As with any investment, be sure to read the fine print before purchasing a pet insurance plan. Some insurers have time limits on the length of cover provided for each illness, which may exclude long-term, chronic or recurring illnesses. Other plans may exclude certain breeds or types of illnesses from being covered or even have an age cut-off after which your pet is not covered. Thoroughly research the available plans to find one that is right for you and your pet. Be sure to find one that will cover them for their whole life, even if your diabetic, arthritic Pyrenean Mastiff gets hit by a car.

Animal Emergency Centre Kedron
Proud to be part of the Animal Referral & Emergency Network
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Emergency & Critical Care
If you have an emergency or are worried about your pet’s health, please contact us on (07) 3350 1333 and we can assess the need for emergency treatment.
You don’t need a referral or appointment to attend our hospital in an emergency.
How to find us

More ways to pay
We offer a range of payment options to suit you and your unique circumstances.


AEC costs, payments and insurance
The AEC accepts most payment options, including cash, Visa, Mastercard and Amex. We do not accept Diners Club cards or cheques. Accounts must be finalised when your pet is discharged. A deposit of a minimum of 50% of the estimated cost is required prior to admission for all hospitalised patients. Further deposits may be requested for patients staying longer than 24 hours. Please note: unlike some human emergency services, the AEC receives no government subsidies. AEC clinics are funded entirely by generated income, so fees are carefully set to ensure that the centres can provide all necessary resources for your special companions.