The ever popular oodle
Oodle breeds have become increasingly popular as a dog choice for many dog owners, often for their loveable nature and teddy-bear like appearance. Oodle breeds are a mix of both a purebred dog and a poodle but can also be a mixed breed that cross with the oodle such...
You may have heard of ‘bloat’ in dogs. Here’s what you need to know.
Gastric Dilation and Volvulus is the medical name for a condition you may know as “Bloat”. It is a syndrome of dogs in which the stomach dilates and twists around itself. It is mainly seen in large or deep-chested breeds, including some of hunting breeds such...
The “Wee” piece of lab equipment that makes all the difference 
Unusual urination behaviours can be a tricky issue, especially when our pets start bedwetting or peeing on our favourite (and often expensive - as luck would have it) furniture! This means we often need to conduct a bit of an investigation to figure out why it’s...
Feline leukaemia
This month we are going to take a look at the many faces of Feline Leukaemia (FelV), a viral disease amongst cats. And explain a little more about it, how it is contracted, the symptoms, and the treatment options. What is FelV? FeLV is what is known as a retrovirus...
Why Finding Out What Is Wrong With Your Pet Quickly Is Important
One of the biggest developments in technology in veterinary medicine over the years has been the advance in new equipment for reading x-rays. In years past we had to use films and chemical baths to develop them, a bit like old film cameras. The chemicals smelled...
Hyperthyroidism in cats
Last month we discussed dogs and hypothyroidism and as promised, this month cats will take the spotlight. As we covered last month, the thyroid gland is found at the base of the neck and is responsible for producing the thyroid hormone. While dogs tend to develop an...
Veterinary Care - Anytime, Anywhere
Medechat is a video consult booking system that means you can have veterinary advice from a highly qualified VetCheck 24/7 Vet, when you need it, without leaving your home.
Veterinary Care - Anytime, Anywhere
Medechat is a video consult booking system that means you can have veterinary advice from a highly qualified VetCheck 24/7 Vet, when you need it, without leaving your home.
Sat: 9am to 5pm
Closed Sunday and public holidays
After Hours Emergencies:
Direct Vet Services is proud to support local emergency vet care services in the Point Cook area.
If you are in need of emergency pet care you can contact any of the following emergency veterinary care services:
- Advanced Vet Care - Kensington
- Animal Accident & Emergency - Essendon Fields
- Western Animal Emergency Centre - Werribee
Booking Terms:
A non-refundable $50 booking fee applies for all new clients that do not attend, or cancel their booking with less than 24 hours notice. We also have a no show fee for existing clients that do not attend, or cancel their booking with less than 24 hours notice.