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Balgownie Veterinary Hospital Description: BVH is an A-class small animal hospital with FREE Online Pet Advice, FREE housecalls and full medical and surgical facilities serving the Wollongong region. (balgownievet.com.au) |
| Belconnen Animal Hospital Description: Clinic details, staff profiles and pet information. (users.bigpond.net.au) |
| Bligh Park Veterinary Clinic Description: Dr Alan Bennet specializes in the treatment and care of domestic pets in the Hawkesbury district, west of Sydney, Australia. Prevention being the key, this site will arm you with knowledge about on-going pet care. (blighparkvet.com.au) |
| Box Hill Veterinary Hospital Description: Small animal practice located in Melbourne, Australia. Includes staff, location, and services. (bhvet.com.au) |
| Bundaberg Verterinary Clinic Description: Bundaberg, QLD. Treats dogs, cats, livestock, poultry, avarian and native fauna of Australia, site also contains photos of animal operations. (bundabergvet.com.au) |
| Cottesloe Animal Hospital Description: Information about the hospital and its services. (cottesloevet.com.au) |
| Epping Veterinary Clinic Description: Small animal practice in Sydney, Australia. Includes online shopping, ask the vet, clinic services, kids corner and pet of the week. (eppingvet.com.au) |
| Gladesville Veterinary Hospital Description: Veterinary hospital in Sydney, Australia offering a full range of services including a specialist surgeon and nuclear medicine department for hyperthyroidism. (gladesvillevet.com.au) |
| Jandakot Vet Hospital Description: Information on the hospital and its services plus contact details. (jandakotvet.com.au) |
| Kulnura Veterinary Clinic Description: Features location, staff, tips, interesting cases, services and hours. (kulnuravet.com) |
| Lilydale Veterinary Centre Description: Located in Lilydale, Victoria. Features staff, services, hours, and location. (users.bigpond.com) |
| Macquarie Artificial Breeders Description: Artificial breeding services supplied in sheep, cattle and goats by way of semen processing, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, flock fertility advice, liquid nitrogen and equipment sales, and sire evaluation. (crt.net.au) |
| Narre Warren Veterinary Clinic Description: Located at 459 Princes Hwy., Narre Warren, Dr. Philip Barlow and Associates provide professional health care services for all your pet's needs. (narrevet.com) |
| Ocean Reef Veterinary Clinic Description: Pet tips, staff and office information, newsletter, pet chat, kidz korner and online store. (oceanreefvet.com.au) |
| Terrigal Veterinary Hospital Description: Companion animal hospital located in Terrigal, New South Wales, Australia. Includes staff, map, services, and pet care tips. (vet.terrigal.net.au) |
| The Fullarton Veterinary Clinic Description: Located in Adelaide, South Australia. Features services provided, staff, and pet health information. (myvet.com.au) |
| Weston Creek Veterinary Description: Small animal practice in Canberra, Australia. Includes staff, services, and contact information. (wcvh.com.au) |
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