Harbour City Veterinary Surgery in Gladstone, Queensland | Pet service

Harbour City Veterinary Surgery

Locality: Gladstone, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4972 5100

Address: 23 Dawson Road 4680 Gladstone, QLD, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Christmas Trading Hours If you have an emergency when we are closed, call the clinic for the contact number for the afterhours veterinarian. And as a reminder: - Pay close attention to our senior pets, those that are overweight and those with heart disease, as the hot weather will have a significant impact on their health... - Christmas ham is NOT a treat! Not only can it cause a severe bout of pancreatitis, it could also lead to severe constipation if the bone is consumed; And it is often the culprit for many broken teeth! See more

25.01.2022 Nothing brightens your day more than spending some time with these little cuties!

25.01.2022 This summer season has been long and hot! Please make sure your pet's vaccines, worming and heartworm prevention are up to date as we have been seeing cases of Parvo, hookworm and heartworm disease, not to mention loads of itchy dogs and cats from fleas and allergies! Don't forget to call us if you have any concerns about your pet! Call 4972 5100

22.01.2022 Hello Norman!!! This handsome man came in for his vaccination this morning

20.01.2022 ***PARVO VIRUS OUTBREAK IN GLADSTONE REGIONAL AREAS***

19.01.2022 FESTIVE SEASON GIVEAWAY! We have gone a bit crazy as we gear up to the festive season! We are giving away ONE dog vaccine and ONE cat vaccine. To be in the running, share pictures of your pet in all their festive glory and the one with the most likes will WIN. Post your photos below in comments! We have some of our staff pets to get us started!!!

19.01.2022 TEMPERATURES ARE SET TO SOAR With temperatures set to soar, we need to remember that our pets feel the heat just like we do, some of them even more so! Here are our tips to try and keep them cool!!! We would also recommend NOT exercising your pets during the day, and if you have to remember that road surfaces can still be hot! So always check first.

17.01.2022 Newpapers needed: If anyone has any newspapers they no longer need we are asking if you would like to donate to us to use for the animals. If we are not open we are more than happy for you to leave on concrete wall at the back door if possible. Thanks very much.

16.01.2022 HAPPY VET NURSE DAY to our wonderful nurses!!!HAPPY VET NURSE DAY to our wonderful nurses!!!

13.01.2022 With all these storms about, please make sure your pet's microchip details are up to date in case they get out! So if you have moved or have a new mobile number, it is important to update these details on the register so that your pet can be reunited asap!

13.01.2022 Check out the Australian Animal Poisons Centre! But all we can say is, trust the good old Labrador to be the naughtiest of the lot!!!

12.01.2022 COVID-19 update Help us help your pets! Please call ahead before any visit - you will be asked a few questions about your health. Please do not be offended. We have limits on the number of people we can have in the clinic any one time, so some people may have to wait outside. Thank you for your patience!

12.01.2022 COVID-19 UPDATE Dear Fellow Pet Owners, We are anticipating an outbreak of the Coronavirus in our area. Cats and Dogs also have a variant of the coronavirus but it is not infectious to people, only people can give COVID-19 to people.... For this reason we are asking that if you are feeling unwell or have any chance of being exposed to the coronavirus, you do not visit the Surgery. Please call us with your problem and we will find a way to treat your animal. So far noone has caught it over the phone. If we are exposed and have to self isolate, we will have no choice but to shut the doors. This could be disasterous for pet welfare as we are currently experiencing a large case load of Parvovirus. Fortunately we have a vaccine for this but if we are unable to administer it we are powerless. Many animals are on medication for chronic conditions. It would be advisable to have a months supply on hand if the worst does happen. If is far more effective than toilet paper. Sincerely yours The Harbour City Vet Surgery Team

11.01.2022 We got to meet the gorgeous Fui Fui today!

11.01.2022 We would like to take this opportunity to thank everybody for a wonderful year and we wish you all the best for 2020!

08.01.2022 Don't forget about our silly season giveaway! Please post all festive season pics of your pets on the previous competition post and the photo with the most likes will win! There is one dog vaccination and one cat vaccination up for grabs.

08.01.2022 We hope you have a happy and safe Easter!

07.01.2022 Here are a couple of our January Puppy Preschool Graduates!! Mr Hugo, Mr Archie and Miss Daisy

07.01.2022 Our last Puppy Preschool Graduates for 2019! Meet Archie, Minnie, Billie, Jackson and Gus We have loved having all your beautiful puppies here in 2019 and look forward to continuing our puppy socialisation classes in 2020

07.01.2022 COMPETITION WINNERS Please contact the clinic during normal working hours to claim your prize!

06.01.2022 Here are a couple of our beautiful February Puppy Preschoolers, Jeff and Ollie. Well done boys

05.01.2022 ***WE ARE STILL OPEN*** We are trying to maintain Business as Usual however due to the new COVID-19 regulations released by the Prime minister last night we ask that you please respect the following guidelines when visiting our clinic You will be asked questions about possible exposure to COVID-19, general health and if you are unwell, please do not take offence. We are trying to keep our staff as well as our clients safe. ... Please limit number of people accompanying animals to Clinic - Preferably 1 person per animal. Only 1 person will be allowed in the consult room with the Veterinarian. Maintaining 1.5m distance between people (SOCIAL DISTANCING GUIDELINES) If you are unwell or your children are unwell, please call us 4972 5100 to arrange alternate arrangements to have your animal checked We will not be accepting WALK-IN appointments. Please phone ahead and arrange an appointment time. GENUINE EMERGENCIES ARE THE EXCEPTION TO THIS RULE We will also be limiting people in our waiting room - you will be asked to wait outside and be called in. Cats need to be in boxes and dogs on leads. PLEASE BRING MOZZIE SPRAY YOU WILL NEED IT. Unfortunately visiting animals in hospital will also not be allowed, we will keep owners updated over the phone. Please call ahead for prescription refills and food purchases and we will have these ready for collection. If you would prefer a drive-thru service it can be arranged by contacting the clinic. Please be patient with us while we are also learning these new protocols. Our ability to look after your animals is governed by you We appreciate your continued support during these trying times. STAY SAFE EVERYONE

03.01.2022 COVID UPDATE We are still trying to keep everyone safe and continue to abide by social distancing regulations! Please help us by: - making appointments! - call ahead for medications or food... - respect our requests for limiting people in consult and waiting areas. Abuse will not be tolerated! - we are requesting no children to attend the clinic. If you cannot make any other arrangements, we can organise to collect your pet from the car when you call us on your arrival; See more

02.01.2022 Found on footpath outside clinic this afternoon. We are assuming he has fallen from a car. Please share in case a little person is missing teddy and needs it to sleep tonight. Call 4972 5100 to reunite, we are here till 6pm

02.01.2022 Miss Bella made herself at home on her recent visit to the clinic!!

01.01.2022 Storm season is here Over the last couple of days, we have had numerous animals brought in who escaped during the storms! Please make sure your pet's microchip details are up to date to make reuniting easier! Also, if your dog gets anxious, give us a call to find out ways to help them during these times.