Bellarine Veterinary Practice, Geelong has been providing quality care to pets and owners for more than 40 years. In that time we have developed a reputation for quality veterinarian service and care that sets us apart from most practices.
Our talented and dedicated team of vets, vet nurses, pet groomers and support staff are committed to being honest, reliable and caring and to be being part of a fun and united work force. We insist on these qualities when recruiting veterinarians and support staff. Quite simply, our aim is to provide the best individual solutions for all pet problems. We offer a wide range of veterinarian services, comprehensive vet health programs, dog grooming and Geelong’s favourite dog training services, including puppy training and behaviour consultations.
Bellarine Veterinary Practice treats a wide range of animals, including cats, dogs, birds, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, mice, ferrets, birds, other pocket pets and more. If you have any questions about the kinds of pets we care for, or our business, read our FAQ, or contact the friendly veterinarian team at any one of our six locations. And keep an eye out for Bellarine Veterinary Practice news and developments. We’re always striving to improve our fantastic services.
Bellarine Veterinary Practice’s commitment to pets and their owners extends to the Geelong and Bellarine community. We have developed strong community links through sponsorship and work experience programs, and are proud of the role we’ve played in building such a vibrant community.
We can tell you how proud we are of our services and staff, but the best way for you to find out for yourself is to make an appointment to visit our one of our six Bellarine Veterinary Practice locations across Geelong and the Bellarine.
Services: Surgical procedures, microchipping, dentistry, canine reproduction, imaging, PennHIP Imaging, pet grooming, euthanasia, after-hours emergencies.
Health Programs: Pet wellness, disease monitoring, seniors.
Dog Training: Puppy Preschool, private dog training, dog behaviour consultations.
Our Team: Vets, vet nurses, receptionists, support staff, visiting specialists.
Locations: Barwon Heads, Drysdale, Grovedale, Newcomb, Ocean Grove, Point Lonsdale.
Grovedale grooming appointments are reopening
Our groomer Sharon Morell is available for grooming appointments again from Tuesday 19th May at our Grovedale clinic on Torquay Road. Sharon has more than 20 years experience with all manner of dog breed clips and grooming needs. We know her clients are going to be very happy to see her back on board! Please call our Grovedale team on...
Read moreQueens Birthday Monday 8th June trading hours
On the Queens Birthday public holiday our Newcomb clinic will be open for emergencies & triage cases only. Please call reception on arrival 52482009 and your details will be taken by one of our nurses. Cases will be seen in order according to level of emergency or you may be referred directly to Geelong Animal Emergency. Please call ahead on...
Read moreIt’s business as usual – COVID-19 update
We are very pleased to announce that we are still able to operate under the new essential services guidelines set in place by the Victorian Government overnight. Our six clinics are currently all still operating within normal hours and able to offer consultations and surgery. Sales for medication, food, flea and worming control are also still available we just ask...
Read moreCOVID-19 – FAQS
Frequently asked questions – answers provided by Australian Veterinary Association What is a coronavirus? Coronaviruses are a group of viruses that infect birds and mammals, including humans. They are often associated with the common cold, bronchitis and pneumonia, and can also affect the gut. The virus that causes COVID-19 is also a coronavirus and likely originated from a wildlife reservoir....
Read moreCOVID-19 Update
The health of our clients and team is our number one priority at Bellarine Veterinary Practice (BVP) with respect to the COVID-19 outbreak. Over the past couple of weeks we have been taking appropriate measures in accordance with the Health Dept advice. Due to the normal care of your pets, our clinics are held to an extremely high cleaning and...
Read moreWhat do yellow leads & ribbons on dogs mean?
A YELLOW lead helps raise awareness that a dog needs some space. There are many reasons why a dog may need space: Newly adopted Learning self-control around other dogs In- training Illness or recovering from surgery Shyness of people Fearful of unfamiliar or rowdy Intolerance of other animal Fearful of unfamiliar people Aging and elderly Injuries or painful physical conditions...
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