Great Artesian Veterinary Surgery in Hughenden, Queensland | Veterinary surgeon

Great Artesian Veterinary Surgery

Locality: Hughenden, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4741 1223

Address: 1 Hann Hwy 4821 Hughenden, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.greatartesianvets.net

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25.01.2022 Unfortunately we have had a breach through Dr Regan's email. If you receive an email from [email protected], please delete straight away and don't open any attachments. We are working to get this fixed asap. Sorry for any inconvenience.

24.01.2022 WINTON WEEKLY VET VISIT - Thursday!!! Call the clinic today to book in to see Dr Libby.

22.01.2022 Sumer hazards while travelling with pets Heatstroke many holidays happen over summer when temperatures in cars can rise to dangerous levels. Always ensure access to clean, fresh water and never leave animals unattended in cars. Exercise exercising in the middle of the day is hard work for all breeds but can be fatal for brachycephalic breeds such as bulldogs or pugs. Make sure you have a plan B for your pet if you plan on doing a lot of activities in the middle of th...e day. Snake bites snakes also increase their activity in warmer weather, which can pose a risk to curious pets. Early veterinary attention is vitally important for your pet if they’re bitten by a snake. Bushfires as the last bushfire season taught us, natural disasters can occur anywhere and at any time. Being prepared for bushfires as much as possible, also includes having a plan for your animals. See more

20.01.2022 Miska, Koda and Kimba had a spa day with us today while their owners were exploring #porcipinegorge They are such cool dogs that Maddy, Chelsea and Harry all wanted to be in their photo! Does anyone know what breed they are? #gavs #petoftheweek

19.01.2022 Happiest of birthday wishes to our beautiful Vet Dr Regan! We hope you have an amazing day

19.01.2022 Did you know your cat’s weight and their urinary health are related? Overweight cats are 60% more likely to suffer from urinary tract disease than cats of normal weight. If you are concerned that your cat might have a urinary issue and also needs help with weight management, talk to us about... treatment options. See more

19.01.2022 For car travel with your furry friends Anxious pets can become nauseous in the car. If you are planning a long journey, it can help to prep your pets for this. Frequent, smaller car trips accompanied by praise, rewards and calm behaviour can start to help desensitise your pet to car travel. Plan your journey with frequent rest stops and opportunities to stretch legs. Ensure plenty of ventilation and a supply of fresh air for your pet - open the windows or air vents.... Restricting food for four-hours before a long journey can help manage nausea in some pets. Always offer fresh water at each stop. Be aware of busy roads when stopped it is best to always have your dog on a lead just in case. See more

18.01.2022 Below is our last outclinic dates for 2020 Give the clinic a call if you would like to book in before the christmas break

17.01.2022 Check out Bruiser and Tinker who got their vaccinations and microchips with Dr Libby today. They are wirehaired Smithfield Cattle Dogs! #vaccinateyourpets #gavs

15.01.2022 Good morning Richmond! Dr Regan and nurse Hannah are down at the racecourse today. If you require any vet consults/questions or just need a new collar or wormer call us on 47411223! #richmond #gavs

15.01.2022 Veterinary nurses! Are you looking for a position where your experience and expertise is valued, and you can help design your own workflow? Do you want an understanding and supportive workplace that will help you to grow as a person and as a professional? Are you looking for a position where you can make a real impact both in the community and as a team leader? Great Artesian Veterinary Surgery is sadly looking for an experienced veterinary nurse to replace our departing He...ad Nurse. The nurse we are looking for will be someone who: Demonstrates adequate leadership skills to head the nursing department, Displays integrity, outstanding communication, motivation and a caring personality Has an easy going and fun approach to work, Has an eye for detail and takes pride in their results, Has a growth mindset, and loves to learn, grow and improve their skills, Thrives on delivering an amazing customer experience with every interaction an providing the highest level of care to all our patients and demonstrates true empathy to our clients, Is looking for variety in their work, from cats to cows, horses and dogs. We see it all. Great Artesian Veterinary Surgery is a 4-vet mixed animal practice in Hughenden, North West Queensland, and also services many of the surrounding towns via outreach clinics. There will be the opportunity to travel with vets to these towns and to properties for large animal visits. Why would you choose to join our team? We are a young business with excellent facilities and equipment. We have a delightful and loyal client base and opportunities for growth and development. We pride ourselves on delivering the highest level of care to all our patients and a rockstar experience to every one of our clients at each visit. Each interaction must be a memorable experience! We have a strong team culture where we value communication, respect, responsibility and forgiveness. We are passionate about further learning, training and growth. We would love for someone to join our family for the long term and help lead our nursing team to a outstanding future. Cert IV or equivalent experience is essential, and some equine experience would be beneficial. Above award wages for right candidate. To apply for this sensational opportunity, please call Dr Libby Harriman on 0487 549 039

14.01.2022 FINAL PENTLAND CLINIC FOR 2020. Call 07 47411223.

13.01.2022 Scratching, licking, excessive grooming, hair loss, inflamed or crusty skin are common signs your cat may have a skin condition. If you have seen any of these skin related issues in your cat, book a consultation today.

13.01.2022 TAKE YOUR CAT TO THE VET TRAVEL TIP 1:Always transport your cat in a robust carrier with comfortable bedding, that ideally opens from the front & top. Your cat will feel more secure if you cover the carrier with a towel or blanket. We’re supporting the ROYAL CANIN Take Your Cat to the Vet initiative, to spread the word about the importance of annual veterinary check-ups for cats. Book your appointment today!

