Mobile consulting clinic in Wodonga

Dog Behavioural consultation and more!

The Pet DEC Mobile Consulting Clinic from Albury Animal Hospital provides convenient veterinary care for dogs in Wodonga and surrounding communities. 

Pet Care at the Dog Education Centre

Held monthly at the Dog Education Centre (DEC), our Mobile Veterinary Clinic provides routine veterinary appointments, preventative healthcare, general medical care, and behavioural consultations through the BraveDogs program. Serving Wodonga and the surrounding region, the clinic makes quality veterinary care more accessible in a familiar, supportive, dog-friendly environment.

Routine Veterinary Appointments
We provide routine consultations, vaccinations, preventative healthcare, and assessment of common concerns such as skin conditions, ear problems, lumps, and lameness.
Behavioural Consultations
Behavioural consultations with Dr Sally are available through the BraveDogs program, helping owners better understand and manage behavioural concerns using practical, evidence-based guidance.
Collaborative Care
Appointments may involve a veterinarian, veterinary nurse, and professional dog trainer, providing a collaborative approach that supports both your dog’s physical health and behaviour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Below are answers to some common questions about our DEC Mobile Veterinary Clinic. If you have additional questions, our team is happy to help determine whether this clinic is the right option for your dog’s needs.

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Where is the DEC Mobile Veterinary Clinic located?
The clinic operates monthly from the Dog Education Centre (DEC) at 3 Sheathers Road, Wodonga, providing convenient access for clients throughout Wodonga and nearby communities.
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What services are available at the DEC Mobile Clinic?
The clinic provides routine veterinary consultations, vaccinations, preventative healthcare, behavioural consultations, and assessment of common medical concerns including skin conditions, ear disease, lameness, and lumps.
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Can laboratory samples be collected during my appointment?
Yes. Blood, urine, cytology, and other diagnostic samples can be collected during your consultation and transported to Albury Animal Hospital for processing and further investigation when required.
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Are behavioural consultations available?
Yes. Behavioural consultations are available through Dr Sally's BraveDogs program, offering veterinary-led assessment and practical guidance for dogs experiencing behavioural concerns.
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How do I book an appointment?
Please contact Albury Animal Hospital to arrange an appointment. Our team will advise whether the DEC Mobile Veterinary Clinic or an in-hospital consultation is the most appropriate option for your pet.

Connected to a Full-Service Veterinary Hospital

Although consultations take place in Wodonga, every patient benefits from the resources and support of Albury Animal Hospital. If additional diagnostics, surgery, or ongoing medical treatment are required, your pet’s care can continue seamlessly through our hospital.

Diagnostic Support
Blood, urine, and cytology samples collected during consultations are processed through Albury Animal Hospital to support accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
Follow-Up Care
Where appropriate, follow-up consultations may be completed via telehealth or scheduled at our hospital to ensure continuity of care.
Prescription Services
Medications may be supplied during your appointment where available or collected from Albury Animal Hospital following your consultation.

Why Choose Our DEC Mobile Clinic?

Convenient veterinary care backed by a full-service hospital.
The DEC Mobile Veterinary Clinic combines the convenience of local appointments with the expertise and resources of Albury Animal Hospital. Our team provides personalised care while ensuring access to advanced diagnostics, surgery, and ongoing treatment whenever additional support is needed.
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