The clinic’s hours will be as follows:
Saturday 22/4/23: 9am – 12pm
Sunday 23/4/23: CLOSED
Monday 24/4/23: 8am – 6pm
Tuesday 25/4/23: CLOSED (ANZAC Day public holiday)
Wednesday 26/4/23: 8am – 6pm
If you require after hours emergency assistance, please contact the vet on duty on 02 6372 6780.
Lest We forget 
‼️ TECHNICAL PHONE ISSUE ‼️
Unfortunately we are still experiencing technical phone issues. We have been working with our phone provider since yesterday morning to resolve this problem.
We will still be open between 9am – 12pm this morning. If you wish to reach us during this time, please try and call our regular clinic number first (6372 6780), if this does not work then try and call 6348 5392. It this still does not work you can try 0428 100 671, however, the veterinarian on this number is going out to do house calls this morning and may be busy.
If you require our assistance after 12pm today, please call 0428 100 671.
The phone company is endeavouring to rectify this issue ASAP, we ask for your patience and understanding in the meantime.
Did you know that a few decades ago, 99% of veterinarians were male, however these days the industry is 80% female. Veterinary nurses are also predominantly female.
So today that means we have lots of celebrate. Our vets and nurses are compassionate, motivated and hard working people who are all 100% committed to the wellbeing of your pet. We’re grateful to have the team we have and we are wishing every women a very Happy International Women’s Day today 
2022, what a year to remember! ⏰
This year our clinic was privileged enough to help David celebrate 50 years of servicing our gorgeous Mudgee region. What an incredible achievement! 🐴🐮
2022 also saw us say goodbye to our two cheerful 😃 nurses Lyndall and Bel, and welcome in our new nurse Shinaye. We also welcomed the amazing Anthea, a new veterinarian to our team 🩺
We got to welcome in many puppies into the world by performing 19 caesarians 🐶
We made sure all our pets were kept safe by administering 2482 vaccinations 💉
We made sure all lost pets could get reuninted with their owners by implanting 517 microchips 🐾
We helped stop unwanted litters by performing 249 desexings ✂️
We helped cure the sick by performing 822 blood tests 🩸 779 x-rays and ultrasounds 🩻 and 2109 consultations 🏥🩹💊🌡
We would like to thank all of our lovely clients for their continued support throughout 2022. From the team at Church Street Veterinary Hospital, we would like to wish you all a Happy, Healthy New Year! 🎉🎉🎉
Christmas is sneaking up! 
Now is the time to check if your pet’s vaccinations are up to date and ensure you have enough medication and food to last through the Christmas period.
As always we will have a vet on-call on weekends and public holidays. If you have an animal that needs urgent veterinary attention please call 6372 6780.
Vet Nurse Week (10th – 14th October) is a Veterinary Nurses Council of Australia Inc. (VNCA) initiative to raise awareness of the importance of Veterinary Nurses to both the public and veterinary industry. It is a day to celebrate and recognise the contributions of all Veterinary Nurses to the Australian veterinary team. As apart of this years celebrations, the VNCA held a social media competition, asking nurses to share photos of their team on facebook… and OUR TEAM OF NURSES WERE ONE OF THE LUCKY WINNERS!
This week we celebrated our caring, hard-working nurses and technicians at Church Street Veterinary Hospital who provide vital support to our animal friends, veterinarians and clients who come into the vet. They’re awesome!
Check out our facebook page for more information about each of our amazing nurses – https://www.facebook.com/churchstreetvetmudgee
Recently our team said goodbye to our amazing, caring, cheerful vet nurse Lyndall. Lyndall started with us in 2017 as a trainee nurse and has since grown to become a highly skilled and talented vet nurse with the most infectious smile 
One of her many skills that will be missed the most is her passion and devotion to running our puppy preschool classes. Our clinic would constantly receive positive comments all because of her. What ever clinic she begins working at next will be extremely lucky to have her as a member of their team 
We wish Lyndall and her family the very best with the next adventure. You will all be dearly missed 
Last weekend, over 50 veterinary students from CSU Wagga Wagga and Sydney University traveled out west to get a glimpse of working in regional areas. David was a part of this event and went out to Gooree on Sunday to talk to students about working in our beautiful Mudgee region.
We’d also like to thank our locum veterinarian Alana who also talked to the students at this event.
Hopefully we get to see some of these students back out this way once they graduate.
That’s a wrap on our Open Day Celebrating Church Street Veterinary Hospital’s 50 Years of servicing the Mudgee Region. A little bit of rain didn’t stop the celebrations!
We would like to thank all those who braved the weather and came to enjoy the fun. A special thanks goes out to our supporters who made the day possible:
Here’s to next 50 years of servicing the wonderful clients in the Mudgee Region.