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Newsletters

CVH produces quarterly newsletters with information on both companion and production animals. Please contact us if you would like to subscribe to our quarterly newsletters, or browse our archive of downloadable newsletters from 2012-2018.

CVH News

  • Wildlife Care at CVH
    Wildlife Care at CVH

    How’s this for one cute young wombat? Unfortunately, like many native animals and birds, he was presented at CVH after his Mum was killed on the road. The good news is… Read more

  • CVH wins Education Award

    Crookwell Veterinary Hospital staff were thrilled to win the 2015 University of Sydney Faculty of Veterinary Science Education Award for Rural Mixed Practice. CVH is an accredited Partner Practice of… Read more

  • Camelid caesarian
    Camelid caesarian

    When Crookwell Veterinary Hospital was established back in 1982, it’s pretty safe to say there was not one alpaca or llama in the district. Today these camelids form a thriving… Read more

In the Community

CVH staff are out and about in the community at every opportunity – or the community comes to us. We welcome school visits (just ring and talk with our staff about organising a visit or a talk by staff at your school), and we regularly host local secondary school work experience students. We’re proud that our vets have provided veterinary services for every Crookwell Agricultural Show and Binda Picnic Races since 1982. Our facilities include a seminar room, in regular use for puppy pre-school classes, product launches and seminars for producers by relevant organisations such as NSW Agriculture. Call us if you’re interested in organising a seminar or workshop.

Special Projects

Our founders Jennie and Rob Churchill have been involved in a number of not-for-profit organisations and causes that make a difference in the lives of people and animals. We hope you will be interested in reading about these special projects.