, 2009 and
a winner in 2010.

 

 

In House Links

Community Care

Testimonials

Services

In Loving Memory

 

 

Photo of the Week

 

Opening Times

Monday: 8am-7pm

Tuesday: 8am-6pm

Wednesday: 8am-6pm

Thursday: 8am-7pm

Friday: 8am-6pm

Saturday: 8am-3pm

Sunday: closed

 

Compassionate Care

3357 3882

 

Supporting the Community  

 Winston Churchill once famously said-
 
“You make a living by what you get but you make a life by what you give.”
 
This is a principle which we aspire to at Wilston Vet. We believe in supporting the local community that supports us, as well as supporting those communities further abroad who are less fortunate than ourselves.
 
As a small business we aim to be profitable not only to provide our staff and their families with income, but also to use our profits to help other people and animals. Our clients are thereby supporting the wider community through our philanthropic efforts, whether they know it or not. (see below)
 
With many small businesses, including veterinary surgeries of late, becoming corporations, some economists have predicted that small business will be virtually non existent in 10 years time in Australia. Of course we hope this predication does come to pass, and in saying so, we are firm supporters of small business ourselves, using local businesses to service our own business needs of the surgery.
 
Here at Wilston Vet we will continue to strive to offer a very personal, “non-corporate” service to all our clients and their pets. We invite you to become part of the Wilston Vet family and hope that we can be part of you and your pet’s lives as well. 
 
Making a Difference in the Community  

Pet Pep
Pet Pep- (Pets and People Education Program) is a voluntary teaching program initiated by the Australian Veterinary Association.  It involves veterinarians and teachers working together to teach primary school students about responsible pet ownership and to enhance their overall understanding of animals  ..click here for more

Local Fundraising Community Activities
Wilston Vet actively supports local clubs and schools by donating to their various fundraising events and activities.  Each year we host a “Doggy Parade” ..click here for more
 
RSPCA 
Wilston Vet donates to the RSPCA with monetary gifts, as well as a program whereby we donate the dollar fee to the RSPCA for every cat box sold on behalf of our client whom purchases it.  click here for more

Free Community Events
We have hosted several free community days whereby we invited the local folk to come along and celebrate a special day with us...click here for more...
 
Wildlife
Wilston Vet treats all injured wildlife completely free of charge to both the Good Samaritan who brings the wildlife in, and the wildlife carers that look after them.All injured wildlife are treated ..click here for more....

Environmental Awareness
We are taking up the environmental challenge.....click here for more..
 
Donations and Humanitarain Giving
Wilston vet is involved in a microcredit scheme (via Kiva) which is aimed at lifting people in third world countries out of the poverty cycle. Microcredit is widely thought of to be the most successful and sustainable method of putting an end to world poverty....click here for more
 
Wilston Vet sponsors a child in Kenya through Compassion Australia...click here for more
 
Volunteer Work 
Kelly, One of our veterinary nurses, is donating 6 weeks of her own holiday time during April-May 2010 to volunteer at the Esther Honey Foundation (EHF) in the Cook Islands. Wilston Vet is generously funding her return air fare, and many of our clients have also kindly donated funds which will be used in a direct monetary donation to the foundation. The EHF is the only veterinary clinic for the Cook Islands' thousands of companion animals and it treats all of the companion and stray animals free of charge.  Wherever EHF provides service, all animals, whether homeless or with owners, receive comparable care and no healthy animal is euthanased ….read more

Council Events

In house promotions

Quest Business Acheivers Awards
The quest business awards....click here for more
 

Assistance Dogs Australia

Victorian Bushfire Appeal
Wilston Vet donated $1000 to the Victorian Bushfire Appeal via Provet. Provet is a veterinary supply company that provides our surgery with drugs, food and merchandise. click here for more....
 
Wilston Grange Business Community Group