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Browns Plains Veterinary Surgery

Locality: Browns Plains, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 3800 0369

Address: 3276 Mount Lindesay Highway 4118 Browns Plains, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.brownsplainsveterinarysurgery.com.au/

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25.01.2022 'Storm' was nothing but a breeze for his vaccination and health check up this morning with Dr Jess and Nurse Jackie

25.01.2022 As the festive season approaches and the opportunity for pet mischief increases please make a note of the alterations to our opening hours over the Christmas / New Year Period. Remember that our Park Ridge Hospital has extended opening hours to accommodate BPVS clients and pets, should you need veterinary care during our Christmas closure. Park Ridge Animal Hospital : 07 3800 1378... #wesharethecare

24.01.2022 Hello cute little 'Coconut'

24.01.2022 Happy Weekend! says handsome Maverick the Sun Conure

23.01.2022 Nassun How could we resist this sweet little Maine Coone face!

23.01.2022 Ginger Cat Appreciation Day - 5 Things you may not know about Ginger Cats: 1. Ginger cats are almost always Male - 4 out of 5 Ginger cats in fact are MALE 2. All ginger cats are "Tabby". Thats right, not all tabby cats are orange, but all orange cats are tabbies. Ginger Tabby cats have 4 different coat patterns and NONE of them are solid orange 3. Ginger cats are likely to develop black freckles on their face along their lips, gums and nose.... 4. The ginger coat can be seen across many cat breeds, not just domestics including - Abyssinian, Maine Coon, Persian, Oriental, Rex Breeds, Scottish Fold, Manx, American Bobtail and the British, American & Scottish Shorthairs. 5. Our Ginger cats can be known for having a healthy appetite and eat just about anything! Your Ginger cat may start to resemble Garfield in no time, if allowed to graze as much as they want. We'd love for you to share with us pictures of your Ginger Megs!! #wesharethecare

22.01.2022 We can't wait to see you grow, Rocko! 23kg at 15 weeks of age

22.01.2022 WE ARE STILL OPEN In light of the news that a positive case of COVID-19 has been reported within our neighbouring suburb, we must ensure continuing safety measures are practiced thus some operational procedures have been updated effective immediately. As the situation unfolds and the QLD Health response within the local community evolves, our aim to provide your pets with the healthcare they need remains our priority. To support this, we have made some important changes ac...ross both of our hospitals. Now, more than ever, we need your help in implementing the following measures so that our doors can remain open during this time. Our clinic has reverted to a Client Free Zone with clients no longer permitted to accompany their pets into the building. Please utilise payment over the phone for all transactions where possible. We are continuing our strict and rigid hygiene protocols in house to enhance your safety and ours. If you are feeling unwell, please ask a friend or family member that you have not been in recent contact with to bring in your pet on your behalf. We understand that this is not a perfect scenario and appreciate this might cause some stress and inconvenience for our clients. However this protocol is the best option to make sure we remain here for you and your pet. Our Team very much appreciates your co-operation and thank you in advanced for your support to ensure that practices continue to run smoothly at our hospital. Stay safe everyone

21.01.2022 Our team always like to hear how you and and your pet liked your last visit. Please take a moment to tell us (and our community) what you think ~ we always strive to improve our service to remain your practice of choice. By writing us a quick review us on Facebook or Google you can help other pet owners find us when it counts. Thank You ... #wesharethecare

21.01.2022 Spoil you Dog Day! Nurse Emily doesn't need an excuse to spoil her Basset Hound Mabel What will you do to spoil your Pooch today? ... #wesharethecare

21.01.2022 Chester & Coco just hangin' out this morning after their vaccinations, and flea & tick preventitive care

20.01.2022 We will be CLOSED for the Easter Long Weekend. For the first time, our big sister PRAH will also be CLOSED for the 4 day break. Please see the following for our recommended After Hours care:

19.01.2022 Happy Pawther's Day!! Happy Pawther's Day to all the Fur Fathers out there Today!! We hope that you enjoy a day free of Poo Pick Ups and Litter Box Scoops and that your fur babies give you plenty of sloppy kisses on your special day!... #wesharethecare

18.01.2022 TICK SEASON IS HERE! Just when you thought that 2020 couldnt throw us any more curve balls, the ticks have come out early and with force! Over both of our hospitals we have seen and treated over 10 tick cases in the last 2 weeks and they just keep coming. ... Tick paralysis can be DEADLY and expensive to treat ~ but the news isnt all bad as TICK PARALYSIS IS PREVENTABLE! Talk to our team about getting your Pet Pals tick prevention up to date ASAP! #wesharethecare

