Health Checks
Regular veterinary health checks give our team an opportunity to examine your pet, discuss any changes you have noticed and explain whether further investigations or follow-up appointments may be appropriate.

At Killarney Vale Veterinary Clinic, we're a family-owned, locally run practice providing veterinary healthcare services on the Central Coast from our clinic in Tumbi Umbi. We welcome every pet, big and small. Our team offers consultations, routine care and diagnostic assessments for dogs, cats and other pets, with appointments arranged around each animal's needs.
For preventative care, explore health checks, vaccinations, microchipping, worming, heartworm prevention and flea and tick control. We also provide arthritis assessments, chronic condition care, dentistry, ultrasonography, digital radiography, blood and DNA testing, behavioural consultations, clinical pathology, specialist referrals and desexing.
Each service below has further information about its scope. For bookings, select Book Now to use the booking area on our homepage, or call (02) 4334 2002.

Regular veterinary health checks give our team an opportunity to examine your pet, discuss any changes you have noticed and explain whether further investigations or follow-up appointments may be appropriate.
Vaccination appointments include a review of your pet's health and vaccination history. Our veterinary team can discuss the applicable recommendations for their species, age and circumstances before proceeding.
Microchipping helps identify pets through a registered electronic identifier. We explain the identification procedure, check the information needed for registration and discuss keeping contact details current when circumstances change.
Different intestinal parasites call for different prevention and treatment approaches. We can review your cat's or dog's circumstances and discuss which veterinary advice or products may be appropriate.
Heartworm prevention involves medications rather than vaccination against a virus. Our team can discuss preventive options, whether testing is indicated and how your pet's history affects the next step.
Fleas and ticks present different concerns depending on the animal and local conditions. Discuss prevention options with our clinic and arrange an assessment when you have noticed possible infestation or exposure.
A change in movement or willingness to exercise deserves individual assessment. Our veterinarians can examine your pet, discuss possible causes and explain treatment and review options where clinically appropriate.
Ongoing health conditions may require regular examinations, testing and medication reviews. Our team works with owners to understand their pet's current needs and arrange relevant monitoring or follow-up appointments.
Dental consultations can include an examination of your pet's teeth, gums and mouth. We discuss any findings and explain whether further dental procedures or investigations should be considered.
Ultrasound is one of the imaging methods vets may use to investigate certain health concerns. Our clinic can explain why the test is being considered and what preparation or handling may be necessary.
Digital X-rays help veterinarians examine internal structures as part of an assessment. Your vet can discuss the clinical reason for imaging and any relevant positioning, handling or follow-up requirements.
Blood tests and genetic DNA tests answer different clinical questions. Speak with our team about which investigations are offered for your pet's species and what each test can assess.
Pathology testing provides laboratory information that a veterinarian interprets alongside examination findings and history. We can explain why a test is recommended and give test-specific preparation instructions before your appointment.
Desexing is a surgical decision that should consider your pet's species, health and individual circumstances. Discuss the procedure, timing, anaesthesia and aftercare with our veterinarians before arranging an appointment.
Concerns about behaviour may involve training, environment or underlying health considerations. Our veterinarians can review what is happening and discuss an appropriate assessment, guidance or referral when indicated.
Some cases warrant review by another veterinary practitioner with a particular field of expertise. Our team can discuss the reason for referral and what clinical information may need to accompany it.
At Killarney Vale Veterinary Clinic, we offer puppy preschool information and enrolment enquiries for owners on the Central Coast.