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<br>The Faculty welcomes collaboration with industry and is an active partner in a number of ARC Linkage projects, commercialisation activities, and research supporting development of new products and services to the animal related industries.

<br>The Faculty welcomes collaboration with industry and is an active partner in a number of ARC Linkage projects, commercialisation activities, and research supporting development of new products and services to the animal related industries.

|Clinical=The University of Melbourne [http://www.vh.unimelb.edu.au/index.html Veterinary Hospital] is one of Australia’s leading veterinary hospital facilities, based in Werribee.

|Clinical=The University of Melbourne [http://www.vh.unimelb.edu.au/index.html Veterinary Hospital] is one of Australia’s leading veterinary hospital facilities.

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They provide veterinary care to the community via their general practice (primary and preventative care), referral practice (for veterinarians), emergency and critical care services and an equine centre.

Our general practice provides primary and preventative pet care such as vaccinations or assistance with an unwell or injured pet with the added benefit of access to the referral and emergency facilities of the Veterinary Hospital.

 

Referral veterinary services are available in small animal medicine and surgery, equine medicine and surgery, dermatology, diagnostic imaging (radiology, fluoroscopy, ultrasound, CT, nuclear medicine and MRI), anaesthesia, neurology, ophthalmology, behaviour and exotic animals. Vital ancillary services such as anaesthesia and clinical pathology are also available on site.

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They essentially operate like a large veterinary practice contained within world class facilities. Their team of caring and highly-qualified veterinary staff treat over 17,000 animals each year which is supported by a dedicated veterinary nurses, specialist technicians and administrative staff. They employ over 40 registered veterinarians from interns to senior veterinary registrars.

Our emergency and critical care service provides veterinary care 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The service provides after-hours care for patients when their veterinary clinic is closed and 24 hour monitoring and treatment of the animals that are admitted to our Hospital.

The equine centre offers world-class facilities with services in all types of surgery, intensive care and a wide range of diagnostic services including video endoscopy, scintigraphy, reproduction and poor performance evaluation.

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|Image3=MUVS Wbee.jpg|thumb|Werribee campus

|Image3=MUVS Wbee.jpg|thumb|Werribee campus