Howard Veterinary Clinic in Howard, Queensland | Pet service

Howard Veterinary Clinic

Locality: Howard, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4129 4336

Address: 68 Williams St 4659 Howard, QLD, Australia

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

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24.01.2022 Meet our team: Dr Rae Summersby Raeisa graduated from James Cook University in 2018. She started working with us in January 2019 and has a passion for large animals and soft tissue surgery. Before starting with us she volunteered in South Africa doing desexing programs and wildlife. She is living in a small house in the wide bay with 3 cats, 2 fish, a horse, a dog and a chicken and looking to expand with her own property soon.

22.01.2022 Holiday opening times!

21.01.2022 Veterinary Receptionist - full time Our Howard Clinic is looking for a receptionist to join their team. This position has the potential to grow into a veterinary nurse position for the right candidate. ... Howard is a busy branch clinic and is open Monday to Friday from 8.30am 5.00pm. At Howard they see general consults, vaccinations and perform minor surgeries and desexings. The ideal candidate will have: - Veterinary receptionist/nurse experience ideal but not essential. - Will have a positive attitude. - Excellent communication skills with staff and clients. - Able to handle sensitive situations with care and compassion. - Excellent time management. - A passion for customer service. - The ability to work autonomously and as part of the team. - A passion for providing high quality care. - A passion for learning and education, your own as well as others. - Thrive in high pressure situations. - Good computer skills. While your job role will depend on your industry experience, some general duties will include: - Greeting clients and assisting with enquires. - Booking appointments - Billing - Stock control - Phone triage - Over the counter sales To apply please email [email protected] with your resume and cover letter. Your cover letter will need to include: - An example of when your excellent customer service made a difference. - An example of how you thrived and succeeded in a high-pressure situation. - An example of when your time management skills helped you achieve a positive outcome. If you have any questions about the position available, please email the above address.

20.01.2022 COVID RESTRICTIONS AS OF 29th of March. QLD health have declared MASKS ARE NOW MANDATORY for all of QLD. To enter the clinic for any reason, we ask that you wear a mask. ... However if you are unable to, or do not have one, please wait outside and call 4129 4336. A staff member will be able to assist you from there. These precautions are to limit the staff's and client's potential exposure, this enables us to conduct business as normally as possible without negatively affecting patient care. If you have been: - in the greater Brisbane area since the 20th of March - in contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID - are sick or exhibiting flu like symptoms Please advise the clinic and either reschedule your appointment or make arrangements for someone else to bring in your pet. We appreciate your help and support during these fast-changing times. We are doing our best to maintain our services as normal. Thank you for your patience and understanding

18.01.2022 ** PARALYSIS TICKS - Prevention is the best defense! ** We have had a few cases over winter and now with it warming up we expect to see more. There are a lot of excellent preventatives available some are monthly, quarterly, or biannual. If you're not sure what will work best for you and your pet, please call the clinic and have a chat to one of our friendly nurses.... Signs of tick paralysis - Weakness or wobbliness of the hindquarters that progresses to total paralysis - Lethargic - Altered bark or meow - Breathing difficulties - Vomiting or dry retching - Unable to eat or drink effectively If your pet is showing signs of tick paralysis it is a medical emergency. Early intervention means a better prognosis and less financial strain.

18.01.2022 ** Heartworm Alert - 12 week old puppies ** We have had FOUR locally acquired positive heartworm dogs in the past two months. Heartworm is spread by MOSQUITOES. To help combat the potential spread, we are offering a FREE PROHEART PUPPY DOSE valued at $65 for puppies that are 12 weeks of age. Puppies require a dose at 12 weeks old and 9 months old. The 9 month dose will be the start of their annual injections. ... Proheart is an annual injection, this means it is one injection given every 12 months. 40% of positive cases have been on a monthly prevention. Monthly preventions are only effective when given every 30 days, if not your pet is at risk of contracting heartworm. Please contact the clinic on 4129 4336 for more information about eligibility or to book an appointment.

18.01.2022 NOVEMBER DISCOUNT CAT DESEXING Kitten season is almost upon us! To help reduce numbers this year Childers Veterinary Clinic will be running a cat desexing promotion for the month of November on a Tuesday and Thursday. Spays $100 and Castrates $60.... Places are extremely limited. Available from the 4th - 30th November. Only available at Childers Vet Clinic on a Tuesday and Thursday. Please call 4126 1958 to make a booking.

14.01.2022 Meet our team: Jade, senior veterinary nurse. Jade moved from Sydney were she worked as an equine nurse for many years. Jade joined our team in 2016. Since then she has 2 rescued french bulldogs Ruby and Rosie and a miniature horse named Dobbin. Jade's passion is in radiology and large animal nursing. Jade also likes working with our anxious patients to help them feel at ease at in the clinic.