12.01.2022 How cute is Pippy! She came in for her second vaccination #gavs #potw

11.01.2022 Our trading hours over the christmas period

10.01.2022 TAKE YOUR CAT TO THE VET TRAVEL TIP 2: Place your cat carrier in an elevated, secure location at home with comfortable bedding inside, where it may be regarded as 'part of the furniture'. This allows your cat to become more familiar with the carrier and see it as a place... of refuge and comfort. We’re supporting the ROYAL CANIN Take Your Cat to the Vet initiative, to spread the word about the importance of annual veterinary check-ups for cats. Book your appointment today! See more

08.01.2022 Please secure your animals by 8:30pm this Saturday, November 28, as we are having a fireworks display!Please secure your animals by 8:30pm this Saturday, November 28, as we are having a fireworks display!

08.01.2022 With the Social Club Christmas Party this weekend, please keep an eye out for your pets! Dogs and cats do not like fireworks and there are some simple tips to help keep them safe! If you have a pet that finds fireworks stressful, just give us a bell to help them out!

08.01.2022 We have some of this fantastic stallion’s semen available at the clinic for frozen AI’s. Contact us for more information!

07.01.2022 FINAL SMILE OF THE MONTH COMPETITION for the year! If you haven't put in an entry yet, here is the last chance for the year! Winner drawn the 1st of November!

07.01.2022 MISSING FROM PENTLAND AREA- Wire Haired Jack Russell Female. Please let us know if picked up. No Collar

06.01.2022 How cute is Nova! She came in for a pamper day (hydrobath and nail trim). Hope everyone’s Friday is as relaxing as hers! #frenchbulldog #gavs #happyfriday

05.01.2022 Dr Regan is in Richmond this Wednesday 25th November. Call 07 47411223 to make an appointment

05.01.2022 UPCOMING CALF LOSS ON THE DOWNS FIELD DAY - REDLAND PARK McKINLAY Recent research and practical prevention strategies Date & Time... 08.30am to 4:30pm Thursday 8th October, 2020 RSVP Wednesday 30th September, 2020 [email protected] 0477 755 243 The E-Beef project is supported by a partnership comprising Southern Gulf NRM, Desert Channels Queensland, Northern Gulf RMG, and Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries. GrazingFutures is an initiative of the Queensland Government to improve drought preparedness and resilience for Queensland producers. #grazingfutures #queensland Funding for the project is from the Australian Government’s National Landcare Program and the Queensland Government Drought and Climate Adaptation Program. National Landcare Program Australian Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment Queensland Agriculture FutureBeef Land Queensland

05.01.2022 ETHERIDGE CLINIC - 11TH DECEMBER Dr Libby will be in the Etheridge area on Friday 11th December. This will be the last Etheridge clinic for 2020 so make sure you call the clinic to book an appointment as soon as you can

04.01.2022 When travelling this Christmas holidays, here are some tips to help you enjoy your holiday a little more with your furry friends. Research your destination Look for secure fencing to help keep your pets safe. Yards should be free of hazards and debry which could cause injury. ... Research any local hazards such as snakes in the region you are visiting. Food and medicine needs Make sure you have enough to last the length of your trip, as changing diet and missing medication can cause complications. Do not leave food or medications in hot cars for extended periods of time. Contact details Check and update your pet’s microchip details if needed, including phone and email addresses. This will ensure your pet can be traced to you if they are lost.

03.01.2022 How cute are Rose and Ruby the Guinea Pigs! They got a check up with Dr Regan and sent off with a clean bill of health by vet student Eloise. #gavs #guineapig #allcreaturesgreatandsmall

03.01.2022 Vibrosis - Whats the go with vaccination? Vibriosis is a bacterial disease primarily spread by bulls at joining. It is common throughout Australia and impacts both beef and dairy herds. Infection can be maintained by both persistently infected bulls and female cattle. The traditional approach to controlling vibriosis is to vaccinate all bulls, but where bull control is an issue or the disease is known to be present in the herd, heifers should also receive a single 5 mL dose ...of vaccine prior to mating. In heifers <18 months old, best results will be achieved if a second 5 mL dose of vaccine is given a month after the first. Heifer vaccination is an important strategy in northern Australia. The duration of immunity after the initial vaccinations with Vibrovax is at least two years meaning heifers and young cows are protected during the critical period of their reproductive lives. All evidence suggests that vaccination generates immunity that is at least as good as that from natural exposure. For more information about controlling and preventing vibrio in your herd, contact your veterinarian.

03.01.2022 Dr Libby is in Winton this THURSDAY 26th November. Please call 07 4741 1223 to secure an appointment

02.01.2022 Did you know urinary tract disease can be very common in cats? Sometimes, cat owners may notice a change to toilet behaviours. A cat might stop using the litter tray & urinate elsewhere, or may spend longer in their litter straining to pass urine.These could be early warning signs your cat is... suffering from a urinary issue. If you are concerned that your cat is struggling to pass urine, it is important to contact a vet immediately. See more

02.01.2022 Introducing GAVS Charity Fund Please nominate any clubs or community organisations below. CONGRATULATIONS to the Hughenden Lions Club for the month of November. If a club member could please get in touch with the clinic to organise your donation

01.01.2022 CONGRATULATIONS to Dani McDowall & smiling dogs! You have won last months Smiles Competition! Please contact us to get your prize! Our final give away for our SMILES competition will be this month, so don't forget to get your entry in!

01.01.2022 How cute is Mickey and his little mate Pippa? Mickey received his booster Hendra and Tetanus vaccinations, while Pippa (and friends) got a booster heartworm prevention and vaccinations. Want to make sure your best friend is protected? Just call us on 47411223! #gavs #vaccinateyourpets

01.01.2022 How sweet is Trudy! She has been coming to our Richmond clinic since she was a puppy! She definitely brightens up our day. Vet student Kristen was very excited to have cuddles with Trudy today!