24 Hour Emergency Vet Hospital – Located in Miranda

Covering South Sydney and Sutherland Shire

Open 24/7 for you and your pets.

When every minute counts, our emergency veterinary team is here – day and night, weekends and public holidays. If your pet needs urgent help, come straight to our dedicated emergency vet hospital in Miranda. No referral is needed.

We’re ready for you 24hrs 365 days a year.

What To Do In An Emergency

If you are concerned about your pet…

  • Come in straight away – No need to call ahead.
  • Or phone us on (02) 8376 8767 if you’re unsure or need advice during your journey with us.

Find us here:

VSOS Emergency Vet Hospital
106 Parraweena Road
Miranda, serving all of Sydney and surrounds

 

What Happens When You Arrive

From the moment you walk through our doors:

  1. Your pet is triaged by a qualified emergency nurse.
  2. Critical cases are taken through for stabilisation without delay.
  3. One of our dedicated emergency vets will assess your pet and discuss the next steps with you.
  4. If needed, our team of on-site specialists are available for advanced diagnostics, surgery or intensive care, all under one roof.

Why Choose VSOS for Emergency Veterinary Care?

Open 24/7, with the facilities and staff for urgent or complex cases, VSOS is set up for every emergency.

Here’s what makes our emergency hospital stand apart:

  • True 24/7 care – Always open. Always staffed. No gaps in the cover.
  • Cutting-edge diagnostics – human grade MRI, CT, X-rays, ultrasound and in-house pathology with no delays or transfers.
  • Dedicated ICU – Intensive care unit staffed by experienced emergency and critical care nurses.
  • One of Sydney’s most advanced veterinary hospitals – Designed for seamless emergency and specialist care.
  • Fully equipped surgical suites – For orthopaedic, soft tissue, cardiac, and neurological cases.
  • Immediate access to specialists – Surgeons, imaging experts, and critical care vets are on-site or on-call.
  • Free patient transport – For stable pets who can’t be safely transported by owners from their regular vet clinic to VSOS.
  • Independently owned, compassion-driven – We are independently owned.  And local vets guided by compassion, committed to doing what’s right for you and your pet at every step.

When Should I Bring My Pet to an Emergency Vet?

You should seek emergency care immediately if your pet:

  • Is having trouble breathing or collapses
  • Has been hit by a car or suffered trauma
  • Is bleeding and it won’t stop
  • Is vomiting or having diarrhoea repeatedly
  • Has eaten something toxic (like chocolate, grapes, or medication)
  • Shows signs of severe pain, weakness, or seizures
  • You’re simply not sure – and worried

 

Don’t wait. We’d rather see your pet and find nothing wrong than risk waiting too long.

Who We Are

We’re Veterinary Specialists of Sydney (VSOS) – an independent team of emergency vets and specialists who work together to provide compassionate, world-class care for pets across Sydney.

We’re not owned by a corporation. We’re owned by a vet, and driven by a passion for helping animals and supporting the people who care for them.

Whether it’s a late-night emergency, a complex medical case, or a routine check-up after a scare – you can trust us to treat your pet like one of our own.

For Referring Vets

We welcome direct visits from pet owners and referrals from local clinics. Our emergency team is available 24/7, and our specialists can take over ongoing care as required.

If you’re a vet needing support with an urgent or complex case, phone our team anytime. We’ll provide a smooth, respectful handover and ensure your client and you are kept informed at every step.

Need help getting your patient to us? Our team can collect stable pets using our purpose-built transport vehicles – free of charge.

Patient stories

“Karina, and all of the vet nurses and vet specialists at VSOS, have such incredible empathy."
On the hardest day of Jimmy Barnes' life, the VSOS team was there.

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