Veterinary Clinics & Animal Hospitals
Uniforms, embroidery and staff ordering, managed as one program.Hard-wearing scrubs, vet nurse uniforms, reception wear and outerwear — supplied, embroidered and re-ordered through one partner, so your whole practice looks consistent from front desk to treatment room.
Built for veterinary teams
Veterinary work is physical, unpredictable and rarely clean. Med Uniforms supplies scrubs, vet nurse uniforms, reception wear and layers built to hold up to animal handling, frequent washing and long shifts — and to keep your team looking professional through all of it.
We support general clinics, busy animal hospitals, emergency and specialist centres, mobile services and multi-site veterinary groups. From a single practice to a national group, we help you present one consistent, professional team — and we manage the embroidery, sizing and re-ordering so your practice manager doesn’t have to.
250+
Healthcare & veterinary teams supplied
40,000+
Garments supplied
10+
Years in healthcare uniforms
Curated for the role
A focused starting point chosen for veterinary environments — durable, washable and easy to identify by role. Not a catalogue to wade through.
The everyday workhorse for vets and nurses. Fluid-resistant, fade-resistant fabric that survives constant washing and holds its shape and colour shift after shift.
A smart, approachable look for nurses, technicians and client-facing staff. Breathable knit that takes embroidered clinic branding cleanly and wears comfortably all day.
For the lifting, kneeling and restraining that fills a veterinary shift. Four-way stretch and reinforced seams give full freedom of movement when you’re handling animals of every size.
The first thing every client sees. Polished shirts and tops that set a calm, professional tone at the front desk and clearly distinguish reception from clinical staff.
Branded warmth for cold consult rooms, farm calls and mobile work. Wind- and water-resistant outerwear that keeps your team identifiable and presentable away from the clinic.
Easy, professional layering for cooler clinics and early starts. Vests, sweaters and zip tops that coordinate with the rest of the range and carry consistent clinic branding.
Operational fit
Veterinary uniforms have to survive claws, fur, fluids and constant washing — while keeping a busy, mixed team looking unified across every shift and site. We design the program around the real demands of clinical animal care.
Built for animal handling & movement
Durable through constant washing
Fabrics that shed hair & fur
Clear role & team identification
Simple new starter onboarding
Consistency across multiple sites
Branding
In-house embroidery for your clinic logo and staff names, digitised once and reproduced to the same standard on every garment and every reorder — scrubs, polos, jackets and knits alike.
Consistent branding across every location and clear, role-based presentation means pet owners recognise your team instantly — whether you run one neighbourhood clinic or a multi-site veterinary group.
Veterinary Clinics
From single clinics to multi-site animal hospitals — one partner for uniforms, embroidery and ordering.
Staff ordering portal
A dedicated portal that takes uniform ordering off your practice manager’s desk and gives the whole clinic — or every site in the group — visibility and control over who orders what.
Staff self-ordering
Manager approvals
Budget controls
Repeat ordering
New starter onboarding
Multi-site visibility
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The case for getting it right
In veterinary practice, uniforms do real work. They shape the first impression at reception, reassure anxious owners, identify who’s who in a busy treatment room, and stand up to the physical, messy reality of animal care. Here’s why getting them right matters.
An owner forms an impression of your clinic in the first few seconds. A coordinated, well-fitted uniform signals competence and care before a single word is spoken. In a market where pet owners can choose between practices, looking like a serious, organised team is a quiet but powerful advantage that reinforces your brand at every visit.
Owners are often anxious, and they’re trusting you with a member of their family. A clean, professional uniform is visual reassurance that their animal is in capable hands. It tells clients your team takes its work seriously, which makes difficult conversations about treatment and cost easier and helps build the long-term trust that keeps clients coming back.
Restraining a frightened dog, lifting a sedated patient or kneeling to examine a nervous cat all demand freedom of movement. Veterinary uniforms need stretch, secure pockets and a fit that moves with the body, not against it. The right garments let your team focus entirely on the animal in front of them, not on what they’re wearing.
Veterinary uniforms face fur, fluids, claws and frequent hot washes. They need fabrics that resist staining, release soiling and hold their colour and shape through relentless laundering. Hard-wearing, easy-clean garments protect both hygiene standards and your uniform budget — cheap workwear that fades or fails quickly costs far more over a year of veterinary shifts.
In a busy practice, owners need to know at a glance who is a vet, who is a nurse and who can help at the front desk. Colour-coded or role-based uniforms make your team instantly readable, reduce confusion in the waiting room and help new clients navigate a visit with less stress and clearer expectations.
Veterinary shifts are long and physical. Breathable, well-fitted, good-quality uniforms keep staff comfortable from morning consults to late emergencies, and being given proper kit signals that the practice values its people. Comfortable, durable uniforms are a small, visible part of looking after a team that gives a great deal of itself every day.
Proven in healthcare
250+
Healthcare & veterinary teams supplied
40,000+
Garments supplied
15,000+
Embroidery jobs completed
10+
Years in healthcare uniforms
Trusted by veterinary clinics & animal hospitals across Australia
Our scrubs used to fade and lose shape within months. Med Uniforms set us up with a proper range, embroidered our logo, and now new nurses are kitted out on day one without me chasing anything.
Practice Manager
Multi-vet companion animal clinic
Running uniforms across three sites was a constant headache. The ordering portal gave us approvals and budget control, and every site now looks identical. It’s one less thing operations has to think about.
Operations Manager
Veterinary hospital group
Healthcare uniform expertise
Embroidery capability
Staff ordering technology
Australian support
National delivery
Repeat ordering support
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Get started
Whether you run a single clinic or a multi-site veterinary group, talk to us about a complete program — uniforms, embroidery, staff ordering and ongoing supply through one partner. Not just garments off a shelf.
Avery is cut for a contemporary, slightly tapered fit that flatters without restricting movement. Prefer a relaxed fit or planning to layer? Size up.
| Model — Women's | 5'7", wearing size S |
| Model — Men's | 6'1", wearing size L |
| Fit | True to size, tapered body |
| Length | Hip-length, V-neckline |
| Chest (CM) | Body Length | Sleeve | |
|---|---|---|---|
| XXS | 81–86 | 58 | 30.5 |
| XS | 86–91 | 60 | 31.5 |
| S | 91–97 | 62 | 32.5 |
| M | 97–102 | 64 | 33.5 |
| L | 102–107 | 66 | 34.5 |
| XL | 107–114 | 68 | 35.5 |
| 2XL | 114–122 | 70 | 36.5 |
| 3XL | 122–132 | 72 | 37.5 |
| 4XL | 132–142 | 74 | 38.5 |
