Carindale Vet Surgery in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Veterinary surgeon

Carindale Vet Surgery

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3849 4912

Address: 1/39 Secam Street 4122 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.carindalevet.com/

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25.01.2022 Laelas Home LAELAS MISSING Laela has gone missing from Carina Heights area. She is an 11 years old Staffy x Shar Pei, tan in colour with a little black stripe across her tail. Laela isnt wearing a collar but is microchipped.... Please keep your eyes opened, we would love to get her home to her worried mum.

25.01.2022 Little Floyd is loving his stay here with us at the Comfy Cat Inn - and so are we #floyd #pleasedontgohomeyet

25.01.2022 Hello, what name is it please?! Oh yes, Oreo needs 25 chicken lollipops, a pamper sesh and I can see on his file here he requires a new squeaky toy. Do ya need a receipt? #newreceptionist #percy #intraining

25.01.2022 Dexter’s day at the Vet #happyboy #dex

25.01.2022 Mr Oscar is such a gorgeous, well mannered boy who came to us for his desexing procedure. Cattle dogs are known for their robust bulldozer nature. Not this lil guy... he was all cuddles, licks and nap time #sensitivesoul #handsomeboy

24.01.2022 Buster loves bath time. His favourite part is the blueberry facial massage but who can blame him! #menextplease #buster

24.01.2022 A Greenie a day helps keep gingivitis away Dental health is easy. Step up your treat game by switching to dental chews - your pets teeth will thank for for it #sora

23.01.2022 TICK SEASON Spring is here which means its TICK SEASON!! Please ensure your pets are up to date with their tick prevention. We have already had 15 tick cases in two weeks!! The good news is 60% of these pets were on tick prevention which is just a quick tick removal and examination. Pets that were treated with tick prevention (NexgardSPECTRA, Bravecto, revolutionPLUS) the attached tick was dead with the pet showing no clinical signs of tick toxicity. Sadly the pets t...hat were NOT on tick prevention required immediate treatment with overnight care and ongoing home monitoring, which can cost thousands If you are unsure if your pet is up to date with tick prevention please contact us on 3849 4912 where we can ensure your pet stays safe this spring/summer #itcansavetheirlife

23.01.2022 Merry Christmas from us to you. Hope you and your fury family have a wonderful day filled with squeaky chew toys, pet friendly snacks and heaps of doggie & kitty snuggles. #carindalevetteam

23.01.2022 Look at all those extra teeth!! We often post pictures about baby teeth extractions and explain why it is important to remove them whilst theyre puppies . This is a perfect example of what happens if left retained. When a puppy develops, the baby teeth (deciduous) fall out as the adult teeth erupt through the gum. If the baby teeth do not fall out naturally they are retained into adulthood inappropriately. This can cause problems with the adult teeth as they cant gro...w into normal position as the baby teeth are in the way. They can develop malocclusions (the teeth and jaw dont fit together properly) damage to the hard palate, and can cause plaque and tartar to develop faster between the overcrowded teeth. This little guy is 2 years old and had 8 baby teeth extracted during his desexing procedure. We will continue to monitor his teeth throughout his life to make sure those adult teeth stay pearly white #deciduousteeth See more

23.01.2022 DAISYS HOME Thank you everyone for sharing Can you help us find Daisy.... Daisy went out exploring Kenilworth Place, Carindale area on Tuesday 11th August and never returned home. We would like to make sure she gets home to her worried Mum. If you live in that area can you please check yours sheds or garages in case she has gone in for shelter. Any information please contact the clinic 07 3849 4912 See more

21.01.2022 Little Eileen just melting our hearts on a Monday arvo #eileen #8weeksold

20.01.2022 Wearing your pjs to the vet is totally acceptable #wewishwecouldtoo #phoenix

20.01.2022 Update - I have been found and returned home to mum. Thank you to everyone who shared Help Im lost My name is Sooty, and my microchip is sadly not up to date. I was found wandering around Chandler area. ... Im safe and cosy at Carindale Vet for tonight. Please share to help me return home See more

20.01.2022 Well no work can be done today... sorry need to pat Snickers #mymumsavet

19.01.2022 As per Qld govt. recommendations, lockdown is being lifted from 12pm today. That means we will be able to reopen our doors for a maximum of 6 clients at a time. To ensure the health and safety of you and our team, minimal human contact procedures are still in place. Please ensure you are wearing your face mask during your visit. ONEhealthy adult is permitted to accompany pets into the clinic. Under the current regulations in Queensland, there must only be a total o...f SIX clients in the waiting room at one time. Please use the hand sanitizer provided Where possible use contactless payment (card only) Remember to keep your distance and follow the signs displayed at reception (1.5m) We thank you for your patience and understanding during this time as we try our best to care for your pets in a safe and thoughtful way If you have any questions please call us on 3849 4912.

