Chelmer Graceville Veterinary Practice in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Veterinary surgeon

Chelmer Graceville Veterinary Practice

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3379 9260

Address: 335 Honour Ave 4075 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: http://vetwell.com.au/locations/chelmer-graceville

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25.01.2022 Make sure your pets are looked after this storm season! It can be quite scary for them

25.01.2022 We are a little bit in love with sweet boy Crookshanks and his awesome carrier-backpack. To make him even more amazing, we learnt that he even gets around via bicycle

24.01.2022 Dear valued clients, If you have visited any of these hotspots in last week (particularly Sherwood/ Indooroopilly/ Forest Lake/ Carindale) and have an existing appointment or you are wanting to book an appointment, please call the clinic and make our staff aware so we can make arrangements to be able to see your pet safely. The health and safety of our staff and clients is our uppermost priority so we please ask that you be honest so we can continue to operate with our doors... open. If you have any questions or concerns feel free to give us a call on 3379 9260. Thank you for entrusting your pets care to our veterinary team, and for helping us to continue to protect our community’s health! - Chelmer Graceville Vet Team

23.01.2022 LABOUR DAY PUBLIC HOLIDAY Reminder Chelmer Graceville Vets will be closed for tomorrow’s public holiday. In case of an emergency, please contact our partnered emergency clinic on 3359 5333 or your local emergency centre. ... We will open as normal from 8am on Tuesday. We hope you are all enjoying your long weekend! From all the staff at Chelmer Graceville Vet

22.01.2022 I think if we taught our cats this, you would hear the bell every minute of every day!

22.01.2022 Happy Birthday Inuka! Inuka is an Alaskan Malamute, aka a giant teddy bear! He is one of our frequent flyer patients and today is his 11th birthday! Yay!... He had to get an injection today but he wasn’t too fussed about it when he got a birthday pigs ears, YUM!

21.01.2022 Spooky season is almost here... This is our attempt at a spooky Cheshire Cat!

21.01.2022 Joey can be a little nervous about her visits to the Vet, but by the end of her visit today she was feeling very confident and happy and she was such a good girl for all her treats. She even got to go home with not just one, but FOUR pigs ears! Look at that gorgeous smile

20.01.2022 PHOTO COMPETITION *photos taken only by a high resolution digital camera* You may have realised that our reception wall is looking a little bare! ... We have big plans to create a photo wall in the near future for our reception however we need more photos of our beautiful patients to fill the space! To be able to enter in the competition we do require that the photos provided are taken by a camera, not a phone (like the photos pictured below). This is so we can have the best quality images on the wall! If you would like your fur baby to be apart of the photo wall please comment the photo below, tell us the name of the pet/pets in the photo and also email the image to us at [email protected] *If you would like to include a pet that is no longer with us that is also completely fine* The prize will be a delicious packet of treats for a dog and cat winner! We look forward to seeing the photos. Thank you!! The Team at Chelmer Graceville Vets

20.01.2022 COVID-19 UPDATE We are working through a plan to slowly transition in to re opening the clinic. There will still be some changes in how we run consultations so we can adhere to social distancing rules. We want to do our absolute best to keep our staff and our clients safe. Please be patient as we work through this process. We will post on the Facebook page and email a letter update shortly! ... We want to thank everyone for being so patient with the new policies so far. We understand it is tricky operating outside since we do not have a car park, however we do appreciate your cooperation and positivity. We look forward to seeing you back in the clinic!! Thank you! The Chelmer Graceville Practice Team!

20.01.2022 FOUND DOGS A Chelmer resident has had two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels swim up the river onto their bank. Microchips aren’t registered, and no name on collars! Currently safe here at Chelmer-Graceville Veterinary Practice. ... We are sure they are very missed so hopefully we can locate their family!

19.01.2022 Here is a juvenile rainbow lorikeet enjoying some delicious lorikeet food! This little guy was dropped off this morning as he was found on the ground looking not too great! Luckily, he has perked up here with us in hospital and will be going to a wildlife carer soon!

19.01.2022 Little Daisy is just cute as a button Weighing in at just over 1kg at 10 weeks old, we are looking forward to seeing how big she gets as she grows!

17.01.2022 ANZAC PUBLIC HOLIDAY Chelmer Graceville Vets are closed today as we remember and honour all the men, women and animals who have given their lives in times of conflict, peacekeeping operations and war. In case of an emergency, please contact our partnered emergency clinic on 3359 5333 or your local emergency centre. ... We will open as normal from 8am on Monday. Lest we forget.

