The BEST Vets in Mulloon NSW

Ultrasound scans

In house pathology

Small and large animal treatment and surgery

Vaccinations and preventative medicines

Pregnancy testing

Animal dentistry

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After hours emergency services

Equine pre-purchase examinations

Hospital stables and yards

Portable X Rays

In house digital X Ray

De sexing and micro chipping

Home visits

Artificial insemination

Premium feeds

Pet supplies

Grooming services

Dog and cat veterinary care

Equine veterinary care

Large animal medicine

Dog and cat desexing, dentistry and preventative health

In-house IDEXX blood testing

Digital radiography

Mare reproduction work

Small animal orthopedics and diagnostic procedures

Home Visits

Geriatric

Dental Services

Surgery

AQIS

Consultations

Vaccinations with Health Check

Micro-Chipping

Comprehensive Dental Care

Pet Grooming Services

Prescription Diets and Advice

Desexing

Surgical, Medical and Diagnostic Services

Orthopaedic Surgery

Soft Tissue Surgery

Ophthalmology And Eye Surgery

Digital Radiography (X-Rays)

Chemotherapy

In-House Blood Testing

Endoscopy

Ultrasound

General Veterinary Care

Surgery Options

Veterinary Hospital

Open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm

Sat- 9am-12pm

Closed public holidays

We offer professional health care for animals both large and small

Name: Liz Bramley

Job Title: Veterinarian

Qualification: BSc(Hons), BVMS, PhD

Liz Bramley graduated from Murdoch University (Western Australia) in 1997 and worked for 2 years in mixed dairy practice in the Riverina where she met her husband Greg. Moving to Sydney for Greg's work, she worked in small animal practice and emergency practice at one of the leading specialist small animal hospitals. She then completed her PhD in Cattle Nutrition through the University of Sydney. Moving to Wingello on 200 acres in 2003, she started working again in mixed practice before relocating to Perth as a Production Animal Lecturer specialising in Cattle Medicine and Surgery, Nutrition and Veterinary Obstetrics at Murdoch University College of Veterinary Medicine. In 2014, the family came back to the farm at Wingello. Her 4 children attend local primary and high schools and are enjoying growing up in a lovely rural community. Liz has been working in mixed practice in the Southern Highlands before opening Cooinda Vet Hospital in December 2015.

Liz enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine and surgery of both small and large animals. She has a specific passion in the education of clients to better understand their animals needs and health problems. Liz is also a nutrition consultant to Production Animals and can provide advice on rations, drought feeding livestock and other general management issues.