Centenary Vet Hospital

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Centenary Vet Hospital is a small-animal veterinary clinic and hospital in Brisbane’s western suburbs, providing medical, surgical, and preventative care for pets.

Middle Park, Queensland, Australia

About Centenary Vet Hospital

Centenary Vet Hospital is a primary care small-animal veterinary hospital serving Brisbane’s western suburbs, based in Middle Park, Queensland. The practice operates under the broader Centenary Vet & Hospital Group and offers comprehensive services including routine check-ups, vaccinations, diagnostics, surgery, dentistry, and general wellness care for dogs, cats, and other companion animals. The clinic emphasises modern veterinary medicine combined with compassionate, family‑oriented care, and has grown from a small surgery into a recognised full veterinary hospital over more than two decades of operation. ([centenaryvets.com.au](https://centenaryvets.com.au/about-us/?utm_source=openai))

A charge from “CENTENARY VET HOSPITAL Bundall AUS” on a card statement typically reflects payment for veterinary services such as consultations, diagnostics, surgery, medications, or preventative treatments like vaccinations, flea, tick, or heartworm control. It may also cover purchase of pet foods or prescription diets. The “Bundall AUS” portion usually denotes the processing location or acquiring bank/payment facility, not the clinic’s physical address, which is in Middle Park, QLD; this can lead to some confusion when reviewing statements.

To verify or resolve questions about this charge, pet owners should first match the transaction date and amount against recent vet visits, procedures, or medication and food purchases for their pets. Invoices and receipts issued by Centenary Vet Hospital (paper or emailed) will generally list the clinic name and ABN, which can be cross‑checked against the descriptor. If there is still uncertainty, clients can contact the clinic directly using the phone or email details on their official website, centenaryvets.com.au, and provide the transaction date, amount, and last four digits of the card so staff can confirm the payment. For disputed or unrecognised charges, owners should also contact their bank or card issuer promptly to initiate a formal dispute while the clinic investigates on their side. ([centenaryvets.com.au](https://centenaryvets.com.au/about-us/?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

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  1. CENTENARY VET HOSPITALBundall AUS

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement say “CENTENARY VET HOSPITAL Bundall AUS” when the clinic is in Middle Park?

“Bundall AUS” usually refers to the bank or payment processor’s location on the Gold Coast rather than the clinic’s physical premises. The actual veterinary practice is Centenary Vet Hospital in Middle Park, QLD. If the date and amount match a recent vet visit or pet purchase, this is most likely a legitimate charge from your pet’s appointment.

What types of services or products commonly result in charges from Centenary Vet Hospital?

Common charges include consultation fees, vaccinations, pathology and imaging, surgery, hospitalisation, dental procedures, and prescription medications. You may also see charges for prescription diets, parasite prevention products, or repeat medication refills purchased at the clinic.

Does Centenary Vet Hospital offer ongoing treatment plans or recurring payments that could appear regularly on my card?

While Centenary Vet Hospital primarily charges per visit or service, some clients may authorise recurring payments for long-term medications, wellness plans, or scheduled procedures. If you see repeated charges at similar intervals, check with the clinic to confirm whether a standing authorisation or plan is in place for your pet.

How can I get an invoice or receipt to match against this Centenary Vet Hospital charge?

You can request a copy of your invoice or receipt by contacting the clinic directly via phone or email, or by asking at your next visit. Providing your pet’s name, your contact details, and the approximate date of service will help staff quickly retrieve the correct invoice so you can compare it with the charge on your card statement.

How do I dispute or query a Centenary Vet Hospital charge I don’t recognise?

First, contact Centenary Vet Hospital using the details on centenaryvets.com.au and provide the transaction date, amount, and last four digits of the card so they can look up the payment. If the clinic cannot locate or explain the transaction, notify your bank or card issuer immediately to lodge a dispute and have the charge investigated.

Could this be a pre-authorisation hold from Centenary Vet Hospital?

In most cases, charges from Centenary Vet Hospital are captured as final payments at the time of service, but some card processors may place a temporary authorisation before finalising the amount. These holds normally drop off or are replaced by the final charge within a few business days. If you see both a pending and a posted amount, they should reconcile shortly; otherwise, contact the clinic and your bank.

Can I change the card or payment method Centenary Vet Hospital has on file for me?

Yes. You can update your preferred payment method by speaking with reception during your visit or calling the clinic directly. If you have authorised the clinic to use a stored card for repeat medications or future procedures, they can switch this to a new card and confirm which authorisations remain active.

How do I request a refund or adjustment for a Centenary Vet Hospital charge?

If you believe you were overcharged, billed twice, or charged for a service you did not receive, contact Centenary Vet Hospital as soon as possible with your invoice and card statement. The clinic can review the account, issue a correction or refund where appropriate, and provide written confirmation of any adjustments so you can track them on your bank statement.

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