Condamine Veterinary Clinic in Warwick, Queensland | Pet service

Condamine Veterinary Clinic

Locality: Warwick, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4667 1176

Address: 185 Bracker Road 4370 Warwick, QLD, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Happy vet nurse day! We appreciate all the hard and often unnoticed work that vet nurses do every day. Behind the scenes of every vet clinic is a team of vet nurses working tirelessly day in and day out to make things run smoothly!

21.01.2022 Apparently we don't need to go out and buy anymore toys for Poppy. Pens have her quite entertained!

17.01.2022 Exciting news! We have re-commenced our puppy classes, with limited places available due to COVID restrictions. Puppies aged from 8wks-16wks are welcome, and classes are usually held at the clinic on Wednesday, 5:30-6:30pm. Please call 4667 1176 if you would like more information, or to book your pup in for classes

15.01.2022 Lola recently came into care with Southern Downs ARK, with several babies on board! A few weeks later, Lola had 9 adorable pups. However, they have left us scratching our heads over what breed they are (we have a few guesses!). Pictured below is Lola herself, one of the babes at 2wks old, and all the pups together at 4wks old. Post your breed guesses below, as there is a DNA test pending, results to be posted soon!

14.01.2022 This little galah was in recently to have his wing examined - a bandage was placed to keep the wing stable and close to the body to enable healing. He was then sent on for care with one of the qualified wildlife carers in the area. If you notice wildlife in your area that needs help, please call Granite Belt Wildlife Carers on their hotline number 0418 144 073. If the wildlife appears injured, they can also be dropped off at the clinic with a few details, so that they can be assessed and passed onto wildlife carers afterwards.

12.01.2022 We've been receiving many lovely comments about our blooming Native Frangipani tree this spring. We thought you'd all like to see it under the night glow, looks like fairy lights!

11.01.2022 Phillip and Tango hanging out at the clinic for annual vaccinations. Tango was very brave, and so was Phillip

09.01.2022 Poppy is displaying her blatant disregard for our workplace OHS rules... luckily her balance is probably better than the average human!

09.01.2022 The queen of the clinic in all her glory, keeping us on our toes since Jan 2017

08.01.2022 Marmaduke is an adorable foster baby who was in hospital over the weekend. All animals can become dehydrated, but puppies/kittens are particularly susceptible as they often have minimal reserves in their little bodies, and can't tolerate fluid losses as well as adult animals. Marmaduke had some diarrhoea, which left him weak and dull and not wanting to eat. After some fluids and good nursing care, Marmaduke was able to start eating again, and has so far made a remarkable recovery. If you are worried about your pet becoming dehydrated or unwell, particularly as the weather warms up, please call us on 4667 1176.

06.01.2022 Here is a follow up for our vet nurse Tarni's dog Dachs. Dachs was in hospital 9mths ago for treatment for a snake bite, and we are all pleased to say he has recovered fully. Tarni says that he doesn't seem to have grown any more brain cells since the snake incident, but he is just as lovable and goofy as always.

04.01.2022 Fly says "C'mon, hurry up and throw the ball already!" Getting enough exercise and mental stimulation is vital to keep our furry friends happy and healthy, and help prevent destructive behaviours.

03.01.2022 WHAT TO DO IF YOUR DOG EATS RAT BAIT? -If you see your dog eat rat bait - please call immediately, as we can start prompt treatment. Our dogs and cats can also get sick if they eat mice/rats that have been killed by rat baits. -Seeing your pet at the clinic early can mean your pet will be much less likely to get sick. If they have only just eaten the rat bait, we are able to make them vomit to empty the stomach. This is the best chance for the pet to not absorb much of t...he toxin. -If you are suspicious that your dog has eaten any rat bait (even the "pet safe" ones), please call us and make a time to be seen by a vet promptly. The toxin in rat bait causes the pet to not form blood clots and then bleed excessively - we are able to run a blood test to see if your pet is able to form a blood clot normally. -If our blood test is abnormal, or we are suspicious of rat bait poisoning, we can start treatment. Treatment involves medication to help the body form blood clots so that they can stop bleeding excessively. There can be a time delay for when this medication starts working - if your pet is very unwell and/or bleeding, we will often recommend a blood or plasma transfusion to stop the bleeding immediately. -None of the "pet safe" rat baits are safe for dogs and cats - even though they say they are safe, they just mean they are slightly less potent. We have seen many animals life threateningly unwell from eating "pet safe" rat baits. -If you are at all worried about your pet, please don't hesitate to call the clinic on 4667 1176.

02.01.2022 "Are you my new mummy?" It is kitten season again, and there has been a record number of stray kittens in Warwick this year. Many of these cute babies end up on the street, in the pound, hit by cars, producing more litters of kittens, or bitten by snakes. As cute as these little babies are, it is a good idea to desex your pet cats to avoid contributing to the overpopulation issue.