Your Trusted Balwyn Vets

Quality Care Close to Home

Looking for a reliable Balwyn vet you can trust with your pet’s health and happiness?

Tooronga Veterinary Hospital is just minutes away and proudly serves the Balwyn and North Balwyn communities with experienced, compassionate veterinary care tailored to local pet owners.

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Conveniently Located Near Balwyn, VIC

Tooronga Veterinary Hospital is ideally situated just 10 minutes from Balwyn and North Balwyn, with easy access via Burke Road or the Monash Freeway.

Whether you're heading from Balwyn High School, Whitehorse Road, or the leafy streets of North Balwyn, our clinic is easy to reach and offers convenient on-site parking.

Open 7 days a week and co-located with Animal Emergency Service, our facility offers general vet care as well as 24/7 emergency care for peace of mind whenever you need it.

Full-Service Vet Care for Balwyn Pets

We offer a comprehensive range of veterinary services for Balwyn dogs, cats, and small animals, including:

General checkups and preventative health care
Vaccinations based on local risks and pet lifestyles
Dental care, scale & polish, and oral surgery
Parasite control, flea and tick prevention
X-rays, ultrasound, CT scans and laboratory testing
Weight management and nutrition advice

Our highly skilled team of vets and nurses are known for their gentle approach and genuine love for animals - ensuring your pet always feels safe and cared for.

Pet-Friendly Tips for Balwyn Owners

With beautiful parks and a strong pet-loving community, Balwyn is an ideal place for animals to thrive. Here are a few helpful local insights:

Top Dog Walking Areas Near Balwyn:

MacLeay Park (North Balwyn): A spacious park perfect for relaxed, on-lead walks.
Beckett Park: Great for scenic strolls with shady paths and views across Melbourne.
Maranoa Botanic Gardens: A peaceful, nature-rich walk (dogs on-lead) for pets and owners alike.

Health Advice for Balwyn Pets:

Flea & Tick Prevention: While Balwyn isn't a high-risk tick area, regular prevention is still recommended especially if your pet visits bushy or coastal locations.
Allergies in Spring: High pollen levels can cause itching or skin issues in sensitive pets. Book a check-up if symptoms appear.
Heat Safety in Summer: Avoid walking your dog during peak heat, and ensure fresh water is always available. Ask our team about signs of heatstroke.
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