Ferret Vets in Victoria

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(Ferret Vets in Victoria – I’m always happy to add sites which have been recommended by other ferret owners so if you have a good ferret vet who is not listed here, please let me know and I’ll put the details on this page … I reckon it’s great to have a list of vets we know are good so that if our ferrets ever get sick, we’ll feel comfortable in the knowledge that our pets will get the best treatment possible from a vet who knows what he’s doing!)

The list of Victorian ferret vets is in alphabetical order according to the suburb/town the practice is situated in for easy reference.

 

Altona

Altona North Veterinary Clinic

Altona Veterinary Clinic  (Dr Adam Campbell)

 

Bacchus Marsh

Bacchus Marsh Veterinary Centre  (Dr Sandie Roberts)  (Listed on the VFS vets’ page)

 

Ballarat

Eastwood Street Veterinary Clinic

Eureka Veterinary Hospital

 

Beaconsfield

Beaconsfield Veterinary Centre

 

Bendigo

Bendigo Animal Hospital

McIvor Road Veterinary Centre (Not recommended by a ferret owner)

Passionate Vetcare  (Dr Liz Bailey)

 

Bentleigh

John the Vet  (Dr John Parncutt)

 

Berwick

Berwick Veterinary Hospital  (Dr Tracy Wong)  (Highly recommended by a ferret owner)

 

Boronia

Boronia Veterinary Clinic and Hospital  (Dr Peter Gooey)  (Listed on the VFS vets’ page)

 

Blackburn

Whitehorse Veterinary Hospital  (Dr Shaun Wynne)

 

Broadford

Broadford Veterinary Clinic

 

Bulleen

Manningham Vet Clinic

 

Burwood

Highbury Veterinary Clinic  (Dr Phillip Sacks)  (Does not consider himself an expert but is happy to treat ferrets)

 

Carnegie

Carnegie Veterinary Clinic  (Dr Kelly Wilkinson)

 

Carrum Downs

Carrum Downs Clinic  (Dr Philip Barlow)

 

Caulfield South

Caulfield South Veterinary Clinic

 

Chelsea

Chelsea Veterinary Clinic

 

Coburg

Heritage Veterinary Clinic

 

Cranbourne

Casey and Cranbourne Veterinary Hospital

 

Croydon

Croydon Pet Hospital

 

Dandenong

Dandenong Veterinary Hospital

 

Diamond Creek

Diamond Creek Veterinary Hospital  (Dr Antony Gross)  (Listed on the VFS vets’ page)

 

Eltham

Eltham Central Veterinary Hospital (Dr Mina Magelakis)

 

Endeavour Hills

Endeavour Hills Veterinary Hospital  (Drs Kerry Bail & Yvonne Rabl)

PetCareVet  (Dr Vadi Govender)  (Dr Govender has a special interest in ferret health/surgery and is always happy to treat them)  (Listed on the VFS vets’ page)

 

Fairfield

Ivanhoe Central Veterinary Clinic

 

Fitzroy

Johnston Street Vet Clinic   *Select veterinarians only. Call us for more information.

 

Forest Hill

Forest Hill Veterinary Hospital

 

Fountain Gate

Fountain Gate Veterinary Clinic  (Dr Zoran Milasinovich)  (Recommended by a ferret owner)

 

Frankston

Beach Street Veterinary Clinic  (Drs Euan Kilpatrick & Jann Fattohi)  (Listed on the VFS vets’ page)

Ballam Park Veterinary Clinic

Karingal Veterinary Hospital  (Dr Shane Simpson)  (Listed on the VFS vets’ page)

 

Glen Waverley

Brandon Park Veterinary Hospital

 

Hoppers Crossing

Hoppers Crossing Veterinary Clinic & Hospital

 

Ivanhoe

Ivanhoe Central Veterinary Clinic

 

Kilsyth

Greencross Vets Kilsyth  (Listed on the VFS vets’ page)

 

Malvern East

Progressive Vet Care

 

Mildura

Mildura Veterinary Hospital  (Dr Ian Japp)

 

Mitcham

Mitcham Pet Hospital   (Dr Man Yi Leong)

 

Montmorency

Research-Montmorency Veterinary Practice

 

Morwell

Latrobe Veterinary Group

 

Narre Warren

Greencross Vets Narre Warren

Narre Warren Veterinary Clinic

 

