Southern Cross Veterinary Clinic

Welcome!

Sydney's trusted veterinary clinic for over 15 years

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Southern Cross was born out of a belief that things could be done differently in veterinary medicine. Pet owners should be given all the options – not simply given two: 1) the ‘right’ and 2) the ‘wrong’ and pressured into one. It’s time that the gap between veterinary medicine and human medicine was shortened.

With unique partnerships to human hospitals, the most advanced human equipment in radiology, surgery and dentistry and customer service that cannot be beaten. This is the Southern Cross dream.

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Our Vision

Our vision is simple: to marry the latest in animal hospital technology, medicine and compassion together, while providing the best vet hospital for surgery, the best medical management and the best service.

Every SCVC patient and parent is to feel welcome and informed and experience the best vet service in Sydney from any vet clinic. SCVC believes that a vision without backing is just a hallucination; that’s why we’ve invested in the best vet equipment, assembled amazing vets and staff and have a commitment to continually improving the quality of our service.

Looking for a vet near me in Sydney? Give us a try! Get expert care, at a Sydney vet clinic near you. We are proud to serve the pets of Redfern, Surry Hills, Moore Park, Waterloo, Zetland, Haymarket, St Peters, Newtown, Bondi and surrounding communities.

Our Specialty

Sydney’s Inner West & Eastern Suburbs BOAS Experts

 

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BOAS

Our BOAS surgeons have performed over 1,500 procedures since 2015.

Pet Healthcare Services

in Sydney’s Inner West & Eastern Suburbs

Dog Vaccinations

Cat Vaccinations

Worms, Fleas and Ticks

Pet Dentistry

Senior Health Checks

Veterinary Consultation

House calls

Obesity in Pets

Experienced Pet Surgery

Using technology fit for a Human

Emergency Surgery

Laparoscopic Desexing

Desexing your pet

Blood Testing

CT Scans

Digital Radiology

Breathing Issues

Orthopaedic Surgery