Callide Valley Veterinary Clinic in Biloela, Queensland | Pet service

Callide Valley Veterinary Clinic

Locality: Biloela, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4992 1814

Address: 26 Gladstone Road 4715 Biloela, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.callidevalleyvet.com/

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24.01.2022 Best wishes to Lachlan & Katie today as they embark on their new lives together as husband & wife. Enjoy your day with your family, friends & animals.

24.01.2022 We hope everyone is receiving some of this beautiful rain. What a way to spend hump day.

21.01.2022 The breeding season is well under way! We had our first frozen AI mare in this week for her 14 day pregnancy scan. She is pregnant to Tapt Dancin Cat

21.01.2022 Happy International Rural Woman’s Day

21.01.2022 We are heading East (Mt Murchison) on our run this Wednesday (18/11/2020)!!! If you require a visit from our veterinarian for anything small or large animal then don't hesitate to give us a call on (07) 4992 1814 With heavily reduced or no travel rates these runs are an opportunity not to be missed Please give us a call on (07) 4992 1814 and chat to one of our friendly staff to organise a spot for you on our run

17.01.2022 Be sure to make your pets appointments ahead of schedule. We have been very busy at the clinic, so booking ahead is very important where possible. Give us a call on 49921814 to arrange a suitable time for you & your pets to come see us.

17.01.2022 Please ring 0498 011 457 for all emergencies outside of business hours until further notice!

15.01.2022 How's everyone feeling today?

15.01.2022 We are heading East (Mt Murchison) on our run this Wednesday (21/10/2020)!!! If you require a visit from our veterinarian for anything small or large animal then don't hesitate to give us a call on (07) 4992 1814 With heavily reduced or no travel rates these runs are an opportunity not to be missed Please give us a call on (07) 4992 1814 and chat to one of our friendly staff to organise a spot for you on our run

14.01.2022 Wowan and everywhere in between we are heading your way on our run this Wednesday (11/11/2020)!!! If you require a visit from our veterinarian for anything small or large animal then don't hesitate to give us a call on (07) 4992 1814 With heavily reduced or no travel rates these runs are an opportunity not to be missed Please give us a call on (07) 4992 1814 and chat to one of our friendly staff to organise a spot for you on our run Picture for attention

13.01.2022 Wowan and everywhere in between we are heading your way on our run this Wednesday (14/10/2020)!!! If you require a visit from our veterinarian for anything small or large animal then don't hesitate to give us a call on (07) 4992 1814 With heavily reduced or no travel rates these runs are an opportunity not to be missed Please give us a call on (07) 4992 1814 and chat to one of our friendly staff to organise a spot for you on our run Picture for attention

11.01.2022 ANHIDROSIS - WHAT IS IT AND WHY SHOULD HORSE OWNERS CARE? Summer is just around the corner, and we have been experiencing above normal temperatures this spring. It is important that you remember horses cool their body temperatures by sweating. However, did you know that there is a condition where their ability to sweat is greatly diminished or completely gone. This condition is called ANHIDROSIS. How do horses develop Anhidrosis?... Onset of anhidrosis can occur suddenly after a horse has had a period of profuse sweating, or it can develop gradually over time. These horses can develop a COMPLETE or PARTIAL loss of the ability to sweat. In either case, these horses develop a HIGH TEMPERATURE and RAPID BREATHING. Interestingly, some studies have shown that affected horses have HAIR LOSS and a DULL COAT as well as DEPRESSION, DECREASED APPETITE, and DECREASED WATER INTAKE. It is believed the condition develops due to OVERSTIMULATION OF THE SWEAT GLANDS that are stimulated by adrenalin IN A HOT AND HUMID CLIMATE. The sweat glands are exposed to a high concentration of adrenalin and after a period of time become insensitive to it. Is Anhidrosis a Permanent Condition? Anhidrosis can USUALLY BE REVERSED BY RESTING THE HORSE IN A COOLER AND LESS HUMID CLIMATE. Lots of horses with anhidrosis require MEDICAL TREATMENT and certainly MUST BE WORKED LESS because horses that do not sweat can become quite sick and can even die. Thoroughbreds and warmbloods are the most common breeds affected, however any horse can develop the condition. It also mostly occurs in horses in training. Furthermore, IT OCCURS MORE COMMONLY IN HORSES THAT ARE TRANSPORTED INTO HOT AND HUMID AREAS compared to horses native to these areas. What factors predispose horses to developing anhidrosis other than hot and humid environments? High protein feeds, disease, and exercise tend to increase the chances of a horse becoming anhidrotic. So if your horse begins BREATHING HARD IN THE ABSENCE OF DEVELOPING A SWEAT (even at rest) and has a high temperature; always consider infection is a possibility, but anhidrosis could be occurring.