17.01.2022 Rover, the 18 year old Siamese kitty cat, was exceptionally brave for his blood test yesterday! What a great patient

17.01.2022 We hope everyone is enjoying their Sunday morning with their families and fur babies! These cuties paid us a visit on Friday and certainly got lots of cuddles, and definitely brightened up our day

16.01.2022 Buddy did not have the best start to his Saturday! Cheeky Buddy decided it would be a great idea to eat a sock! His owner tried very hard to pull it out of his mouth but before they knew it he had swallowed it whole!! Lucky for Buddy, we made him vomit and eventually after a few vomits, it came up! ... Buddy will be feeling much better now. This could have been a much more serious situation for Buddy if the sock became obstructed so luckily for him, he has saved himself a trip to emergency! See more

16.01.2022 How many people does it take to get blood from an excitable Labrador??? 4 to be exact! Teddy was such a good boy for his castration today!

14.01.2022 HAPPY VET NURSE DAY Today we have celebrated with food and more food!! Our job can be emotionally, mentally and physically challenging but we get to work with the best vets and have the best clients! We absolutely love what we do, and are both so lucky to be able to come to work everyday to do what we love with our amazing vet family. ... Taylor, Madi & Heather

14.01.2022 Should we call a plumber? We think the sink is blocked this is a great demonstration of cat logic, if I fits, I sit.

14.01.2022 It is important to do diagnostics before dispensing any type of antibiotic or anti-fungal medication for your dog’s ears. We need to know what is going on inside your dog’s ear so we can use the right type of medication to treat their infection, be it caused by bacteria and/or yeast, with or without inflammation. Rechecking the ears during treatment is also crucial as it tells us when we have cured the infection (so we can stop medicating), or that the treatment isn’t working... and so we then may need to use something else. We also need to monitor that it is safe to use certain medications as some can cause damage to a perforated ear drum and can be incredibly painful! Teddy was very patient and brave while having his ear recheck, and through cytology we can see he is still having ongoing ear problems and was sent home with some more medication!

13.01.2022 Happy 23rd Birthday to our amazing Veterinary Nurse Taylor! She is an absolute asset to our little team, and she fills every room and every day with happiness and laughter. Today we celebrated with Nando’s for lunch and some delicious pastries from Chouquette Boulangerie Patisserie Graceville

11.01.2022 We are always here to give a hand - How cute is Poppy?! She is an amazing little model!

11.01.2022 Penny was a naughty girl and got in to the sultana muffins off the kitchen bench when her parents weren’t looking! Luckily, she was made to vomit and all the muffins came out, some not even chewed! She still managed to have a smile on her face. Do you think she regretted her choices?

09.01.2022 PUBLIC HOLIDAY Chelmer Graceville Vet is closed for the public holiday today. The clinic will re open tomorrow from 8am as normal. If your animal experiences an emergency please call the Animla Refferal Hospital at Jindalee on 3172 0593. We hope you all have a great day!

09.01.2022 Kiko & Cara were excellent patients for their vaccines today!

08.01.2022 How happy out of 10 was Cosmo in his cat burrito post anaesthetic today?... about a -2/10 He had his grumpy pants on today but that’s okay! Bless the beautiful old boy.

08.01.2022 Happy Birthday Onion! Onion is 21 years old and she doesn’t look a day over 12!

08.01.2022 Meeka is a precious 4 month old who was referred to us from Aspley Veterinary Practice for assessment and treatment of her lower canines that were traumatizing ...the palate. Diagnosis: Linguoverted Mandibular Canines Explanation: - Linguoverted canines, also referred to as base narrow canines, is a condition where the teeth grow straight up instead of on an angle. - In this case, Meeka's lower (mandibular) baby (deciduous) canines are already causing discomfort and trauma. - Meeka may have issues with her adult teeth too when they erupt, however in some cases it is only an issue with deciduous teeth. - For more information please visit www.animaldental.com.au/information/base-narrow-canines/ Treatment: - Extraction of mandibular deciduous canines. Prevention: - This is a genetic disorder so the best course of action is to monitor your pet and if you don't think that things look normal then get it checked out by your regular vet. #advancedanimaldentistry #dental #extractions #puppylove #puppiesofinstagram #maltese #malteseofinstagram #maltesecross #dogs #dogsofinstagram #petsofinstagram #pethealth #malocclusion #babyteeth #deciduousteeth #deciduouscanines #canines #linguoversion #basenarrowcanines #brisbane #goldcoast #vetdentist #dentistry #animaldentist

07.01.2022 Sansa demonstrating one thing you can do all day in isolation Cuddle up to your favourite pillow and have a snooze!

