Due to the dramatic reduction of the virus in the community and the relaxing of restrictions, Black Rock Animal Hospital is opening the doors to clients effective Monday 9th November.
Due to the size of the clinic and the square metre rule, we will only be allowed to have 1 person per visit in our consulting rooms. We can have 5 people including staff in the reception area.
Read MoreCOVID-19 Essential service update
With the recent closures of some non-essential services we have been concerned that this would at some point involve veterinarians.
On Friday night we were notified by the Australian Veterinary Association that we are now classified as an essential service. Phew
SO WE ARE OPEN FOR THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE.
Read MoreCOVID-19 UPDATE
⭐️ WE ARE OPEN ⭐️
Guidelines
- do not enter if you are unwell or self isolating
- please only one (1) person per pet.
- please wait outside if there is more than 2 people in our reception/ waiting area.
- please use sanitiser on arrival and exit.
- please order all food and medications by phone. We ask orders are paid for before collection to reduce your contact time in the clinic.
- only one (1) month of medication will be provided so we can give all our patients the best care during this time if uncertainty.
COVID-19 - information on our guidelines at Black Rock Animal Hospital
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