11.01.2022 **PLEASE SHARE** IN CASES OF EMERGENCIES OUTSIDE OF BUSINESS HOURS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE PLEASE CALL 0498011457. In the process of transferring our phone lines o...ver to NBN there have been some teething issues with our call forwarding to the after hours mobile from our regular business number. We have just become aware that this issue is occurring again, and apologise for the inconvenience to our clients. Please get the word out so we can continue to provide you all with the after hours service that your pets deserve

10.01.2022 Baralaba, Wowan and everywhere in between we are heading your way on our run this Wednesday (28/10/2020)!!! If you require a visit from our veterinarian for anything small or large animal then don't hesitate to give us a call on (07) 4992 1814 With heavily reduced or no travel rates these runs are an opportunity not to be missed Please give us a call on (07) 4992 1814 and chat to one of our friendly staff to organise a spot for you on our run

10.01.2022 *PLEASE NOTE* There will be no BBSE Semen Collection available from Thursday 29th October till Monday 16th November. We are still available for Crushside Semen Testing during this time. Give us a call on (07) 49921814 for all your Semen requirements.

08.01.2022 In just under a month the guy in the big red suit arrives. Be sure to book in early for your pets appointments before the festive season gets on top of you. We have appointments available right up until Christmas Day. Give the office a call on 07 4992 1814 to secure your appointment today.

08.01.2022 Saturday Hydro bath Come on down from 9am-11am today! For dogs less than 40kg it is $12 and dogs larger than 40kg $17! What an absolute bargain... And all you have to do is watch NO BOOKINGS REQUIRED

07.01.2022 We have had multiple cases of rat bait poisoning over the last few weeks. If you are concerned (at all) that your pet may have eaten rat bait (even if your are sure it is safe in containers), or a rodent that has died from rat bait, please give us a call. There is a simple blood clotting test we can perform to assess whether your pet has been affected (we have the results within minutes). If you catch your pet eating bait or bait affected rodents and act quickly we can either make your pet vomit, so they do not absorb the chemical, or your pet may be able to go home on medication without a hospital stay.

06.01.2022 Saturday Hydro bath Come on down from 9am-11am today! For dogs less than 40kg it is $12 and dogs larger than 40kg $17! What an absolute bargain... And all you have to do is watch NO BOOKINGS REQUIRED

05.01.2022 Baralaba, Wowan and everywhere in between we are heading your way on our run this Wednesday (26/11/2020)!!! If you require a visit from our veterinarian for anything small or large animal then don't hesitate to give us a call on (07) 4992 1814 With heavily reduced or no travel rates these runs are an opportunity not to be missed Please give us a call on (07) 4992 1814 and chat to one of our friendly staff to organise a spot for you on our run

05.01.2022 Boarding your Dog Going on holidays should be one of the most exciting times, however leaving your loved furry friend with someone you don't know can be a daunting task Different facilities have different prerequisites for boarding and talking to them is the easiest way to establish what is required, always remember you can go have a look at the facility before boarding your pet ... Pet's vaccination status must be up to date, with reputable kennels requiring written proof from your veterinarian If the facility does not require any vaccination requirements then this could indicate an inappropriate standard of care to your pet It is also ideal to have your flea & worming treatments up to date as well Things to consider for your pet!!! - Is the facility clean? How often will your pets enclosure be cleaned? Where will your pet be housed whilst cleaning is being completed? - Are the pets that are currently boarding relaxed and comfortable? Is there adequate shelter for them day & Night? Will they be supplied with appropriate bedding (raised bed, elevated off the cement floor)? -How often will your pet be fed & Exercised? What will they be fed? Where will they be exercised and for how long? Will they be exercised alone? (You want to ensure your pet is not being put in a position with potentially aggressive dogs that are not well socialized or unfamiliar with!!!) What happens if your pet becomes sick or gets injured? When do they contact you if your pet is unwell? When do they contact the veterinarian? Are all other boarders vaccinated? Do the boarding team members have a genuine interest in pet care? Will they be able to administer medication if required? Did they ask about your pet's particular needs or behavior so their team can make them feel as comfortable as possible?

03.01.2022 We can do this if we stick together. Another busy week coming up in the clinic & out on the road. If you require your pets & animals to be attended to please remember to ring ahead where possible. Our office is also contactable on 4992 1814 including after hours.

02.01.2022 Show is you pics. Have a great Friday folks.