Dog Vets Ringwood
Ringwood's Leading Dog Vets
From gentle care to plenty of belly rubs (for them, of course), Vet Hub Ringwood ensures every visit is welcoming and stress free for you and your dog.
Trusted by Local Families
Supporting Ringwood’s dog community with expert care.
Knowledgeable Dog Vets Team
Decades of combined experience across all aspects of dog health.
Focused on Dog Wellbeing
Our Ringwood vets deliver the care dogs need to live long, happy lives.
Puppy and dog services
New Puppy
Ringwood puppies benefit from early vaccinations, routine checks and guidance for training and nutrition.
Adult Dog
Health services for adult dogs, including dental support, desexing and routine wellness care.
Senior Dog
Our Ringwood team offers gentle, tailored care to keep senior dogs healthy and content in their golden years.
Preventative care for dogs
General Health Checks
Regular health and wellness checks for preventive care.
Vaccinations
Keep your dog’s vaccines up to date and protect them from nasty diseases.
Dental Checks
Just like people, dogs need healthy teeth too! Let’s keep your dog’s mouth happy.
Parasites
Has your dog picked up an unwanted friend? Learn how to protect your dog from parasites.
Blood Tests
Need a blood test for your dog? Screening, monitoring or diagnosis — we’ll make it simple.
Weight Management
Healthy weight, healthy pets! Get tailored plans and advice for your dog.
We’re with you for every stage of your dog’s life
We focus on pet care for life — giving them the care they need to live the longest and happiest life. Whether they’re a playful pup, an all-grown-up pooch, or senior dog-izen, we’ll make a care plan together that matches their needs and chapter of life.
Surgery and Medical care
Surgery Services
From routine procedures to complex surgeries, your dog will be in expert hands.
Desexing Services
Safe desexing services to ensure your dog is protected and isn’t a surprise dog mamma!
Digital X-ray Services
Need an x-ray? Our team can do it right here on site! Making it fast and simple for you and your dog.
Ultrasound Services
Get a clear picture of your dog’s health with advanced ultrasound scans, right here at our clinic!
Clinical Pathology Services
Access simple in-house pathology services to diagnose and monitor your dog’s health.
Dental Services
Clean, polish, extraction, x-rays — if it’s your furry friend’s teeth our expert team has got it covered.
Surgery Before and After Care
Pre and post surgery care for your dog’s fast recovery! We’ll be there each step.
Parasite Prevention
Fleas
Stop fleas and keep your dog itch-free with a proper protection schedule.
Ticks
Ticks can cause serious harm! Get protection from ticks with proactive care.
Intestinal Worms
Keep your dog’s gut worm free! Get insight into regular prevention methods.
Heartworm
Protect your pooch from serious heart and lung damage with preventative heartworm care.
Common Dog Diseases
Arthritis
Arthritis is common in ageing dogs, causing pain and stiffness. Early management can help keep them mobile and comfortable for longer.
Dental Disease
Dental disease affects many dogs and can cause pain and infection. Watch for bad breath, drooling, or trouble eating. Here, early care is key!
Diabetes Mellitus
Diabetes Mellitus is a condition where dogs can’t regulate blood sugar properly. Signs of diabetes can be increased thirst, lethargy and rapid weight loss.
Kidney Disease
Kidney disease affects your dog’s ability to filter waste from the blood, impacting hydration, appetite, and overall energy levels.
Hypothyroidism
Hypothyroidism in dogs slows down metabolism, causing weight gain, lethargy, a thinning dry coat and a range of other issues.
Blood Pressure
High blood pressure can impact your dog’s heart, kidneys, and vision, often with no obvious signs. Book regular health checks to monitor!
Atopy
Atopy is an allergic skin condition causing itching, redness, and irritation. Without treatment, it can lead to infections.
Common Illness Symptoms
Urinary Issues
Urinary issues in dogs can cause accidents, discomfort, frequent urination, or straining. They can be signs of bigger health issues.
Diarrhoea
Diarrhoea in dogs can be caused by diet changes, infections, parasites, or underlying health issues. Call us if it’s constant or recurring!
Ear Infections
Ear infections in dogs can be caused by allergies, bacteria, or yeast, leading to itching, redness, discomfort, and head shaking.
Limping
Limping in dogs can result from injury, arthritis, or joint issues, causing pain, stiffness, and difficulty moving comfortably.
Itchy Skin
Itchy skin can be caused by allergies, parasites, or infections. It can cause scratching, redness, and irritation.
Vomiting
Vomiting in dogs can be caused by diet, infections, or underlying conditions. It may signal something minor or more serious.
Other Services
Community Resources
Access expert advice and educational resources to support your dog’s health.
Pet Insurance
We’ve integrated insurance into our system! We’ll submit claims for you instantly, you just pay the gap, making it easy to get your pet insurance benefits.
Emergency Care
Fast, reliable and expert emergency care for when your dog needs it most. We’ve got you.
What our Ringwood Dog owners really think
FAQs
How often should I take my dog to the vet?
A checkup every 6-12 months is recommended, including an annual visit for vaccinations! Puppies, seniors, and dogs with health conditions may need more frequent visits.
What do I do if my dog is afraid of the vet?
Unfortunately, for some dogs, a trip to the vet can be a scary event. At Vet Hub, we do everything we can to ensure your pet’s visit is a pleasant one, but for some dogs, medication may be required prior to their visit to help with their anxiety. Call us to discuss options for your canine companion.
Why is my dog scooting?
Adult dogs most commonly scoot to relieve the pressure or pain associated with their anal glands being full or inflamed. If you see your dog scooting please book an appointment for an anal gland expression. Anal glands may become infected or develop an abscess if not expressed when full. Dogs may also lick or chew on their back paws when their anal glands are feeling uncomfortable.
In young dogs, scooting may be associated with the presence of intestinal worms irritating the anus. Ensure your pup has had an intestinal worming treatment, and speak to the team about how often treatment is recommended.
Does my dog need dental care?
Good dental health is extremely important in our pets. Just like us, dogs can accumulate food particles on their teeth, leading to plaque build-up and eventually damaging tartar or calculus, which causes gum recession and the loss of teeth.
Speak to our team about a personalised plan for your pet to help keep their teeth clean and healthy.
What age should I get my dog desexed?
The best time to desex your dog can vary depending on their breed and current health. Chat to our friendly Vet Hub team during your check-up to find out what’s right for your pet!
Book an appointment online
Our Ringwood vets are ready and waiting to meet you and your dog. Book your appointment online now.