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Welcome to North Harbour Veterinary Clinic


Looking for a North Shore vet? In our purpose-built clinic we have been providing care for North Shore pets for over twenty years. Located at 398 East Coast Road, Mairangi Bay, we are handy to all the East Coast Bays. Just look for the blue building!

Phone us on 479 6034 for an appointment.  We'd love to see you!

Find us:   http://www.nhv.co.nz/HowtoFindUs/tabid/180/Default.aspx

Consultation Hours
Monday - Friday  8:30am - 12:30pm
                            3:00pm - 6:30pm

Saturday             8:30am - 12:00pm

Opening Hours
Monday - Friday  7:30am - 7:00pm

Saturday              8:00am - 12:00pm

After Hours

Phone 479 6034 (to hear a recorded message) 
Phone 443 5640 direct to the North Shore After Hours Clinic

Naturally in the event of an emergency please bring your pet in at any time during opening hours.  It is always preferable to phone in advance to ensure a veterinarian is available. 

If our consultation hours do not suit you please phone to arrange a mutually convenient time.  Alternatively clients are welcome to leave their pets with us for a few hours, or the day, if this is more convenient.

Your Choice of Veterinarian
Do you have a preferred veterinarian?

Not a problem.  Just let us know when you book your appointment, and we will book you in with your choice of veterinarian.

Bruce's usual consultation hours: Every weekday morning, and Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons.


Geoff's usual consultation hours: Monday mornings, and both morning and afternoon on Tuesdays and Thursdays.


Andrea's usual consultation hours: Wednesday mornings, and both morning and afternoon on Fridays.



Our vets take turns to cover the Saturday morning consultations.

Christmas Hamper Winner
Christmas Hamper Winner



On Christmas Eve a winner for our Christmas hamper was drawn.  Denise Woolmore, who has been bringing her pets to our clinic for many years now, had her name drawn from all those who had spent $50 or more in-clinic during the month of December.  She is the recipient of a lovely collection of goodies from Smith and Caughey's.


Why Microchip Your Pet?

Why should I get my pet microchipped?

If you get a dog then registration laws require you to get your dog microchipped.   If your dog was registered before these laws came into effect then legally you do not have to microchip your dog, but it is still a good idea to do so.  Microchip numbers and owner details are kept by Auckland Council and enable a North Shore dog lost in Auckland to be linked with its owner.

Cats, rabbits and other pets should also be microchipped for identification.  The main reason is if your pet is lost or injured, then any vet, SPCA or animal control agency can scan them and contact you.  Even if your pet has not survived, at least you will know what happened to them.

Cats will also need microchipping if you want a cat door which will open only for your pet- see other article for details.

Contact details for these pets are kept on the NZ Companion Animal Register (NZCAR).  It is also a good idea to register your dog with NZCAR, which enables tracing of animals nationally within New Zealand.

For more information go to
http://www.nhv.co.nz/AnimalHealthCareNotes/MicrochippingYourPet/tabid/1708/Default.aspx or give us a call on 479 6034.

 

Your North Shore Vet
North Harbour Veterinary Clinic, for all your pet care on the North Shore.
Cat Boarding for the North Shore

Did you know we have a boarding cattery?We cater for up to five cats in individual quarters, with two cages big enough to board two cats if your cats prefer to snuggle up together.  We do not house cats from different households together.  Go to http://www.nhv.co.nz/MoreAboutUs/tabid/177/Default.aspx for more information.


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Microchip Sensitive Cat Doors on the North Shore

A Cat Door that Lets in Only Your Cats!

Did you know you can get cat doors that read a pet's microchip?

Andrea is delighted with the installation of her cat door, which lets only her cats in and out of her house.

Andrea's cats have been microchipped for some time, so that they could be registered with the NZ Companion Animal Registry in case they got lost or hurt.  She didn't use a cat door, as she knows so often this lets neighbourhood cats in. (Her cats hate wearing collars, and are very good at losing them, so this rules out the use of the magnet-sensitive cat doors.  Besides, any cat wearing a magnetic collar can use your cat door.)

After a recent burglary Andrea decided she was no longer happy leaving a high window open for the cats.  It was time for a cat door!

Andrea googled 'microchip cat door' and got a cat door put in the same afternoon.  She is very happy with the result, and wonders why she didn't get it done earlier!

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