Please be careful ! We have just seen another fox attack victim. With daylight saving a lot of pets are being kept outside in the dark, when foxes are more active. Those with automatic timers for chickens and ducks please ensure you adjust for day light saving. Smaller birds loosing limbs and wings is still happening. Please take care.

  I have been going to Bird Vet Melbourne for a very long time. My name is Kelly. I have an 18 year old Indian Ringneck called Bernie. The expert care your receive at this vet is extraordinary. They are full of knowledge, compassion, and are very attentive to the needs of not just my bird but every animal that comes in through the doors. They are so loving and kind to Bernie my Vet Dr Esther as well as Dr Phil and the very kind vet nurses. Taylor was very kind when Bernie was eggbound recently and very ill in hospital. Taylor took such good care of her sending me photos and giving me updates. I really appreciated everyone’s help. I would highly recommend getting implants for female birds to stop them laying eggs and getting eggbound every year. I cannot recommendation Bird Vet Melbourne highly enough thank you everyone for looking after Bernie Watson.

  Phil & his team are the most empathic carers. I cannot thank him & his team enough. Phil has saved my girls (chooks!) on numerous occasions now - including a life saving surgery on my now 8 year old girl Bobski. I would not entrust anyone else with their care. And even though we’re in Yarraville, the hike across town is always worth it. He has spent hours with us when needed, which I trust is unusual. But moreso, he equally cares about your welfare when discussing options & treatment plans. Trust me, you cannot get better care for your feathered & furred friends. Zoë & Peter, Yarraville.