Kilcoy Vet Practice in Kilcoy, Queensland | Pet service

Kilcoy Vet Practice

Locality: Kilcoy, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 5497 1511

Address: 5047 D'Aguilar Hwy 4515 Kilcoy, QLD, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Puppies visit Kilcoy Vet Practice for their 2nd vaccinations

25.01.2022 SPECIALS: 20% off Hessian Beds complete with frame and cover. Fully assembled. *2 x large (120 cm x 74 cm Height 27 cm)- Normally $56.85 Reduced to $45.50 *2 x XLarge (135cm x 85cm Height 28cm) Normally $59.30 Reduced to $47.45... *1 x Small - Normally $43.20 Reduced to $34.55

25.01.2022 Lost dog found in Kilcoy entire male border collie with a brown collar. No microchip. Please call clinic

24.01.2022 LOST 2 x Yorkshire terrier cross dogs have gone missing on Neurum Rd, Mount Archer. Not microchipped and they don't have identification tags either. Please keep a look out and contact the practice if you find them ... Thank you!

23.01.2022 FOUND: We have had a black & white, female, staffy cross type dog brought into the Kilcoy Vet Practice. If you are missing this dog, please call the practice on 54971511.

22.01.2022 Facts about Dogs you may not know: Dogs have a sense of time. It has been proven that they know the difference between a hour and five minutes. They can predic...t future events, such as regular walk times. Your dog can understand roughly 250 words and gestures Dogs that have been spayed or neutered live longer than dogs who are intact Dogs can be trained to detect cancer and other diseases in humans due to their enhanced smelling abilities. There are approx.. 600 million dogs in the world and an estimated nearly 400 million of those are strays.

22.01.2022 What snacks are you feeding your pets? Here are some examples of what some snacks can convert to for your pet.

21.01.2022 Foods that can make your pet sick: There are a number of common foods can make your pet sick. Some of the common ones include:... Chocolate and Caffeine -The amount and type of chocolate/caffeine your dog consumes will determine the toxicity level. Symptoms of toxicity can include vomiting, diarrhoea, increased thirst, abdominal discomfort, lethargy, muscle tremors, high body temperature, seizures, and possible death. The darker the chocolate the more dangerous it is. Grapes and Raisins - While grapes and raisins are not harmful to some dogs, they have been associated with kidney failure in others. Vomiting, lethargy and diarrhea can occur within 12 hours of ingestion. If the symptoms are not treated, they can lead to dehydration, decreased appetite and kidney problems. Alcohol -Small amounts of alcohol found in drinks, syrups and raw bread dough can be toxic to dogs. This is due to the ethanol in the products. Signs of intoxication include vomiting, disorientation, high body temperature, restlessness, excessive panting, muscle tremors and seizures Xylitol - is an artificial sweetener found in foods like sugarless gum, sugar-free candy and baked goods. It can also be found in toothpaste and mouthwash etc. Ingestion can cause a life-threatening drop in your dog’s blood sugar, as well as liver damage. Symptoms include vomiting, seizures and loss of coordination, which can occur anywhere from a few minutes to several hours after ingestion. According to the Pet Poison Helpline, a 5kg dog would only need to eat a single piece of sugar-free gum to reach a potentially toxic dose. Onions and Garlic - Anything in the onion familyfrom garlic to shallots and chives is toxic to dogs. They contain compounds that can cause gastroenteritis, anemia and damage to the red blood cells. Garlic is considered to be five times as potent as onions. Signs of poisoning often do not appear for several days after ingestion, but include lethargy, weakness and orange- to dark red-tinged urine. Macadamia Nuts - Ingestion of just a few macadamia nuts can cause weakness, paralysis and lack of coordination. If you are unsure if you can feed a food to your dog, always consult your veterinarian first. If you are worried your pet has eaten something that could be toxic contact Kilcoy Vet Practice on 5497 1511 at any time. To keep your dog out of harm’s way, it is best to stick to a diet of food specifically formulated to meet your dog’s nutritional needs. Download the First Aid for Pets App and find Kilcoy Vet Practice to register. You will get some great information here also

19.01.2022 What a beautiful little Jack Russell puppy to start the morning at Kilcoy Vet Practice Did you know that at Kilcoy Vet practice we also offer in-house Progesterone testing to determine the best time for natural mating and Artificial Insemination (AI). It is also used to determine when puppies are ready to be born. Kevin is able to perform fresh semen AI in dogs. Call Kilcoy Vet for more information.