18.01.2022 We Have Exciting News!! Although 2020 has been a tough year, with plenty to navigate, we are pleased with how we have adapted and evolved, not only in response to the world around us, but also within the ranks of our own team. For us, 2020 will also be known as the year that Park Ridge Animal Hospital and Browns Plains Vet Hospital welcomed two new partners into the business. Dr Sheena White and Dr Sasha Savage have signed on as official business partners of our 2 practices.... Most, if not all of you, will know Dr Sheena and Dr Sasha from your visits to either of our hospitals and judging by their appointment schedule always being completely booked out, we know that they are 2 very well liked, admired and trusted veterinarians. Both Dr Sheena and Dr Sasha are extremely knowledgeable and dedicated veterinarians and I am excited that they have become leaders of the PRAH and BPVS families for a long time to come. Kate and I don’t plan on going anywhere, anytime soon. Over the past 16 years of our ownership we have had the pleasure of seeing the business grow and thrive and feel that now is the right time to broaden our management team to help us continue to maintain our levels and standards of care and commitment to our clients and their pets. Kate and I have trust that Dr Sheena and Dr Sasha will join us and continue our vision and our core values that focus on you and your pets. So next time you’re in practice, make sure you congratulate our new partners on this exciting milestone in their careers. Dr Nigel Thomas.

18.01.2022 Veterinary Nurse Day 2020 Whatever would we do without our wonderful Veterinary Nurses? Not all heroes wear capes ~ some of them wear scrubs!! ... To all of our super star, super hero nurses here at PRAH ~ we salute you!! Today belongs to all of our hard working nurses and is a chance to celebrate the incredible job they do day in and day out. Our vet nurses are carers, anaesthetists, lab technicians, receptionists, phlebotomists, radiographers, cleaners, surgical assistants, consultants and above all comforters in difficult times for both the pets and pet owners of our practice. Here at BPVS we have an ever growing team of incredibly dedicated and highly skilled nurses. The compassion they show your pets is unmeasurable and we couldn't open our doors for you each day without them. So join us in thanking and celebrating our team of nurses today!! #wesharethecare

17.01.2022 WE ARE STILL OPEN In light of emerging government information about new Covid-19 cases in Greater Brisbane we must ensure continuing safety measures are practiced thus some operational procedures have been updated effective immediately. As the situation unfolds and the QLD Health response within the local community evolves, our aim to provide your pets with the healthcare they need remains our priority. To support this, we have made some important changes across both of our... hospitals. Now, more than ever, we need your help in implementing the following measures so that our doors can remain open during this time. Our hospital has reverted to a Client Free Zone with clients no longer permitted to accompany their pets into the building. Please utilise payment over the phone for all transactions where possible. We are continuing our strict and rigid hygiene protocols in house to enhance your safety and ours. If you are feeling unwell, please ask a friend or family member that you have not been in recent contact with to bring in your pet on your behalf. If you are coming for an appointment, please follow the government mandated protocol and please wear a mask. We understand that this is not a perfect scenario and appreciate this might cause some stress and inconvenience for our clients. However this protocol is the best option to make sure we remain here for you and your pets. Our team is working to keep things as normal as possible inside the clinic We very much appreciate your co-operation and thank you in advanced for your support to ensure that practices continue to run smoothly at our hospital. Stay safe everyone #wesharethecare

17.01.2022 TOP TICK TIPS Did you know that our cats and dogs can be exposed to ticks even if they never leave their yard? Backyard bandits like possums and bandicoots, or for those on property, wallabies and kangaroos, can bring ticks into your pets environment. We can even bring ticks home on our clothing ~ so even if your pet never leaves home, they can still fall prey to the paralysis tick.... Ticks hide in long grass, scrubs and shrubs, leaf litter and even foliage off-cuts left around the yard. As well as ALWAYS having your pets on regular and efficient tick prevention, here are some tips to minimise ticks about the yard: Minimise or restrict your pets access to bushy environments Clean up leaf litter regularly Clear tall grass from around the house and lawn Keep grass mowed where possible and mow frequently If trimming trees and hedges about the yard, discard of all trimmings immediately, do not store on your property where your pets have access. Be aware. Check your pets DAILY for paralysis ticks. Keep Tick Prevention UP TO DATE. #wesharethecare

