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Baybreeze Family Vets

Locality: Capalaba, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 3103 8432

Address: 1/135 Redland Bay Road 4157 Capalaba, QLD, Australia

Website: https://baybreezevets.com.au/

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23.01.2022 The warmer months means that Cane Toads are more active, did you know that Cane Toads, when threatened, i.e. when being "played with" by our pets, release a toxin from large glands on their back, this toxin can make our pets quite unwell! Some signs that your pet may be effected by the toxin from a cane toad are: Drooling or foaming at the mouth... Red and slimy gums Pawing at mouth Vomiting Disorientation Dilated pupils Panting or difficulty breathing Wobbly gait or loss of coordination Muscle twitches and tremors Seizures Death For more information check out this blog from our friends at the Animal Emergency Services https://info.animalemergencyservice.com.au/cane-toads-and-d

23.01.2022 Happy hump day Baybreeze family. Here’s some ADORABLE puppy photos from last week! If you have a new fur baby in the family that is in need of their booster vaccinations or even just a new puppy or kitten health check, jump online or speak to one of our lovely nurses about booking in this week! (07) 3103-8432 or www.baybreezevets.com.au

19.01.2022 Christmas is coming! Christmas is a time to celebrate, indulge and have fun with our families, our four legged friends are a part of the family and will be in on the action too, however, the festive season presents a world of hidden dangers to our pets, from toxic foods to dangerous seasonal plants. There are many different foods which can pose a problem for our pets at Christmas time. Below is a list of things to be avoided this festive season.... Chocolate. The chemical theobromine is found in chocolate and is toxic to dogs, even small amounts can cause vomiting, diarrhea, tremors, seizures and even death. The darker the chocolate, the more potent the theobromine. Any type of chocolate should be avoided at all costs. If your dog does get into chocolate, veterinary attention should be sought. Christmas pudding / mince pies. Grapes and sultanas/raisins are toxic to dogs, even the smallest quantity can cause severe kidney failure. Christmas puddings and mince pies are packed full of dried sultanas so ensure you keep this for the humans only. Onions, garlic, leek. Whether cooked or uncooked these vegetables can cause toxicity. Initial signs are vomiting and diarrhea but the main effect is damage to the red blood cells, resulting in anemia, however, this may not be apparent until several days after ingestion. Artificial Sweeteners. A sugar-free sweetener called Xylitol is often found in the lollies we consume over Christmas, as well as in chewing gum. Xylitol is poisonous to dogs as it can induce the release of insulin in the body, this results in a low blood sugar and sometimes liver damage. Signs of poisoning can be rapid or delayed, and can include vomiting, lethargy and convulsions. Alcohol. Just like chocolate and onions, alcohol is toxic to dogs. Even small amounts of alcohol can be dangerous. Signs of intoxication can include vomiting, disorientation, restlessness, excessive panting, muscle tremors and seizures In severe cases, or if left untreated, alcohol intoxication in dogs can cause failure of the organ systems and even death. Common plants which can be toxic to our pets are Holly, Mistletoe and Poinsettia, ensure these are kept out of reach of your dog or cat or they may get a bit of a tummy upset. If you do have a pet emergency over the Christmas break please contact the Animal Emergency Services at Underwood on 3483 0463. The most important thing to remember this festive season is to have fun and surround yourself with loved ones, whether they be two legged, four legged, furry, feathered or scaly!

15.01.2022 How does your pet shape up? #baybreezefamilyvetclinic #baybreezevets

14.01.2022 Our Beautiful patients from this week, all showing off their Christmas scarfs #baybreezefamilyvetclinic #teambaybreeze #christmasscarfs #christmasvisits

13.01.2022 APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED! Thank you everyone who shared this post or applied

13.01.2022 Baybreeze Family Vet Clinic is a brand new veterinary facility located in the heart of Capalaba, Brisbane - check us out!

12.01.2022 M E R R Y C H R I S T M A S We hope you have a wonderful day with your family and friends. Remember to eat, drink and be merry! Thank you all for your love and support these last couple of months, we feel very grateful to have such amazing clients and beautiful fur babies be a part of our Baybreeze family ... Don't forget, we are OPEN between Christmas and New Years! Wednesday 30th and Thursday 31st between 8am - 4pm. #baybreezefamilyvetclinic #baybreezevets

11.01.2022 Join us for our first puppy preschool intake for 2021 at Baybreeze Family Vets! Our first class will be on Thursday, 14th January from 17:30 - 18:30 and the program will run over a 4 week period. Puppy training is a fantastic opportunity to bond with your puppy and adopt a framework of how to keep them safe and allows for much needed early socialisation. Bookings are essential, please feel free to contact the clinic to secure your spot - See you in class!

11.01.2022 We all know that snakes love to bask in the sun, and this beautiful summer weather means that more and more snakes will be out and about trying to find that perfect spot to soak up some rays. This can potentially be problematic for our pets, particularly if they come across a venomous snake such as an Eastern Brown or Red Belly Black! Check out the link below from our friends at Animal Emergency Services to read all about snake bites, from signs and symptoms to treating a ven...omous snake bite. Keeping your back yard tidy and free from leaf litter is a good way to prevent snakes from wanting to call your place home. https://info.animalemergencyservice.com.au/a-guide-to-snake

09.01.2022 Thank you all so much for all of your interest in this position! We have had a HUGE number of applications already Applications will be closing Monday so if you haven't already, send us through your resume! ... #baybreezefamilyvetclinic #baybreezevets

08.01.2022 We are closed today, normal business hours resume on Monday 4th January!

07.01.2022 Just a reminder that today we are closing early for Christmas eve We will be open from 7.30am - 12pm for consultations only. If you have an emergency over the Christmas break please contact the Animal Emergency Services at Underwood on 3483 0463.

05.01.2022 Kennel Hand Job Available! Are you energetic, motivated and keen to get into the animal industry? We are looking for a junior kennel hand / hydrobather for Saturday mornings between 9am 12.30pm. There is potential for these hours to be extended to during the week. ... If you are keen to apply, we would love to hear from you! Send through your resume to Dr Annette at [email protected] Please share this post far and wide and let anyone who you think may be interested know!

03.01.2022 Did you know that January is pet obesity awareness month? Stay tuned for some interesting facts and information over the next couple of weeks!

03.01.2022 Did you know that in Australia 41% of dogs and 33% of cats are overweight or obese? There are many factors that contribute to pets becoming overweight such as age, breed and medical problems. Overweight pets live shorter lives than healthy weight pets, and pets who are just a little overweight (as little as 20%) have an increased risk of developing serious diseases such as osteoarthritis, heart disease, respiratory problems and more. Do you know how to check if your pet is o...Continue reading

01.01.2022 Did you know we offer FREE weight checks for your puss or pooch? If you are concerned your furry friend is a little over or under weight please do not hesitate to give us a call, we can book you in for a free consultation with one of our experienced veterinary nurses to discuss your pets weight. 3103 8432