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At Anderson’s Veterinary Hospitals, we believe in serving you, your pet and our community. We are a young, modern, innovative team that wants every experience that you and your pet have with us to be relaxed, refreshing, personal and professional. We don’t have cold stainless steel examination tables, white lab coats and impersonal receptionists. We believe in providing high quality care in a modern, clean environment. We take pride, not only in our wide range of services, but also in our desire to respond to the needs of pets and their owners.
We value the trust that you place in us. That is why we pledge ourselves to an ambitious programme of continuing education to constantly develop new skills and make available to you the latest developments in pet care. Ours is a progressive modern approach to medical care always open to new and more effective techniques.
Apart from being open 7 days of the week (because Saturday and Sunday aren’t any different in the animal world) and open until 7.00 pm every week night, I have always wanted to make our hospitals the friendliest, nicest places for you to visit and provide the most caring, top surgical and medical facilities in Palmerston North (along with some nice background music and modern relaxed décor).
My commitments to you have been and will always be:- You’ll see the same friendly vet of your choice every time you visit.
- We will make every effort to be on time as we value your time.
- You will be informed of any likely cost and outcome of treatments so that there are no nasty surprises.
- You will always receive 7 Day service at times convenient to you
- AND you will be guaranteed 7 day, 24 hour, emergency care with no answer phones to deal with.
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Pitama Road
Monday to Friday 8am to 7pm
Saturday 9am to 4pm
Sunday 10am to 1pm | Hokowhitu
Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm
Saturday 8.30am to 12.30pm |
WE ARE AVAILABLE 24 HOURS / 7 DAYS A WEEK
ACCIDENT AND EMERGENCY CENTRE FOR PALMERSTON NORTH (24HRS/7DAYS):
When you call after regular hours, your call will be diverted through to our mobile phone (at no charge to you). The emergency service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call before coming to the clinic to allow us to make any special preparations. If you are at all concerned about your pet or need advice, please call us! Ph 357 9993 or 356 9993 (Hoko)
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We put the animals first, but we are a business. We cannot continue without your support, therefore we regret that we do not have the facilities to carry accounts. For the convenience of our clients, cash, Eftpos, Visa and MasterCard facilities are available.
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Our routine fees are available on request. The cost of all other treatments and procedures will be discussed as required.
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Both hospitals provide full medical and surgical facilities that you would expect at a human hospital, as well as pet food and pet care products.
Some of the surgical and medical facilities include:
· X-Ray
· Ultrasound
· Surgery
· Endoscopy
· ECG
· Hospitalisation
· Dentistry
· Reproduction
· Medical Diagnostics (lab services)
· Pet food & accessories
Contact Us
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 | Malcolm
The hospital was my dream and to be able to provide something a little different that had all the good points from all the practices I have worked in.
I’ve been lucky with the path from a young boy cleaning out kennels after school at the local vet practice to running this hospital. I still love my career and get to smile with people and their furry friends every day and hope that myself and the team make every experience at the hospital a good one.
When I get home there are two black cats (Millie & Max), two woolly rabbits (Hoppy & Easter), two fish (hotdog & chips), two awesome kids that fill my life (Lachlan & Greer) and a long suffering Kim who never sees me. |  | Vicky
My name is Vicky Charman. I have a BVSc and BSc. After graduation I worked as a Veterinarian in Bendigo, Australia in a companion animal clinic. But I missed home too much, so I moved back to New Zealand where I decided to work in a mixed animal practice. I went to Wairoa were I worked mainly with farm dogs, sheep, Beef cattle and Horses. From there I moved to Opunake where I worked with companion animals and Dairy Cows. I met my husband in Opunake and we have moved to Palmerston North so I can continue my career with companion animals which is the field of work that I particularly enjoy.
My interests include music, painting, netball and swimming. I am pleased to be back in Palmerston North and I am looking forward to getting to know the clients and their pets at Anderson's Veterinary Hospitals. |  | Chantal
Born in the deep south in Alexandra, right down the bottom of the South Island I grew up loving animals and always wanted to be around them. After moving to Waikanae I got my first pony, and have had horses ever since.
I moved to Palmerston North to do two years studying as a vet nurse at Massey. Now it's great to be finally looking after all the patients and doing what I always dreamed of. My days are full of variety from helping with surgery to changing bedding to helping people with their enquiries. When I’m not at the hospital I am riding my big brown horse called Toby. |  | Carley
I have lived in the Manawatu most of my life. In between my grandparents farm and my mums small lifestyle block in Kiwitea I have had my fair share of animals including cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs and ducks to name a few. I have always loved animals and caring for them, so what better job could I have other than a Vet nurse. I did my 2 year diploma at UCOL then off I went to Australia for several months and experienced many different animals in a Vet clinic before coming back home to work with this lovely bunch of people at Andersons. |  | Stephanie
Hi, I'm Steph, I was born and raised in Christchurch, I completed my Vet Nursing studies in 2006, then migrated north to the windy Manawatu! Since arriving I have adopted two cats, who are named Kohl and Tigerlily and I have an impressive tank with a small empire of tropical fish! I have also studied briefly at Massey University, and now I'm stoked to be working with the awesome team at Anderson's! | ![]() |  | Holly
Yep, I have the same surname but no I'm not related - phew. I have a two year diploma in Veterinary Nursing form UCOL. Having lived in Palmie almost all my life (apart from being born in Melbourne - the land of dunnas and thongs) I thought I would try the Tourist capital of the North Island - Rotorua. While there I worked with North Island brown Kiwi and then moved on to be a Vet Nurse. After a year I was back in Palmie and working at Andersons which I love. I have always had animals, cats, dogs, rabbits and fish are just a few on the long list. At the moment I have a Rhodesian Ridgeback , Ella and two cats Lulu and Rubin. |
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