Dr Greg McIntyre Veterinary Service, Kyneton, Victoria in Kyneton, Victoria | Veterinary surgeon

Dr Greg McIntyre Veterinary Service, Kyneton, Victoria

Locality: Kyneton, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5422 1310

Address: 142 Mollison Street 3444 Kyneton, VIC, Australia

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

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24.01.2022 THURSDAY 12/11 1pm: We are having restricted phone service due to an equipment upgrade. We currently only have one line operating. We are endeavouring to get things back to normal as soon as possible.

24.01.2022 The weather is heating up so we thought it was a good time to revist some bushfire safety with your pets. In order to be prepared, you should have a Bushfire Relocation Kit packed and ready to go: Food and water A bowl for each pet A second collar and lead... A carrier for cats and smaller pets Bedding and a woollen blanket A pet first-aid kit seek your vet's advice A favourite toy Any medications, along with a written list of what they are Your pet's medical history, including proof of vaccination Your vet's contact details See more

21.01.2022 Did you know that health isn't just physical? It is also how you think and feel. Take some time out today to focus on all aspects of your health.

20.01.2022 Some signs that your pet may be experiencing allergies can include: Excessive Scratching Coughing Sneezing... Watery Eyes Runny Nose If you notice these symptoms in your pet, contact your local veterinarian

19.01.2022 Today is the day to celebrate men! International Men's Day is the perfect time to show the great men in our lives some support and appreciation.

17.01.2022 Did you know that pets can get pancreatitis? The pancreas is essential for digestion and maintaining blood glucose levels but can be problematic when it becomes inflamed. To avoid pancreatitis in pets, avoid feeding them treats or foods that are high in fat.... For more information on pancreatitis in pets, speak with us at your next vet visit

17.01.2022 There is a permanent indent on the top of our couch where the cat loves to snooze.

16.01.2022 The best companions come in all shapes and sizes! Comment below a picture of your pocket pets or unique critters

16.01.2022 It's time for preventative health care steps 4 -6. Did you guess them correctly? If you have any questions about treating parasites, feeding your pet, or ways to get your pet active, have a chat with one of our friendly team members at your next vet visit

14.01.2022 We're kicking off May with some preventative care steps! Over the next three Saturdays, we will be sharing the nine steps of preventative health care for your pet, and below are the first three! Check in next Saturday for steps 4 -6 and comment below what you think they may be!

14.01.2022 During the First World War, red poppies were among the first plants to spring up in the devastated battlefields of northern France and Belgium. We continue to use the poppy today as a symbol of remembrance for those who have been lost in the line of duty. Lest we forget

13.01.2022 Does your cat love to hide? This may be because of their wild instincts to see everything, but not be seen. Comment below with a picture of your cat in their favourite hiding spot!

13.01.2022 It's warming up and our pets might need more water than usual to keep them cool and hydrated. Some signs of overheating in pets may include: Panting Bright red or blue gums Lack of coordination... Lethargy See more

12.01.2022 Zoonoses are diseases that can be passed on from pets to humans. The most significant cause for our pets is intestinal worms. To help prevent this, maintain good hygiene and keep their parasite protection up-to-date!

10.01.2022 A reminder that until we deem it safe for staff and clients, our COVID-19 rules still apply for the safety of clients and staff: - please ring before entering the clinic - you may need to wait for a short time until we call you in ... - masks are required to enter the clinic (even if you have an exemption). If you can't wear a mask and have an exemption, we will advise you how we can help you without entry to the clinic, but we will find a way to help you. - We only allow 2 people in the waiting room at a time - Only one client to accompany patients to the consulting room - If you are in contact with Covid-19 cases, have any symptoms or are required to isolate please let us know so we can find a way to help you. These rules are subject to change at our discretion and we will be reviewing our policies as the health situation and official health advice change. We sincerely hope these requirements do not cause you offence or unnecessary inconvenience. There is no acceptable reason for anger, bad language or aggressive bullying behaviour towards our staff, who are trying to do their job and have been under a great deal of stress for several months trying to provide the best care we can in a difficult situation. Anyone behaving in an unacceptable manner and not helping us to help themselves and all our clients will be assisted in finding alternative veterinary services, and such bad behaviour will not be accepted.

10.01.2022 The answer to yesterday's who am I is.. A Dachshund! That one was a little tricky, who got it right?

06.01.2022 Keep your eyes open for ticks on your pet's skin this spring season. A good tip is to check them when you're giving them a brush.

06.01.2022 Are your plants pet safe? It’s spring and there are lots of flowers in bloom. Take some time to familiarise yourself with a few of the flowers and plants that may be toxic to your pet: Lillies Aloe Vera... Hydrangeas Ivy Birds of Paradise See more

05.01.2022 We'll reveal the answer to this tricky 'Who Am I' video tomorrow!

05.01.2022 Booking a senior health check is not only a great way to check for arthritis in your pet, but assess their weight, eyes, dental condition, and overall health! Call us today for more information or to book an appointment

04.01.2022 Things are heating up! Remember that our pet’s paws are sensitive to heat the same way our feet are! If you're unsure if the pavement is too hot to walk on, put your hand to the pavement for five seconds, if it’s too hot for you, it's too hot for your dog!

04.01.2022 Cat's need protection from parasites too! Even if your cat is always indoors, they may still be susceptible to parasites.

04.01.2022 Happy Mother's Day to all of the Mums! Thanks for everything that you do

04.01.2022 We hope you have a good, great or fantastic Friday!

03.01.2022 Not only is chocolate toxic to our pets, but their wrappings can be a potential hazard too! Please keep chocolate and chocolate wrappings away from paws. If you think your pet has ingested something they shouldn't have, please contact us immediately

03.01.2022 Happy Easter from our clinic family to yours! Comment below how you and your pets are celebrating Easter

02.01.2022 It's time to celebrate Howl-oween! Don't forget to store your halloween treats away from your curious pets. Chocolate and lollies can be toxic for your furry family members!