CONFIRMED Veterinarians are an Essential Service COVID-19

March 26, 2020
CONFIRMED Veterinarians are an Essential Service COVID-19

Read about the essential role of veterinarians during COVID-19 at Sydney Animal Hospitals. Discover the importance of pet healthcare.

An announcement stating veterinarians are essential services in Australia during shutdowns, with a logo.

It is confirmed, in breaking news, the Agriculture Minister, David Littleproud has advised that Veterinarians are;

 

“Classified as Essential Services and will be able to continue working under shutdowns currently in operation in Australia.”

 

In a submission sent to government on Sunday, the AVA advised that “Shutting  down veterinary services would impact not only animal health, welfare, and biosecurity, but also to human health and mental wellbeing, food safety, and food supply chain integrity and continuity ”.

This is incredibly positive news we can continue to stay open to keep your pets happy and healthy.

 

For more COVID-19 information  /news/coronavirus-covid-19/

 

#COVID19 #WeAreAllInThisTogether #EssentialService

 

 

If you have any questions, please call your local Sydney Animal Hospitals on:

Newtown (02) 9519 4111
69-73 Erskineville Road Erskineville    Open 7am-11pm Mon-Fri, 7am-6pm Sat-Sun

Inner West (02) 9516 1466
1A Northumberland Ave Stanmore    Open Mon-Fri 7am-8pm, 8am-6pm Sat-Sun

Norwest (02) 8883 0411
Unit 8, 1-3 Celebration Dr Bella Vista    Open 7am-11pm Mon-Fri, 7am-6pm Sat-Sun

Kellyville (02) 8883 0533
106 Windsor Rd Kellyville    Open 7am–9pm Mon–Fri, 8am–6pm Sat–Sun

Newport (02) 9997 4609
1 Palm Rd Newport    Open 7am-9pm Mon–Sun

Avalon (02) 9918 0833
710 Barrenjoey Rd Avalon Beach    Open 8am–7pm Mon–Fri,  8:30am–4pm Sat,  9am–4pm Sun

 

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