Welcome
Serving the Buller and Murchison areas, we provide care and treatment to all animals large and small.
We understand that pets are a part of your family, we provide care and treatment with compassion, empathy, and respect. We strive to get the best possible outcome for your loved on and will be with you every step of the way, even that means referring you to another clinic for treatment.
AGM
BULLER VETERINARY SERVICES (INC)
The Annual General Meeting will be held at 12pm on Friday 2nd of October 2026, at the offices of Buller Chartered Accountants Ltd, 24 Wakefield Street, Westport
The following Committee Members retire by rotation and are available for re-election:
Karamea Area: A Gourley
Murchison Area: J Todd
Nominations are sought for the election of a Committee Member from each of the Karamea and Murchison areas. Any enquiries in respect to eligilility or nominations can be directed to the Secretary. Nominations must be signed by two Society Members and received by the Secretary no later than 5.00pm on 21 September 2026.
Secretary: Heidi Allen, Buller Chartered Accountants Ltd, 24 Wakefield Street, PO Box 244, WESTPORT
Phone: 03 789 7389 | info@bullerca.co.nz
Proudly supporting Healthy Pets New Zealand
We’re proud to support Healthy Pets NZ.
Healthy Pets NZ is a registered charity that supports research into improved health and welfare for Kiwi pets. Established by the Companion Animal Branch of the New Zealand Veterinary Association in 1998, they are a team of volunteer veterinary professionals including veterinarians, researchers, veterinary nurses and educators passionate about outcome focussed research that assists companion animals in New Zealand.
They raise funds through sponsorships, bequests and donations for outcome focused research that makes a difference to the lives of Kiwi pets and their owners. Over the last 20 years, their research has resulted in new diagnostic and treatment options becoming available to the veterinary profession here. They recently began funding research into the value of pets to society and the human-pet bond. Their research continues to help improve care, results in new and better diagnostic investigation, and explores new treatment options for a range of issues affecting Kiwi pets.
Their researchers seek to publish their results and communicate important findings to the public
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Last Updated on September 11, 2026
