Exotic Vets in Melbourne, Australia.

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It can be very difficult to find an Exotic Pet Vet as I found out last month.

Here is a listing of a few Vets that I found in the Melbourne area.

Dr Shane Simpson at Karingal Vet Clinic near Frankston.

Dr Brendan Carmel from Warranwood Vet Clinic in the North Eastern suburbs of Melbourne.

Dr Jim Greenwood from Canturbury Vet Clinic.

Link to Karingal Vet Hospital web page http://www.kvh.com.au/
Link to Warranwood Vet Clinic http://www.warranwoodvet.com/
Link to Canturbury Vet Clinic http://www.canterburyvet.com.au/

I hope this helps.

Samantha and Axol.
 
Hey cheers for that info Samantha. I was wondering about how to find a vet in Melbourne, in case anything goes wrong with Maxolotl. :)
 
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