19.01.2022 How brave is this little lady Indie After a health examination during her vaccination last week Dr. Erina noticed she had a fractured carnassial tooth ouchies. This tooth has three roots and is the strongest tooth that dogs use to chew and break apart food/toys/ and the occasional household object . Her owner said she did not change her eating habits at home and gave NO indication of a sore tooth. Dogs are generally so good at disguising dental pain and will usually fight through the discomfort because they just LOVE food #foodislife

18.01.2022 Little Nova is so happy with her new gingerbread man Christmas toy that she picked all by herself #thanksmum

18.01.2022 You wouldnt know this happy lil guy just had some teeth extracted. Eddie is such a well mannered and handsome man who had a rather stinky breath, due to some diseased teeth. He is currently in recovery... bouncing around in his hospital bed #10yearsold #beauifulboy

18.01.2022 Christmas can be a stressful time for your pets. The change of routine, visitors, children, loud music and decorations can all worry them. Planning ahead can help minimize stress for pets and ensure they have a happy home at Christmas too. Here are some tips for helping your pet have a stress free Christmas: Routine - try and keep food, exercise, bed and toilet breaks the same as consistency can help pets feel secure. ... Exercise - walking/ frisbee/ ball is a great was to keep their mind stimulated and calm. Keep water bowls full - ensure your pet has plenty of cool water. We recommend where possible, keep your pets out of the room during Christmas lunch to prevent them from begging and guests feeding unsafe table scraps. For Cats and anxious little ones - we recommend moving their food and water bowls to a quiet room where they can eat away from the guests to help reduce any anxiety they may be feeling. This should also be the same for their litter trays. Give Them A Safe Space Retreat - Even the friendliest of pets can become irritable when they are tired, which might mean they display unfriendly characteristics to guests. Giving your pet a safe space for them to escape when it gets too much can prevent this from happening. This area would ideally be away from anywhere that visitors might gather and should be filled with their favourite blankets and toys to help them relax. Your pet should be able to access this area whenever they please, with the option of joining the party if they want to- they may become more frustrated if they feel they are being locked away. Other things to remember Although fuss is welcomed from you, cuddles, strokes and being picked up by unfamiliar guests could irritate and upset your pet. Try to discourage your guests from fussing too much over your pets unless they are happy for the attention. Remember children cannot always read the signs of an anxious or irritable pet, so ensure any of your smaller guests are aware too.

18.01.2022 Loki Coming to a cinema near you How cute is this picci, sent in by one of our lovely clients #brightside #recoveringwell

17.01.2022 Beautiful boy George was out for a toilet break this morning but due to the hot weather we did the ‘10 second ground check’ to avoid burned paw pads. We placed our hand and paw on the ground for 10 seconds to see if it was safe for George’s paw pads. It was too uncomfortable for the Nurse to do so, so George’s toilet walk was done only in the shaded areas. Avoid burned paws by sharing quality time with your pet at cooler times of the day and be sure to offer them plenty of water. #george

16.01.2022 Not sure if that was a chimken snack or a worming tablet.... these ladies are quick around here. #whatjusthappened #sneakyvet

16.01.2022 Swashbuckle is lost Swashbuckle and his owner are new to the Upper Mt Gravatt area, and he has decided to go exploring yesterday (16/09/20) leaving his mum worried at home. Swashbuckle is 6 year old, neutered male. His right ear is scarred and has a small kink in the end of his tail. He is a shy boy to anyone he doesnt know. ... Please share so we can get this handsome boy home

16.01.2022 Ginger kitties should be treated like royalty everyday, but especially on International Ginger Cat Appreciation Day! We love you ginga-ninjas #orangecatsrule #freckle

15.01.2022 Happy international dog day! Thanks to our four legged bffs who teach us what unconditional love is #ilovemydog

14.01.2022 How beautiful does little Micah look after her spa day today?! We are fully booked up until 1.10.20 Call today on 3849 4912 to make a booking #carindalevetgrooming #feelingfresh

14.01.2022 We are closed tomorrow for the Ekka public holiday. In case of emergency call 3483 0463

14.01.2022 Wonder what is making Astras eyes pop out of her head? The wart she had checked or the thermometre up the bum? #sweetgirl

