Animal Referral Hospital

24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE

The Venue

Seminar Facilities

Centrally located, the Animal Referral Hospital is next to Sydney Markets, only 10 minutes from Sydney Olympic Park and 2 kilometers off the M4.

We have two room sizes available. The larger Seminar Room can hold up to 100 delegates and the smaller Training Room would suit a gathering of around 20. Both rooms are newly renovated, have ducted air conditioning installed, are fully carpeted and have large picture windows giving both rooms access to plenty of natural day light. The training room has a large round conference table and the seminar room can be tailored to suit your requirements.

The rooms are on ground level and have easy, external access for any equipment that you may wish to bring and are available for day, evening and weekend seminars.

A wide range of catering is available. Ranging from breakfast, a basic morning or afternoon tea with either, gourmet biscuits, cakes or pastries, to a delicious canapé menu or buffet style luncheon or dinner. Depending on the style of your function, professional wait staff are available to help serve your guests.

There is a small shopping centre within walking distance, which includes a Post Office and banking facilities and if you prefer to eat out, a choice of Cafés and Hotels are close by.

A wide variety of accommodation is also available nearby.

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Emergency Hours

Homebush

Monday - Friday 6pm - 8am

All weekend : 5pm Friday - 8am Monday

CALL : 02 9758 8666

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Baulkham Hills

7 days a week 7pm - 8am

All weekend : 7pm Friday - 8am Monday

CALL : 02 9639 7744

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Both clinics are open 24 hours on public holidays

Pet Stories

Preparing for an emergency can save your pet's life

This was the case for Timmy, a four-year-old male cat that arrived at the Animal Referral Hospital in Homebush for severe bleeding on the leg indicative of a cat fight injury sustained when roaming outside some days before. He was lethargic and weak, and his gums were very pale.

Timmy was rushed into the ICU (Intensive Care Unit) where emergency blood tests indicated he had a severe blood clotting disorder and was severely anaemic. Timmy went into shock from the amount of blood lost and, despite receiving intravenous (IV) fluids, the blood was seeping through his bandages. He needed an urgent blood transfusion to save his life.
Burned cat makes amazing recovery
Dr Sarah Goldsmid, veterinary surgeon from the Animal Referral Hospital in Homebush, slowly cuts away Snowy's bandages, revealing a small wound under his arm. It's hard to believe almost a year ago this domestic longhaired cat was brought to the RSPCA with severe burns to his entire body.
Snowy was tortured – tied up with an electrical cord, burned severely all around his body and his left ear was cut off. The case caused such an outcry from the public.

"The overwhelming response for Snowy's case was incredible," says RSPCA NSW Inspector Skye Adams, who oversees the case. "People donated thousands of dollars towards Snowy's veterinary treatment."
Quick actions save pet from a deadly snake bite

When eight-year-old Franki was carried into the Animal Referral Hospital (ARH) in Baulkham Hills a few weeks ago, she was regurgitating, retching and gagging, with paralysis starting to set into her worn-out body.

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