16.01.2022 There's nothing sour about these snuggly siblings Lemon & Lime

16.01.2022 Louie What a sweet boy.. and now with a fresh smile

16.01.2022 On Saturday, while we paused for Anzac Day, our industry celebrated WORLD VETERINARY DAY!! So here are BPVS, we'll celebrate today!! Our vets at BPVS strive to deliver the highest standards of care to your pets, day in and day out, while also devoting their time, compassion and care to you! Our Team of talented, dedicated vets have huge hearts, hold themselves to incredibly high standards and tirelessly uphold their oath to promote animal health and welfare and relief suffer...ing. The vet that smiles to greet you and your new puppy with warmth and enthusiasm may have just walked away from helping a family say goodbye to a life long friend. Strength, courage, compassion is what keeps them smiling, keeps them going and we are grateful to each and every one of them. Please take a moment to thank our vets today!

15.01.2022 TOP TICK TIPS It is well known that a very common sign of paralysis tick toxicity is weak or wobbly hind legs. But did you know that BREATHING DIFFICULTY is the most deadly symptom? As the paralysis advances throughout the body, the muscles your pet uses to breath also become weak resulting in difficulty breathing. ... This respiratory paralysis can start out as: A change in bark / meow A cough An audible grunt A retch Noisy Panting Sadly, without treatment, these breathing difficulties lead to death. Ticks are serious and they are deadly. Is your pet on prevention? #wesharethecare

14.01.2022 Beautiful little lady, Priddie such a brave girl on her recent visit with Dr Jane

12.01.2022 Take your Cat to the Vet Day! Cat owners put your hand up if you get nervous when you have to take your cat to the vet? We feel your pain. Even some of our very own team members struggle with a trip into work with their cats (not mentioning any names, Nurse Kate and Nurse Georgette!) ... Given today is Take Your Cat To the Vet Day, thought we'd share our top tips for travelling to the vet with your feline friends: Make sure your cat has a proper cat cage to travel in. It helps them feel much more secure than travelling in a box. Stay as calm as possible, as cats pick up on and mimic our stress. Bring one of your cats favourite toys or blankets. Unless your cat has to eat for a medical reason, it is generally a good idea to withhold food on the morning of a visit as many blood tests and procedures require fasting. Let your vet know before your visit if your cat gets nervous. Forward planning can help to make the trip as stress-free as possible. #wesharethecare

12.01.2022 Celebrating International Dog Day!! Well the cats have had their day and now it is time to celebrate the quintessential "Man's Best Friend" Theres an endless amount of ways to celebrate National Dog Day. Does your pup love a long walk? Consider taking them on a hike and giving them plenty of time to stop and smell the flowers. ... Do they have a favourite treat you have to hide away in the cupboard? Give them an extra one (or four) when you get home today. Is your perfect pooch your very best friend? How will you celebrate this special day today?

11.01.2022 HAPPY NATIONAL CHOCOLATE DAY ~ Fun Chocolate Facts: Chocolate is actually a vegetable!!... well sort of - Chocolate comes from the cacao bean, which grows on the cacao tree so technically this makes the most important part of the sweet treat a vegetable! White Chocolate is not chocolate - because it doesn't contain cocoa solids or chocolate liquor, white chocolate isn't chocolate in the strict sense. But it does contain cocoa butter.... Cacao was once used as currency - the Aztecs loved and valued the cacao bean so highly that they used it as currency during the height of their civilization ~looks like the tradition of thanking or rewarding someone with chocolate has a rich history. Chocolate is TOXIC to dogs - It is actually a chemical called theobromine contained in chocolate, as well as caffeine that makes it toxic to our pet pals, they simply can’t metabolise these chemicals as well as human’s can. The amount of theobromine varies with the type of chocolate, making different types of chocolate more toxic than others. So enjoy your treat today on National Chocolate Day but please ensure you keep it up and away from any curious canines. #wesharethecare

11.01.2022 WHAT DO I DO IF I FIND A TICK ON MY PET? 1. Stay Calm effected pets cope poorly with stress and overheating 2. Contact us IMMEDIATELY and arrange to bring your pet in DO NOT WAIT until the next morning ~ minutes count. If after hours contact Animal Referral Hospital Brisbane to seek overnight treatment. ... 3. IMPORTANT: Do NOT offer your pet any food or water. The tick toxin can affect your pets ability to swallow and food or water may run straight into their lungs. 4. It is important to seek emergency vet care even if you have removed the tick. The toxin will continue to affect your pet even after removal and timely treatment is still required. #wesharethecare