13.01.2022 Vet nurse life

13.01.2022 The humans say Ill grow into my floppy ears when Im a big boy #16weeksold #freddie

12.01.2022 Help! Im lost Do you know who this gorgeous man belongs to? He was found earlier, wandering around Donnington street in Carindale. He is wearing a Red collar with no ID tag Very friendly, un-desexed male Please call us on 3849 4912 for more information

12.01.2022 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway! Today is the final day of the Bravecto Christmas special. Our winners are the gorgeous Bronte (tabby cat), the beautiful Bam Bam (goldie), cutie patootie Maisie (labradoodle) and the stunning Bronte (lilac Ragdoll). Merry Christmas to all #bravecto #healthypetsarehappypets

12.01.2022 Sweet little smoosh face Teddy is in for his deciduous k9 extractions as they’re causing some discomfort to his upper pallet. What a cutie he is #theodore

12.01.2022 Just two cuties waiting for Santy-Paws #bffs #hohoho

11.01.2022 On hot days a Hydrobath isn’t so bad #billie #teefies

11.01.2022 Before and after pic of lil cutie bum Djangos . Django is not even two years old yet and check out that build up of calculus. After a scale and polish they have come up beautifully white and healthy. #dentalmonth

10.01.2022 Stock shortages Due to COVID19 we are experiencing drug shortages. At this stage, we encourage pet owners with ongoing medication requirements to plan ahead and make sure they are well stocked. Dont let your supplies run out. Contact us on 3849 4912 and our team will assist

09.01.2022 Update: Gone home. Thanks to everyone who shared this post. Because of you - she has been returned home FOUND - Alexandrian Parrot This lil guy was found at Carina State School. He is very tame and enjoying himself here pigging out on fruits and veggies with the Nurses. But we need your help in sharing this post to help him return home #PleaseShare

09.01.2022 Little Rambo chomping on some chicken snacks whilst having his puppy needles #Rambo #hereforthesnacks

09.01.2022 R U Ok? Its our national day of action where we remind Australians that everyday is the day to ask Are you ok?. No one can deny this year has been a huge year for all of us, all around the world . Weve experienced unprecedented stress, fear, anxiety, loss and isolation, and now more than ever its important to check in with our loved ones, friends, work colleagues and neighbours. Its ok not to be ok, but it is so important to ask the question to those around us. You... never know who might need that nudge or support #aconversationcouldchangealife See more

09.01.2022 It all started with a loaf of bread... that yummy scent wafting through the kitchen was too hard for Barkley to resist. Luckily mum noticed the bread missing and saw Barkley’s tummy looking rather full and uncomfortable. He was bought into us immediately to induce vomiting to relieve his tummy ache. Though bread is non-toxic to dogs, large amounts of it causes the abdomen to distend and become very uncomfortable. Some dogs may even develop ‘Gluttony bloat’. Lucky for Barkley his tummy is feeling much better and he’s currently sleeping it off. FYI the bread weighed in at 985g... wowza! #barkley #breadislife

08.01.2022 Pom-pom & Wolfie not bothered - I sleep now #donotdisturb #bffs

08.01.2022 Please dont forget to protect your pets from these nasty parasites. Call us today for more information on tick preventatives #NexGardSpectra #bravecto #Revolutionplus

08.01.2022 Happy 17th Birthday Evie Look whos 17 years young. Evie is celebrating her birthday in style, taking in the sights of London in the Comfy Cat Inn.

07.01.2022 Spidey-Cat, aka Big Billy#halloweencat #chunky

06.01.2022 Zoom meetings. Audio only vs Video #workingfromhomelife #jedi

04.01.2022 Mimi was a little nervous for her nail trim this morning... she was really kicking up a storm, head butting the nurses and doing air swims with her paws. After some treats and a good head massage she was a different dog. All nails were easily clipped and she went home with a waggy tail #mimi

04.01.2022 Update - My name Wally and I have returned home. Thank you for sharing. Found Do you know who this little guy belongs to? He was found wandering around Carindale area. Microchip is not registered and has no ID tag attached to his collar. Please share this post to help him return home

04.01.2022 What do u mean no more snacks? I is confused #lashenvy #george

02.01.2022 Meet mandy, she is a true soldier after having battled through brain surgery and chemo, she shows us what true strength really is Mandys mum noticed she was acting differently and thought she might have suffered a seizure. After some abnormal blood work we referred her to BVSC (Brisbane Veterinary Specialist Centre) where she underwent an MRI. She was found to have a brain tumour (meningioma). The specialist undertook the removal of the tumour and further radiation to kill off any remaining tumour cells. Three months post-op shes recovering well at home. Mandys beautiful smile despite all shes been through makes this job worth it. Make sure you pay attention to your pets behaviour so you can catch any issues early and give us the best chance to help #mandy

