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Online vet advice
Talk to a vet by phone or video from wherever you are. Book a time that suits you, and get clear advice on whether your pet needs to be seen and how soon.
Dr Sloane Abraham is building a new kind of vet service for Adelaide pets and their families: advice by phone and video, care in your own home, and a gentle goodbye when the time comes.
Bookings open soon. Register your interest and you'll be the first to know.
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Talk to a vet by phone or video from wherever you are. Book a time that suits you, and get clear advice on whether your pet needs to be seen and how soon.
Coming soon
When it's time to say goodbye, Sloane comes to you. Your pet stays calm in familiar surroundings with the people they love, and we help you with aftercare choices.
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Unhurried consults in your home for pets who find the clinic stressful, older pets, and families who find it hard to get out.
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Ongoing support for older and unwell pets: quality-of-life checks, comfort planning and regular video check-ins, so you always know where things stand.
Book a time Sloane has opened for you, or request a home visit and hear back quickly to confirm it. No waiting rooms.
Speak by phone or video on any device, nothing to install. For home visits, Sloane arrives at the confirmed time.
Your pet's notes, follow-ups, receipts and messages, kept securely and easy to find whenever you need them.
Sloane has always been a vet at heart. She trained at the University of Adelaide's Roseworthy campus and has since worked in busy small-animal clinics and emergency hospitals across Adelaide.
She has also helped many families through their pet's final days at home, and she knows how much a calm, kind goodbye matters. Vet Sloane brings that same care to every consult, whether it's on a screen or in your living room.
Tell us what you're interested in and we'll email you when bookings open. We only use your details to reply to you.
Are you a vet or vet nurse? Sloane is building a small team. Tick the box and say hello.
Vet Sloane isn't an emergency service. If your pet is struggling to breathe, collapsed, bleeding heavily, having a seizure, has eaten something toxic or is in severe pain, call or go straight to a 24-hour emergency hospital.
Dr Sloane also works at The Austin.