07.01.2022 Walters last day! Yesterday was a sad day at Chelmer Graceville Vet because it was Walters last day with us! There was lots of laughs, food and cake involved (yes that is a kitty litter tray cake - it was delicious!) ... Walter started with us back in 2017 and ever since has been an amazing part of our awesome team. We will all miss him but we wish him all the best with this new chapter!

07.01.2022 Rosie the Happy Tails Rescue doggy came in today as she had a bit of an upset tummy after giving birth to her 6 beautiful puppies on Monday morning. She is going home with some medicine to make her feel better! Rosie and her puppies are in great health. What a great mumma! Check out Happy Tails Animal Rescue Inc. to see further updates of these babies!

07.01.2022 Ralph was super brave for his 12 week vaccination today! Look how cute this little guy is!

06.01.2022 Meet Motley! Motley is a 56kg Alaskan Malamute that is full of love and fluff. He loves his treats and enjoys long naps during the day! He wasn’t too impressed when his owner woke him up to go to the vet. Luckily, he loves coming here!

06.01.2022 INFORMATION REGARDING EASING OF COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS To our very valued clients, Thank you very much to everyone for helping us keep our community safe from COVID-19 so far! We have really appreciated your cooperation and trust whilst we consulted with you by telephone, on the footpaths, and by your cars! THANK YOU!!!... As the government has started to ease some restrictions, we have now been directed by our management that we can also start easing restricted access where possible in our clinic. As we all are aware, social distancing measure must still be followed, so we all still need to keep 1.5-2m apart wherever possible. CHANGES TO BUSINESS AS (UN)USUAL: 1. The maximum number of people we can now allow in our reception room is 2 (TWO). This allows 1 (ONE) person to wait for a consult on the bench to the right of the door, and one other person to access the reception desk for over the counter sales etc. We would kindly ask that if ONE person is already in the waiting room, please wait outside until we can ensure it is safe for you to enter. There is a bench on the footpath on the other side of the big electricity box, and the single chair near the front door for use whilst waiting. 2. We have one consult room that can be used freely as it is big enough to allow appropriate social distancing measures to be used. We will now be able to have one vet and one client in the large consult room for consultations with your pet/s. 3. As you are likely to be aware, our second consult room is smaller, and is too small to allow 2 people to be inside at the same time and keep the appropriate distance apart to stay safe from COVID-19. We will only be using this room for consults when we have 2 vets on for the day currently this is Tuesdays and Fridays. On these days, we will use the small room in addition to the larger consult room, and employ measures to keep us both safe from the ever present risk of coronavirus infection. If you would prefer, you also still have the option of leaving your pet with us and coming back once we have finished consulting with them. 4. Cash payments are still not accepted. 5. If you need to arrange humane euthanasia for your pet, or would like to talk about this possibility, please call us on 07 3379 9260 to discuss this in person. We will work together to find a compassionate way to handle this for you, your pet and your family. If you have any concerns or questions about your pet’s health needs, our new eased restrictions, or anything else you would like to talk about, we are always happy to take your call. If your query is not urgent, you are also welcome to email us at [email protected] and we will aim to reply to you within 48-72 hours. Thank you again for entrusting your pet’s care to our veterinary team, and for helping us to continue to protect our community’s health! Kind regards, Priska, Jandy, Walter, Meg, Taylor, Madi, Megan, and Caitlin

05.01.2022 Happy Mother’s Day! Whether you are a mum to fur babies or human babies we hope you are getting spoilt today! From the staff at Chelmer Graceville Vet

05.01.2022 Barely the Groodle came in for his second puppy vaccination today. He was very brave and super cute!

05.01.2022 Antonia and Edie sharing some cuddles! Have you met Antonia yet? She is our wonderful new veterinarian that joined the team recently!

02.01.2022 TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES Our phones are currently offline! The tech team is working to try and fix this issue as quickly as possible.... If you have any enquires please send us an email at [email protected] and our team will reply to these emails as quickly as possible. If you have an emergency please call the Animal Refferal Hospital on 3172 0593

02.01.2022 How cute is Coco? She paid us a visit earlier in the week and was an exceptionally good girl

02.01.2022 Meet Koda! Koda came in yesterday to have his sutures out after his castration. He wanted to show us a few tricks while he was visiting!

01.01.2022 FOUND DOG KINGSLEY is currently with us at Chelmer-Graceville Veterinary Practice! Please call us on 3379 9260 if you’re able to help us get in contact with his family. The phone number on his microchip is going straight to voice mail! ... Thank you!