02.01.2022 It is vital to act quickly to provide first aid and veterinary attention if your pet is exposed to the cane toad toxin. * Remove the toxin from your pet’s mouth (tongue and gums) as soon as possible. To do this, use a wet cloth to thoroughly wipe the inside of your dog’s mouth. * If your dog settles down after wiping and rinsing the mouth out, keep them confined for several house and monitor them very closely for further symptoms.... SIGNS YOUR PET HAS CANE TOAD POISONING: * Profuse salivation, drooling and/or frothing from the mouth * Very red and slimy gums * Pawing at the mouth * Vomiting * Disorientation, shivers and/or tremors * Muscle rigidity, spasms or seizures * Very rapid heart rate and/or heart beat irregularities Please remember this situation can quickly become life threatening, and requires veterinary monitoring with possible treatment with intravenous fluids and anti-seizure medication. If you suspect your pet has ingested or come in contact with a Cane toad, we recommend you contact us ASAP for one of our friendly Vets to examine.

02.01.2022 Spring has sprung which means tick season is well & truly underway. Sadly we have already had patients through our doors suffering from tick toxicity. If your pet exhibits any of the following signs contact us ASAP. Loss of appetite ... Heavy breathing (panting, noisy breathing and possibly grunting/coughing) Vomiting Heavy salivation Wobbly legs (especially the back legs dogs tend to sit but not stand) The good news is that it can be treated. The bad news is that, untreated, it can be fatal. Please ensure your pets are up to date with their flea and tick prevention (bravecto, Nexgard, NexgardSpectra, RevolutionPLUS). It could save their life Photo credit: https://www.cdc.gov/ticks/avoid/on_pets.html

02.01.2022 2020 isnt all bad #2020joeys Its Koala breeding season right now and its never been more important to help protect these little guys. Slow down and if you see an injured koala or Joey call 1300 ANIMAL (1300 264625)

02.01.2022 As COVID-19 restrictions are forever changing we endeavor to update our valued clients in regards to the clinic operations as much as possible. Our doors are currently open however, to ensure the health and safety of you and our team, minimal human contact procedures are still in place. They are as follows: ONEhealthy adult is permitted to accompany pets into the clinic. Please call the clinic on arrival and we will advise you on the best place to wait. Seating is avail...able outside the clinic if you would prefer or we are more than happy to collect your pet from the comfort of your car. Under the current regulations in Queensland, there must only be a total of SIX clients in the waiting room at one time. Due to the size of our consultation rooms it is required that your pets examination still be continued in our temporary consultation room with a nurse away from clients to minimize potential exposure. Please use the hand sanitizer provided Where possible use contactless payment (card only) Remember to keep your distance and follow the signs displayed at reception (1.5m) For medication or food collections - phone ahead so we can arrange to prepare it for you in advance. Prepayments can be made over the phone. We thank you for your patience and understanding during this time as we try our best to care for your pets in a safe and thoughtful way #hapoo #nopetswereharmedinthemakingofthisphoto

02.01.2022 For us 2020 was just another year doing the best job in the world. We look forward to caring for your companions in 2021. From all of us at Carindale Vet Clinic we hope you have a happy and safe new year. #staysafe

01.01.2022 Rolling into the weekend like #happyfriday #happydance

01.01.2022 ‘No bones about it, Christmas ham and bones are not good for your pet’ We are hearing a lot of our lovely owners talking about giving their best mate a bone or a bit of cooked ham for Christmas. If this is you please STOP! Ham (meat, fat and the bone) and other bones are very high in fat and can cause a very painful and serious condition called pancreatitis. This literally involves inflammation of the pancreas. We see this disease all year around but is peaks at Christ...mas. Overweight pets are even more prone because their pancreas function is already under stress because of the excesses in their diet but any dog can be affected. Pancreatitis can be life threatening in the short or long term. Dehydration, infection and blood poisoning, and heart failure are the short term threats. Long term damage to the pancreas makes the pet more prone to future bouts. This Christmas opt for pet friendly foods like ‘dog Turkey stick, Roo stick, fruit and veggies’. Your pets tummy & butt will thank you for it!

01.01.2022 ‘Sir Bentley’ is rocking the Mohawk look this week #rockandrollbaby #carindalevetgrooming