18.01.2022 The nurses were impressed with the amount of hair clipped off Darcy when he came in to get trimmed up and ready for summer. We made a whole new dog from the hair we clipped Thanks for the laughs Darcy!

17.01.2022 Some fantastic ideas on home DIY for your kitty cats

17.01.2022 ** URGENT** FOUND FEMALE DOG- SOMERSET DAM REGION Requires veterinary treatment Sharpei cross, female, not desexed, looks to be an older girl ... Micro chipped but not registered with any database or council Please contact Kilcoy Vet immediately **PLEASE SHARE WITHIN COMMUNITY**

17.01.2022 Miss Marley had to find someway of entertaining herself while she spent 6 weeks on strict cage rest, due to a major orthopaedic surgery. Look at her beautiful innocent little face! Thank you to Marley's mum for sending in her photo. Has anyone else had their pet destroy their bedding or something similar? ... We would love to see photos. comment below.

16.01.2022 July is the month for promotions and savings!! * We have national desexing month, where we are offering 10% discount on all desexing's across July. * We also have $20 off all Advance 13kg-15kg; while stocks last.... More exciting news and promotions coming up **Stay tuned**

16.01.2022 Happy Saturday with some fun Vet Clinic signs Comment yes if you agree.

16.01.2022 How beautiful are these little fur kids! Thank you for making us laugh and for all the cuddles. They were all so brave for their first trip to the vet and got a healthy tick of approval from Dr Kevin.

16.01.2022 This beautiful puppy made a visit to Kilcoy Vet Clinic and we just had to share her photo to brighten up your day . Have a Happy Monday Did you know that in September we are also offering 10% OFF Desexing. Make a booking at the clinic on 5497 1511 to take advantage of this saving.

16.01.2022 Ginger and white Cat found in Atthow Street, Kilcoy. Friendly. Please contact the clinic on 549-71511

15.01.2022 August is DENTAL month - Healthy set, Happy pet August is Pet Dental Health Month and here at Kilcoy Vet Practice we are very excited to have the opportunity to talk all things oral health! The health of your pet’s teeth and gums is an important part of general husbandry to ensure your pets are healthy and comfortable. Dental disease can go undetected for long periods if not checked by a vet, and often your pet may be suffering without you realising. In fact, 80% of dogs and... 70% of cats over the age of 3 are suffering from some degree of dental disease. When undetected, small dental problems can progress to severe disease including gingivitis, bone loss, bleeding, and abscessation. As well as this, if severe dental disease is allowed to develop, harmful bacteria can enter the bloodstream which has dangerous effects on other organs in the body and your pet’s general health. The best way to ensure your pet’s dental health is taken care of is to have your pet checked by a vet. Any time your pet is here for their yearly check-up and vaccinations, a vet will check your pet’s teeth to ensure any dental problems are caught early, or to provide advice on how to continue your pet’s good oral health. During the month of August, we are offering FREE nurse dental checks, just give us a ring to make a booking. Our friendly and competent nursing staff can thoroughly check your pet’s teeth and gums and together with a vet, recommend a plan of action either for treating a problem or maintaining the good health of your pet’s mouth. Every dog and cat is different, and a dental health plan for one may not work for the other. Did you know that just like us, brushing your pet’s teeth daily is the best way to prevent dental disease? While some people are able to provide this for their pets, unfortunately, this can be a very difficult task and is often not an option for pets and owners. By taking advantage of our free nurse dental checks during the month of August, any maintenance or treatment your pet needs can be tailored to suit them and you for the best outcome for everyone. Please take advantage of this offer and call to make a booking today! Call Kilcoy Vet Practice on 5497 1511

