Companion Vet Care in North Lakes, Queensland, Australia | Veterinary surgeon

Companion Vet Care

Locality: North Lakes, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3482 4455

Address: Unit 5, 9 Flinders Parade 4509 North Lakes, QLD, Australia

Website: http://companionvetcare.com.au/

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25.01.2022 With our November class now fully booked we have opened up bookings for the last class of the year! The December class will start on Wednesday 02/12. Being the festive season this will be a 3 week class instead of 4 weeks with the Week 3 lesson being longer to compensate for this

23.01.2022 We have space for ONE more puppy in our last class of the year! To secure this place for your new addition simply call or message the clinic

21.01.2022 Miss Kya was such a brave girl for her vaccination and microchip today #americanstaffordshireterrier #staffypuppy #puppylove #dogsofbrisbane #doglover #discoverbrisbane #northlakes #northlakescommunity #vetclinic #veterinarian #vetnurse #lovemyjob #lovemypet #lovemyvet

19.01.2022 Cats.... or ninjas in fur?

18.01.2022 Be aware and keep your puppies and kittens safe!

14.01.2022 PUPPY SPAM This litter of 9 Australian Koolie puppies visited us today for their first vaccination and microchip

14.01.2022 A cute Bailey grow up for your Tuesday afternoon the first picture we shared in June 2019 and the second is from today. Watching our patients grow over the years is one of the nicest parts of our job #growup #glowup #watchmegrow #prettygirl #dogsofbrisbane #doglover #discoverbrisbane #northlakes #northlakescommunity #vetclinic #veterinarian #vetnurse #lovemyjob #lovemypet #lovemyvet

12.01.2022 Unfortunately our email server is currently down so there may be some delay in receiving a response to your email. For urgent matters please call the clinic on 07 3482 4455.

09.01.2022 Miss Cleo has been paying us regular visits to help increase her confidence at the clinic. She evens brings treats for us along with her each visit #feelingthelove #spoilt #learningtobebrave #smallsteps #dogsofbrisbane #doglover #discoverbrisbane #northlakes #northlakescommunity #vetclinic #veterinarian #vetnurse #lovemyjob #lovemypet #lovemyvet

09.01.2022 Happy Halloween!!!!

08.01.2022 DISCOUNCTED VACCINATIONS IN NOVEMBER! Its been a tough year, but Christmas is just around the corner! At Companion Vet Care we want to help a little as we approach the festive season so we are offering a 15% discount on annual adult dog and cat vaccinations for the month of November. If your pet is due in either November or December book in now and SAVE! This will also make sure if they are going into kennels over the festive season they will be up to date and ready to go! Head to www.companionvetcare.com.au to book online or call 07 34824455!

06.01.2022 Nala may be little but in her heart she is every bit the lion her name implies.

02.01.2022 Tick season is back in full swing so for those of you needing a refresher course in the signs of tick paralysis then continue reading. Paralysis ticks are common throughout the year in Queensland but are especially prevalent from September to February, particularly after warm weather and when humid. It is a common myth that our dogs and cats develop immunity to the tick neurotoxins injected. Do you know the signs and symptoms of tick paralysis? Lethargy Inappetance... Vomiting/gagging/retching Change of voice Grunting breathing, increase in rate and effort Slow blink in eyes Weakness in back legs, progressing to paralysis Difficulty/inability to urinate Anxiety Salivating If you notice any of these signs you should immediately contact your vet and begin searching for ticks (they can be notoriously difficult to find and fast removal is essential). Do not offer food or water to your pet. Even after ticks are removed from pets with no symptoms they can deteriorate within 24-48hrs If you are unfortunate and your pet does fall victim to tick paralysis then treatment is available and should be initiated immediately. Preventative treatments for ticks are always cheaper than treatment for tick paralysis, but remember you should NEVER use dog products on cats as they can be toxic. Come in and see us at Companion Vet Care so we can advise on the most appropriate treatment for your pet’s individual needs. We have all kinds of tablets, chewables, spot-ons, and sprays, to make administration as easy as you need it to be and you’ll be pleasantly surprised by how price competitive we are! See more