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Brunker Road Veterinary Centre

Quality vet care in Adamstown, Newcastle

02 4957 2269

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278 Brunker Road, Adamstown NSW 2289
Mon-Fri: 8am-6:30pm, Sat: 8am-4pm
Sun + Pub Hols: Closed
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Fear and Anxiety in Pets

When describing animal behaviour, "fear" and "anxiety" can be confusing terms as they are often used interchangeably. A fearful response is an instinctive self-preservation … [Read more...]

Posted on: 1 February 2017, last updated: 20 March 2020. Filed Under: Dog Care, Cat Care Tagged With: behaviour

Brachycephalic Airway Syndrome in Dogs and Cats

Brachycephalic airway syndrome is defined as partial blockage of airflow through the upper respiratory tract, which consists of the area from the nostrils to the throat. It is seen … [Read more...]

Posted on: 16 November 2016, last updated: 16 November 2016. Filed Under: Cat Care, Dog Care

Anal Gland Disease and Its Treatment

Anal gland disease is a common and distressing condition in pets and often causes of 'scooting' behaviour, where a dog or cat drags its derriere along the carpet. What are anal … [Read more...]

Posted on: 1 September 2016, last updated: 20 April 2020. Filed Under: Dog Care, Cat Care

Eye Disease in Pets

In dogs and cats, conditions affecting the eyes are quite common and potentially serious. They can range from simple eye irritations to serious and even life-threatening … [Read more...]

Posted on: 16 October 2014, last updated: 16 October 2014. Filed Under: Cat Care, Dog Care

Cats Get Arthritis, Too

'Trousers' was not enjoying winter any more. As a 14 year old senior citizen he had long ago earned the right to sleep on his favourite cushion on the couch, but now he just curled … [Read more...]

Posted on: 10 May 2013, last updated: 20 April 2020. Filed Under: Cat Care Tagged With: joint care, winter

Keeping Inside Cats Happy

With pressure to keep cats inside, both for the welfare of wildlife and the cats themselves, many cats nowadays are confined in flats or houses. The main problem with keeping a … [Read more...]

Posted on: 19 November 2012, last updated: 19 March 2020. Filed Under: Cat Care Tagged With: behaviour, indoor pets

Diseases You Can Catch From Your Pets

Can your dog spread disease with ease? And what about your cat? Are there man-eating microbes oozing from every one of your cat's hair follicles? There are diseases you can … [Read more...]

Posted on: 16 November 2012, last updated: 18 May 2020. Filed Under: Pet Care, Cat Care, Dog Care Tagged With: intestinal worms, pets and children, zoonotic diseases

Hyperthyroidism in Cats

Hyperthyroidism is the most common hormonal illness affecting cats in Australia. It usually affects older cats and is caused by an excessive production of thyroid hormone by the … [Read more...]

Posted on: 16 November 2012, last updated: 16 November 2012. Filed Under: Cat Care Tagged With: senior-pets

No Bored Cats!

Do cats become bored? If your cat is a Couch Slouch then boredom may not be a problem but some cats are better described as Party Animal Puss-Cats. Such cats know how to boogie and … [Read more...]

Posted on: 15 November 2012, last updated: 18 May 2020. Filed Under: Cat Care Tagged With: behaviour, indoor pets

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Phone: 02 4957 2269
Fax: 02 4952 8666
Address: 278 Brunker Road, Adamstown NSW 2289

Our carpark entrance is via Victoria Street. We have a side path leading you from the carpark to our front entrance.

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Opening Hours

Mon - Fri 8.00am - 6.30pm
Saturday 8.00am - 4.00pm
Sun + Pub Hols. Closed

Consultations are by appointment.
Emergency cases take priority.

After Hours Care

Newcastle Animal Emergency Centre (NAEC), at 4 Lang Road, Broadmeadow - (02) 4957 7106

Small Animal Specialist Hospital Tuggerah - (02) 4044 1781

Testimonials

  • 5
    Brunker Vet is outstanding. Our girl had Cruciate Ligament surgery and the vets along with the staff have been nothing short of amazing from the beginning. We still have a long recovery ahead however it gave me peace of mind knowing she was in such great hands❤️ Highly recommend. ❤️
    Google Review March 2026
  • 5
    We recently had our King Charles Cav in for luxating patella surgery. Brunker Road Vets have been so helpful in the aftercare process, and I couldn't recommend them enough for any of your pet needs!🙏
    Google Review August 2025
  • 5
    Brunker Road Vet is the best! I have been coming here for 3 months with my two kittens (Inky and Plop) and the team is just amazing. My cats and I receive the most thoughtful, compassionate and caring service every time. I am always treated with kindness and respect every time I visit, and I feel like a valued person! Special shout out to our vet, Dr Mcdougal, and Ash, for taking the time to answer as many questions as possible about my babies. I recommend everyone go here for their fur babies! You will be well taken care of 🥰🐈‍⬛🐈
    Google Review Jan 2026
  • I could not speak more highly of Brunker Road Vets. From the wonderful reception staff to the experienced vets and vet nurses, the care has been outstanding.
    My beautiful kelpie, Betty, has had a few health issues over the last couple of years and recently went through a pretty major surgery. Thank you so much to Sue for following her instincts and digging deeper when things just didn’t seem quite right. Because of that, they discovered a tumour on her spleen. Thank you to Lucy for successfully removing it and taking such incredible care of her. The level of compassion, professionalism and dedication shown to Betty has been exceptional. Nothing is ever too much trouble for this team, they take the time to explain everything clearly, and I’ve always felt completely informed about diagnoses, medications and care plans. We are incredibly lucky that her tumour is benign and that we get to spend more time with our beautiful girl. All of the staff at Brunker Road Vets have been extraordinary, and I’m so grateful to have such an amazing team caring for Betty.
    Google Review Dec 2025

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