Chinchilla Vet Services in Chinchilla, Queensland | Veterinary surgeon

Chinchilla Vet Services

Locality: Chinchilla, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4662 7637

Address: 204 Gormleys Road 4413 Chinchilla, QLD, Australia

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

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23.01.2022 Get ready for next winter and grab a bargain with 30% off all winter dog coats! While stocks last

12.01.2022 When the belly rubs are so good you never want it to end. Note-this is approximately 3 minutes after we all stopped touching her and had tried to coax her to get up. Too cute!!!

11.01.2022 Free heartworm testing for any patient going onto 12 month protection *Offer until the end of October

11.01.2022 We have currently lost power and are unsure when it will return. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

09.01.2022 Expression of Interest Have you ever wanted your horse to have endoscopy, but they have always been in work? Now is the perfect time to get them scoped, we are taking expressions of interest for a scoping day, please let us know if you are interested. Horses that have ulcers may display the following symptoms:... Reduced feed intake or poor appetite Loss of condition Rough or poor hair coat Poor performance Changes in behaviour and attitude this may be either an increase in fear and flightiness or dull and quiet. Abdominal discomfort tightening of the girth may show signs of discomfort. Some horses may stretch more and urinate more often. See more

09.01.2022 Toxicology Tuesday 3 common household items that are lethal for your feathered friend. -Avocados, they contain Persin a toxin that causes cardiac problems in birds. The symptoms include the inability to perch, gastrointestinal irritation, vomiting, diarrhea, respiratory distress, congestion, fluid accumulation around the tissues of the heart and even death. -Teflon (non stick pans/self cleaning ovens, )birds are susceptible to a respiratory condition called "teflon toxicity" ...or "PTFE poisoning/toxicosis." Deaths can result from this condition, which is due to the noxious fumes emitted from overheated cookware coated with polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). This chemical is found on most non-stick cookware and appliances, some stain repellant products, and other household items. -Caffeine, it may cause increased heart rate, arrhythmias, hyperactivity and even cardiac arrest in birds. See more

07.01.2022 Pan getting ready to be a blood donor hero. With the current mouse issue we are seeing a large number of rat/mouse bait poisonings. Due to the poisons function, many patients require a blood transfusion to recover.

06.01.2022 5 minutes with your Vet- Dr Margaret Schubert I started working at CVS: January 2020 (newbie)... My qualifications: Bachelor of Veterinary Science from JCU Most memorable experience as a vet: I was involved in the rehabilitation of an injured echidna and despite his prickly attitude i thoroughly enjoyed it. I own: A gorgeous Kelpie called Maxi and a cute rescue cat called Noodle. Which breed of dog do you think is most misunderstood: Chihuahuas are thought to be very bitey (some are), but some are so sweet. The pet I would recommend for a young family: A chicken, when tamed can be very interactive and fun, plus they give you eggs. I love my job because: I love meeting new patients who are unsure of vets and doing everything I can to win their hearts, including treat bribery. I recently learnt that: Not particularly recent, but it makes me smile. When an alpaca is giving birth it is called "unpacking". I once treated: A chicken with bumble foot that required toe amputation. The secret to a happy pet is: Lots of love and attention from their owners and regular visits with us to maintain their health. Something you don’t know about me is: I don't like beetroot.

05.01.2022 A native character that we commonly see on the Western Downs is the galah, what is the average lifespan of galahs?

02.01.2022 Free heartworm testing for any dog going onto 12 month protection