North Melbourne

Lort Smith Animal Hospital  (Drs Jaclyn Gatt, Phillipa Suckling & Tristan Rich – Head of Exotics and Wildlife Medicine)   (Dr Rich is listed on the Association of Exotic Mammal Veterinarians’ website)

 

Oakleigh East

Monash Veterinary Clinic  (Do not claim to be ferret specialists but are happy to treat ferrets)

 

Pakenham

Greencross Vets Pakenham  (Dr Samantha Stewart)  (Listed on the VFS vets’ page)

 

Pascoe Vale

Pascoe Vale Vet Hospital  (Dr Ruby Ivanov)

 

Point Cook

Direct Vet Services

 

Prahran East

Prahran Veterinary Hospital  (Dr Nicole Hoskin)   (Listed on the VFS vets’ page)

 

Reservoir

Reservoir Vet Clinic  (Dr Andrea Montesano)

 

Richmond

Richmond Veterinary Clinic

 

Rowville

Rowville Veterinary Clinic  (The veterinarians are happy to see ferrets for basic consultations or urgent first aid but they are not specialists so any cases other than this should be referred to an appropriate specialist)

 

Surrey Hills

Canterbury Vet Clinic  (Dr Lynda Bonning)  (Listed on the VFS vets’ page)

 

Templestowe

Vets on Parker   (Dr Sarah Thorpe) (Do not claim to be experts but are happy to see them for basic conditions or surgeries. More complicated cases would be referred to a more experienced vet)

 

Traralgon

Latrobe Veterinary Group

 

Wantirna South

Knox Veterinary Clinic

 

Warragul

Baw Baw Paws  (Highly recommended by a ferret owner)

 

Warranwood

Warranwood Veterinary Centre  (Dr Brendan Carmel)  (Listed on the Association of Exotic Mammal Veterinarians’ website)

 

Werribee

Greencross Vets Werribee

U-Vet Werribee Animal Hospital (University of Melbourne’s Faculty of Vet Science)

 

West Footscray

West Footscray Veterinary Clinic

 

Williamstown

Bird & Exotic Animal Clinic

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(Last updated November 2015)

 


DISCLAIMER: The vets listed have either been recommended, or have advised me personally that they are happy to treat ferrets, or have mentioned that they treat ferrets on their website. However I have no firsthand knowledge of how experienced any of the vets are with ferrets.
It is up to you to make sure that you are happy with the treatment your ferret is getting from your vet. If you have any doubts at all, please think about getting a second opinion so that you know that your pet is getting the best possible treatment available.


 

All information here is provided in good faith, but this page is not warranted to be free of error

2 thoughts on “Ferret Vets in Victoria”

  1. I noticed that you have Mcivor Rd vet listed as recommend vets for the Bendigo area.
    I recently had a sick ferret and took it to Mcivor Rd Vet, however the vets on duty did not have the knowledge to diagnose my ferret. They hydrated her, however they were not able to take blood to run tests and they referred me to a clinic in Melbourne. I think the attention she received was quite substandard, no sample of her faeces or urine was taken or tested they were unable to take blood from her to test they did not check her ears for mites until I asked over and over again and it took them over 24 hours to do so, they wanted to discharge her even though she was unwell on 45° day just before a public holiday where I would be unable to get any veterinary care in a hurry. I don’t think this vet clinic should be listed for vet care for ferrets. Just my thoughts I thought I would give you some feedback because it’s hard to know. There is one vet At the clinic that may know about ferrets her name is Sue however they do not tell you this when you bring in your ferret and Sue was not available as she had broken her leg so I’m lucky that my ferret did not die, she is still not 100% but seems to be recovering, I’m still looking for a local vet that may be able to give me some answers.

  2. Hi Susan
    Thank you so very much for your remarks about McIvor Road vet and apologies for the late reply. Was in hospital and my husband was looking after my site!
    How is your ferret now? I’m also very glad that she didn’t get worse while you were trying to find what was wrong with her!
    I put a remark against the clinic’s name saying a ferret owner didn’t recommend it, but I tried to find out that “ferret vet’s” (Sue) full name but couldn’t.
    If you find a good ferret vet I’d be most grateful if you could share it with us here so that other people in your area will know where to take their babies ?
    Once again, so sorry to reply late to your post and thank you for telling us about that vet!
    Hugs to your little girl and I hope she’s feeling 100% now!❤️
    Cheers
    ~Nona

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