The Veterinary Surgeons Board of South Australia (VSBSA) exercises its statutory functions under the Veterinary Practice Act 2003 with the object of protecting animal health, safety and welfare, and the public interest by achieving and maintaining high professional standards both of competence and conduct in the provision of veterinary treatment in South Australia.

One of the roles of the VSBSA is to register veterinary surgeons and regulate the profession in order to maintain a high standard of service for the South Australian community.

If you wish to apply for registration as a veterinary surgeon in South Australia, please visit the New Graduate or Registration page of this website.

If you wish to notify the VSBSA of a matter of concern regarding the conduct or competence of a veterinary surgeon, please visit the Concerns about Veterinary Surgeons page of this website.