11.01.2022 Dr Annabel finished her Saturday consultations with one seriously cute little patient Nala

11.01.2022 Park Ridge Animal Hospital opens back at regular hours from 8am-7pm. #wesharethecare

08.01.2022 Its the first day of winter! As the cool weather settles in, here is a list of the most common winter problems to watch out for in your pet. http://arhvets.com.au//common-winter-problems-for-your-pets

08.01.2022 Adorable duo Oscar & Dash Feeling fresh after their Dental procedures with Dr Julie

06.01.2022 Happy Saturday from 'Chunks' and family

06.01.2022 We are CLOSED today for the Ekka Public Holiday but our Park Ridge Hospital is open for Limited Hours. 9am - 12pm 3800 1378 If you have an emergency outside these hours please call Animal Referral Hospital ~... ph 3172 0593. You may not be able to enjoy the EKKA this year but we hope that you all enjoy your long weekend. Stay safe out there!

06.01.2022 NEST IS BEST Following on from our last post regarding baby birds ~ we'd like to share with you a very informative video on how and when to step in to help a baby bird found on the ground. We so very much appreciate the care that our community has for our native birds ~ let's put that love and care into taking the steps required to give them the VERY best chance of survival. ... #wesharethecare

06.01.2022 World Kindness Day ~ Kindness is free! Let's pass it on. If we all do just one act of kindness daily, we might just set the world in the right direction. #wesharethecare

05.01.2022 We are CLOSED today to mark our respect for ANZAC Day. Our Park Ridge Animal Hospital will re-open tomorrow for their normal Sunday Business Hours 9am-6am - 38001378 If you should find yourself with a pet emergency today please call Animal Referral Hospital Brisbane on 31720593 to receive their COVID-19 Protocols prior to arrival. ... Lest We Forget.

05.01.2022 Its National Rescue Dog Day!! On May 20th, National Rescue Dog Day recognizes all the benefits of allowing a four-legged canine to adopt you into their immeasurably lovable life. Rescue dogs often overcome extreme obstacles and yet can provide comfort, security, and friendship as family pets. When it comes to four-legged friends, they improve the human condition by leaps and bounds, barks, and yips. ... Its hard to imagine a more loving, worthy companion. Is there a rescue dog in your life? Share your rescue dog pics and stories with us today. #wesharethecare

05.01.2022 Something to keep in mind as we come into Summer

04.01.2022 Spring is well and truly here and you will be noticing lots of little baby birds when out and about. Did you know that when a baby bird jumps out of the nest it takes around 2 weeks for it to fly? This is normal behaviour, baby will remain on the ground and the parents will continue to watch over, teach and feed their baby during this vulnerable time. If you see a baby bird on the ground stand back and watch, you will likely see mum or dad nearby and coming in to feed him s...o it is best to leave baby alone, even if this time alone is a number of hours. If the baby bird appears SICK or INJURED you can bring it to us to be checked over. You MAY be asked to wait while we do this and if the baby bird is in good health we MIGHT ask you to return him back to his mum and dad. Hand raising baby birds is a last resort because while we can arrange for a carer to feed them and keep them warm we can’t teach them vital survival skills such as finding their own food, this is a job that only mum or dad can do. Let's do our best to ensure we are doing the right thing for our native wildlife #wesharethecare

04.01.2022 Oh Dear - not again! Apologies if you're trying to get through on the phones today. We are having technical difficulties with the phone lines again. Rest assured we are onto a cure for this disease!! ... In the meantime please email through on [email protected]

04.01.2022 Does your Pet Pal have a Microchip? Chances are that your answer will be a confident YES! What if we asked you if your Pet's Microchip details were up to date on the database? Would you be so confident in your response?... Often when we move house or change our phone number our pet's microchip is the last thing on our mind. Check the Chip Day is to remind us how important it is to update those new details so we can be contacted should our pet pals become lost. If you know your pets microchip number the easiest way to change or check the details are by visiting www.petaddress.com.au Alternatively, if you do not know your pets microchip number give us a call and we can help! Microchipping your pet is an essential part of ensuring their welfare. Make sure you're a responsible pet owner and check your chip today!

04.01.2022 Happy Halloween We know that today is not widely celebrated by every Australian, but we can't resist a good dress up around here!! Do you dress your pets up for Halloween? Share your spooky pet pics below

04.01.2022 Happy Birthday to Hardy who turned 17 this week! Hardy has been coming to Browns Plains Vet since he was just a puppy! Enjoy your dog safe cupcake Hardy!

