We regret to let people know that the
Tiny Vet Clinic has ceased operation until further notice.
Due to circumstances beyond our control, we are unable to offer the service at this time.
We apologise to everyone for any inconvenience this has caused.
We will let you know as soon as we can confirm a recommencement date.

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Mobile Veterinary Services - ACT Pet Crisis Support Tiny Clinic (TVC)

Thanks to Petstock Foundation and Hands Across Canberra, ACT Pet Crisis Support has developed a mobile 'Tiny Vet Clinic' to bring veterinary services to pet owners who may have trouble accessing veterinary care due to experiencing financial hardship. This model of service for disadvantaged pet owners will be the first of its kind, in fact we are not aware of anyone else in Australia offering this type of service.

We recently featured on The Project who suggested a Go Fund Me to help raise funds to expand our services. 

If you are a pet owner with a Healthcare Card please fill out the form here to pre-register so we know you are coming.

Please note, we are not available for emergency care, radiographs or surgical procedures (including desexing) at this time. 

For vet clinics keen to refer patients to the Tiny Vet Clinic, you can fill out the form here or email us the history at [email protected]. We are happy to help manage chronic conditions such as skin allergies (including Cytopoint injections), arthritis (including Beransa if indicated), heart disease, hyperthyroidism or anything that requires ongoing medications. We can do lump checks, blood tests, we have a very basic ultrasound, a microscope and any tools you would have in your regular consultation room. 

Please also note:

• All dogs MUST be on a lead and under control at ALL times – a dog dragging its lead is **NOT ** under control.
• All Cats MUST stay in their carriers until safely inside the clinic, where they can relax and get used to their surroundings.
• We do not do litter vaccinations or treat breeding-related illnesses. We support responsible pet ownership and desexing rather than breeding.
• Consultations are free, but we ask for a donation of at least $20-$50 for medications (depending on the medication). This helps to keep the TVC on the road.
• All annual vaccinations are now $30 per pet and will need to be paid for on the day of treatment.
• All microchipping is now $20 per pet and will need to be paid for on the day of treatment.
• There is a pet treatment limit of 3 pets per household. 
• Please also only bring one pet from each household per visit, to ensure we are able to prioritise care for all our patients. You are welcome to attend a future clinic with additional pets. 
• We run on a triage system, which means we will prioritise urgent over routine consultations.​

​Clinic Locations and Times:

• Karabar 1st Wednesday of the month 11am - 1pm (Opposite 21 Brigalow St Karabar at Lambert Park).
• Ainslie Village 2nd Wednesday of the month 11am - 1pm (23 Quick St Campbell) - if you put CWC Auto Services in your GPS you will find us.​
• Kambah 4th Wednesday of the month 11am -1pm (Arawang Anglican Church, Marconi Crescent, Kambah).

Thank you to Studio 4 who completed the signage and Ina J Photography for supporting us in many ways, including taking the gorgeous photo of Mooki for the side of the clinic.

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