13.01.2022 LARGE ANIMAL LOVERS, this post is for you! Fraser Coast Vet Services are excited to announce that every TUESDAY will now have a vet and nurse, dedicated to large animal HOUSE CALLS. As an added perk there will be a 50% discount on travel for Tuesday bookings made with our new mobile team. ... If you have any questions or wish to book, please call our HOWARD CLINIC on 4129 4336. See more

11.01.2022 Meet our team: Dr Divya Divya graduated from the University of Queensland in 2018 and has since been working at our Childers and Howard clinics since July 2019. Divya works with all animals of different shapes and sizes and her passion is internal medicine and wildlife. Over the years she has gained experience and knowledge working with exotic animals ranging from your common duck to the big cats. She is living in the Wide Bay region with her Border collie named Maple and her own Garfield called Mo, who was originally one of the clinics adoption cats.

10.01.2022 We are now Zip Partners! www.zip.co/apply

10.01.2022 Holiday Opening Times Mon 23rd - 8.30am - 5pm Tue 24th - 8.30am - 5pm Wed 25th - CLOSED ... Thu 26th - CLOSED Fri 27th - CLOSED Sat 28th - CLOSED Sun 29th - CLOSED Mon 30th - CLOSED Tue 31st - CLOSED Wed 1st - CLOSED Thu 2nd - 8.30am - 5pm Fri 3rd - 8.30am - 5pm Sat 4th - CLOSED Sun 5th - CLOSED

09.01.2022 Meet our team: Dr Clare Condos! My journey to become a veterinarian has been a long and interesting one. I rode horses professionally before travelling the world and living in London for two years. I then worked in marketing and event management for over a decade before taking a giant leap of faith to change careers and combine my passion for animals and career strengths in communication and building client relationships. On graduating from The University of Melbourne, I st...arted out my career in mixed practice in Darwin, NT which involved small animal medicine, equine medicine and surgery, performing race track duties at the Darwin Turf Club and conducting live export inspections as an Australian Accredited Government Veterinarian. I also gained exposure to some interesting tropical diseases cases. Having now relocated to the Fraser Coast, I work across the three clinics in Childers, Howard and Maryborough. I feel humbled by the trust client place in me and I value our relationship as we work together on the best care for their pets whilst treating them with kindness, compassion and respect. My interests focus on the One Health initiative and I enjoy exploring and understanding the complexities of human-animal interactions from the development of behavioural problems in companion pets, the effects of animal therapy programs on human mental health and physical well-being to the benefits of anxiety free veterinary techniques when working with clients and patients. I am also motivated to use my skills and knowledge to work with under-privileged, developing and indigenous communities on veterinary health education programs to improve global standards in animal welfare.

07.01.2022 Meet our team: Mahalia, veterinary nurse Mahalia joined the Fraser Coast team in 2016 and is currently studying her cert IV in veterinary nursing. Around work and family time Mahalia has 5 dogs, 3 cats as well as horses, cattle and a number of parrots that keep her on her toes. Mahalia enjoys being able to care for a variety of animals both large and small.

06.01.2022 ** Heartworm Alert ** We have had FOUR locally acquired positive heartworm dogs in the past two months. Heartworm is spread by MOSQUITOES. To help combat the potential spread, we are offering a FREE heartworm test valued at $65 for dogs who aren't on prevention or on monthly prevention when they are booked in for a Proheart Injection. ... Proheart is an annual injection, this means it is one injection given every 12 months. 40% of positive cases have been on a monthly prevention. Monthly preventions are only effective when given every 30 days, if not your pet is at risk of contracting heartworm. Please contact the clinic on 4129 4336 for more information about eligibility or to book an appointment.

06.01.2022 Meet our team: Bethany, veterinary nurse. Bethany started with us in December 2018 after seeking a climate change from Stanthorpe (the coldest town in QLD). Bethany grew up on a cattle farm, which is where she discovered her love for animals. Bethany has two kelpies, a toy poodle and a horse. Bethany's passion in the industry is large animals and surgical nursing.

01.01.2022 Meet the team: Dr Meagan Wheeless Dr. Meagan Wheeless earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Texas A&M University; and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and Master’s Degree in Rehabilitation Counseling both from the University of Texas, Austin. Previously she worked for 6 years as a rehabilitative counselor and psychotherapist for military veterans who were transitioning back into the civilian workforce. After years of incorporating equine therapy programs and s...ervice dogs into her work, she decided to pursue veterinary medicine. She saw the tremendous impact that animals make in people’s lives and wanted to make a difference for animals in return. Meagan is an 8th generation Texan, originally from Austin. In April 2017 she moved her family to Australia on a 457 visa to embark on a new adventure together. People thought they were crazy for bringing the whole crew but they couldn’t imagine making a home here without each of them, including: fellow native Texan husband- Chance; Golden Retriever- Cali; black Lab- Canan; Terrier-Doxie mix- Lola; Chihuahua- Lily; and Ginger Manx cat- Mason. They say everything is bigger in Texas and that certainly includes their personalities! Eventually they would love to expand their family with horses, goats, and alpacas. Meagan has a strong passion for travel and international animal welfare. She has done externships and volunteer work all over the world including the Galapagos Islands, Nicaragua, Peru, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand. She hopes to continue this work domestic and abroad through outreach/community education programs and spay-neuter clinics. She has been really enjoying treating and learning more about native Australian wildlife. She loves to spend her spare time outdoors with her husband and dogs, particularly hiking, paddling, and swimming in the lakes, rivers, and the ocean. She also loves photography and creating works of art out of refurbished material.