04.01.2022 This Saturday 25th April, we will be closed for the Anzac Day public holiday. We will be open Monday 27th April for Business as Un-usual. Lest we forget.

04.01.2022 Its International Take Your Dog to Work Day! If you're lucky enough you might get to see Dr Malcom about the practice today!! Of course we realise Nurse Petrina and the team here at BPVS would find it a little easier than most to bring our dogs along to work...... But we'd love to know if you ever take your dog to work. What do your fellow colleagues think of spending the day with your 4-legged friend?

03.01.2022 Today and every year on the second Thursday of September we recognise RU OK DAY at BPVS as a matter of importance. Did you know that Veterinarians are four times more likely to die by suicide when compared to the general population? Our industry loses a vet to suicide about every 12 weeks which we keep at the forefront of our minds as we navigate through the ups and downs of our everyday work caring for animals and their families. 2020 has been a challenging year for ever...yone and circumstances have made it even more important for us all to stay connected and, for those who are able, be willing to support those around us. Today is the day to ask those around us R U OK? ~ a meaningful conversation really can save a life. #wesharethecare #ruok

02.01.2022 Happy WORLD Cat Day! Roll out the red carpet and the catnip for your furry feline friend, because World Cat Day is that one day a year when black cats bring good luck and your cat gets to rule the household.....as if they don't already!! Please share your cat pics below so we can celebrate all things feline on this special day!!

02.01.2022 We will remember them.

02.01.2022 Summer Beach Time Fun! For many of us, the summer holidays wouldn’t feel complete without at least one trip to the beach. But can your dog join you for coastal fun? The answer is yes with some planning: Check online to ensure your beach of choice is dog-friendly. ... Before leading your pet onto the beach, check the temperature of the sand with your hand. If it’s too hot for you to comfortably touch for more than ten seconds, it could burn your pet’s feet. Set up camp under a tree or a beach umbrella, so your dog can seek shade if they need it. Make sure you bring extra water and a portable drinking bowl to keep your pet hydrated. If your dog has pink skin around their nose or eyes, protect them from sunburn by applying some pet-safe sunscreen to these areas. Make sure to reapply sunscreen regularly as per the label instructions! For dogs with pink bellies, consider purchasing a sun-suit to protect this larger area of skin. Unless your dog has excellent recall and will stick close to you, it’s best to keep them secured on-leash to avoid them drinking seawater, eating beach debris or accidentally walking over oyster shells - all common reasons for a post-beach vet visit. Do you have a breed of dog predisposed to heat stress, such as a thick-coated retriever or malamute, or a snub-nosed breed such as a French Bulldog, Bulldog or Pug? In these cases, on a hot day, it’s safest to keep your pet indoors with a fan or air-conditioning, and not exercise them at the beach. With these safety precautions, you and your dog can enjoy some summer sun, sand and surf together. #wesharethecare

01.01.2022 Only 1 more sleep!! A friendly reminder that we have alterations to our opening hours over the Christmas Period. Today we close up early at 1pm to ensure that we all get home to bed before Santa's arrival. ... We are then CLOSED for Christmas and will re-open again on Monday 4th Jan. Don't forget our big sister hospital at Park Ridge Animal Hospital has a wonderful team of vets and nurses to help you throughout our closure ~ check their FB page for opening hours. Stay safe and out of mischief! #wesharethecare

01.01.2022 Pretty as a picture, Artreus in for his desexing procedure this week

01.01.2022 Congratulations Dr Nigel on your MVP Award!! A Mighty Vet Professional indeed!! #wesharethecare

01.01.2022 Christmas Opening Hours As we continue to navigate through the busy summer season ahead we are forever grateful for your loyalty and support in 2020 and beyond ...~ being your practice of choice really is a privilege that we continue to strive for in every way. As the festive season approaches and the opportunity for pet mischief increases please make a note of the alterations to our opening hours over the Christmas / New Year Period. Thurs Dec 24th: 8am-6pm Fri Dec 25th: CLOSED Sat Dec 26th: CLOSED Sun Dec 27th: 9am-12pm Mon Dec 28th: 9am-12pm Tues Dec 29th: 8am-7pm Wed Dec 30th: 8am - 7pm Thurs Dec 31st: 8am-6pm Fri Jan 1st: 9am-12pm Sat 2nd / Sun 1st Jan: 9am-6pm Wishing all of our valued Clients a wonderful and safe Christmas with your Fur Families and a smooth and optimistic entry into the New Year.