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Bergbron · Roodepoort

The vet on the corner of Rhyn Avenue.

Consultations, vaccinations, sterilisations and hospital care for the pets of Bergbron, Roodepoort and the Randburg border.

Phone first. Reception will tell you whether to come straight in or give you a time.

4.5/5Google reviewsBased on 339 reviews
SCIENCE-BACKED VETERINARY CARE. FAMILY-ORIENTED SERVICE.  ·  

What we do

  1. 01

    Consultations

    A vet who listens before the stethoscope comes out.

    Phone first so reception can fit you in.

  2. 02

    Vaccinations

    Puppy and kitten courses, annual boosters, rabies.

    Bring any previous vaccination card along.

  3. 03

    Sterilisations

    Spays and neuters done routinely, including rescue batches.

    Call to book a date and get the pre-op instructions.

  4. 04

    Hospitalisation

    When an animal needs to stay, it stays with people who check on it.

    Reception will tell you what to bring and when to phone for updates.

The back of the tag says it all: 011 673 6783

Five things we do most days.

Prices are quoted when you phone, because they depend on the animal in front of us. Reviewers describe the pricing as reasonable; we would rather you hear a number than read one.

  1. 01

    Consultations

    Sick visits, check-ups, skin and ear trouble, the limp that appeared overnight. You describe it, we examine, we tell you plainly what we found.

    Next: Phone first so reception can fit you in.

  2. 02

    Vaccinations

    Core vaccines on a schedule that fits your animal, with a card you keep and a reminder when the next one is due.

    Next: Bring any previous vaccination card along.

  3. 03

    Sterilisations

    Local rescue groups bring their sterilisation batches here. Same care for your own dog or cat: admitted in the morning, home the same day in most cases.

    Next: Call to book a date and get the pre-op instructions.

  4. 04

    Hospitalisation

    In-clinic care for animals that need fluids, observation or recovery time after surgery, with a phone call to you when there is something to say.

    Next: Reception will tell you what to bring and when to phone for updates.

  5. 05

    General small-animal care

    Deworming, tick and flea control, dental checks, nail trims and honest advice on what your animal needs and what it does not.

    Next: Ask at reception; most of this fits into a normal consult.

One call books all five.

Dogs, cats, rabbits and the strays people carry in.

A small-animal practice. If it fits through the door in a carrier or on a lead, it is probably ours.

A black and white Boston terrier looking up
A silver tabby cat walking with its tail up
A white rabbit sitting with one ear up
A fluffy tabby kitten with blue eyes

339 Google reviews, 4.5 stars. Four of them.

96% of 46 Facebook reviewers recommend the clinic. Reviewers also thank a Dr Jaco by name.

  • “My cat was well looked after for the 3 days she was in the clinic. The dokters are very friendly and profesional.”

  • “We took a stray there that was badly injured, and the entire team was genuinely so compassionate and helpful.”

  • “The vets always go above and beyond and really care for the animals.”

  • “Amazing service received from Dr's Jaco and Anton.”

4.5/5Google reviewsBased on 339 reviews

The people who answer the phone and hold the scalpel.

Reviews describe the vets and reception as caring, gentle and honest. Names below are as listed in the South African veterinary directories; the clinic can correct titles.

  • Dr Anton Jansen

    Veterinarian · BVSc, small-animal medicine and surgery

  • Dr Corli Goosen

    Veterinarian

  • Mrs B Tredway

    Office manager

  • SAVA registered practice. Reviewers also thank a Dr Jaco; the clinic can confirm the full team.

Corner of Rhyn and Gordon.

2 Rhyn Avenue
Corner of Rhyn Avenue and Gordon Road
Bergbron, Roodepoort 1709
About 800 m from the Gordon Road turn-off on the Western Bypass.
Phone
011 673 6783 · some directories list 011 673 6078

Directions open in Google Maps with the pin already set.

Hours

Monday to Friday
Doors close at 16:30 (to confirm)
Saturday
Call for today’s hours (to confirm)
Sunday and public holidays
Call for today’s hours (to confirm)

Weekday closing time is what reviewers report. Weekend hours vary by directory, so phone ahead.

Before you phone

Do I need an appointment?

Phone 011 673 6783 before you come. Reception will tell you whether to come straight in or give you a time, and they will know if the vets are in surgery.

What time does the clinic close on weekdays?

Reviewers report the doors closing at 16:30 on weekdays. Weekend hours are not consistent across the online directories, so call ahead on a Saturday.

I found an injured stray. Will you see it?

Reviewers describe bringing injured strays in and being helped. Phone first so the team can prepare, and bring the animal in a box or on a blanket if it is hurt.

Where exactly is the clinic?

2 Rhyn Avenue, on the corner of Rhyn Avenue and Gordon Road in Bergbron, Roodepoort, about 800 m from the Gordon Road turn-off on the Western Bypass. The directions button opens Google Maps with the pin already set.

Do you sterilise for rescue groups?

Local rescue groups post their sterilisation batches done at Bergbron. Phone the clinic to arrange a batch or a single spay or neuter.