15.01.2022 All in a days work Dr Kev setting up for a x-ray of this beautiful horse at the clinic with the help of our vet nurse Rebecca

14.01.2022 ** FOUND** Maltese cross white female running down Seib street near Kilcoy High School. **No microchip, no collar and no desexing tattoo**... Please contact the practice immediately for retrieval

14.01.2022 Read out latest newsletter here >>> https://mailchi.mp/c2397c9cb239/julyaugustkilcoynewsletter

12.01.2022 Cooler Weather and your Pet We have been experiencing cooler weather and your pet may be feeling the cold which you will notice them trembling and looking for warm spaces to stay warm. Dogs and cats will tend to curl up and avoid lying on the cold floor and look for warming areas to rest. As a general rule if you are feeling the cold then your pet will be cold also. Common problems with the cold weather include stiff and sore joints especially with older animals. As with... humans, the cold weather can make arthritis symptoms worse and a check-up may be needed. You may notice they are having difficulty in getting up after a sleep or moving slower. Dry skin can also be a problem for your pet. Decreased activity can impact your pets metabolism and adjusting the diet may be necessary to avoid weight gain. Some of the best ways to keep your pet comfortable in the cooler weather includes providing warm dry bedding, a elevated bed is great to keep them off the cool floor. Also a warm coat is great for pets that are older, small or have thin coats (currently Kilcoy Vet Practice is offering 20 percent discount on all coats) If you feel that your pet is struggling with the colder weather, be sure to visit Kilcoy Vet practice for advice and to discuss any concerns..

10.01.2022 **Easter trading hours** From our team to your family, we hope you enjoy a lovely Easter filled with joy and chocolate. We will be available for all emergencies over the Easter period, just contact the practice for divert to our after hours service. ... Our trading hours over Easter will be; Thursday 9th April- Open 8am-5pm Friday 10th April- CLOSED Saturday 11th April- CLOSED Monday 13th April- CLOSED Tuesday 14th April- Open 8am-5pm

10.01.2022 Recently this litter of 10 gorgeous German shorthaired pointers visited Kilcoy vet for their vaccinations

10.01.2022 **PLEASE SHARE** Found Male entire Rottweiler He was picked up by a good Samaritan at Hazeldean on Kilcoy-Esk Rd.... Microchip is not up to date Please contact the practice immediately

09.01.2022 $20 OFF all Advance 13-15kg bags starting from July 1st in clinic. ** limited stock available**

09.01.2022 10 beautiful puppies visited Kilcoy vet for their first vaccinations and microchips .

08.01.2022 Happy Friday! Here's a laugh to brighten your day

08.01.2022 Happy Thursday can any clients relate

07.01.2022 Male Pup brown with white chest found in Kilcoy . No microchip please contact Kilcoy vet.. update - pup reunited with owners

07.01.2022 Puppy central today at Kilcoy Vet Practice with Vaccination and microchipping of these beautiful puppies. What a great way to start the day with puppy cuddles

07.01.2022 FOUND Black and White cat No microchip ... Has been wandering around Mary Street and in the IGA carpark Due to the cat not having a microchip, the pet will be referred to the Somerset regional council if not reunited.

04.01.2022 The cold weather has arrived. May Specials on Dog Coats 20% OFF all Dog Coats

03.01.2022 Monday was puppy central at Kilcoy Vet Practice with these gorgeous Dachshund puppies . This is 5 of 8 puppies that were vaccinated Did you know we do specials for vaccinations and microchips for litters ring the clinic for more information on 5497 1511

03.01.2022 Sweet Sophie This brave little girl had large stones removed from her bladder. Lucky her mum and dad were quick to notice Sophie's urine was blood tinged and brought her into the practice for a check with Kevin. ... X-rays showed 3 very large stones for a very little puppa. Surgical intervention was required, miss Sophie was not going to be able to pass them. Surgery was a great success and Sophie was enjoying some sun and outside time that afternoon, just 2 hours after her big surgery. She is one tough cookie!!

03.01.2022 This little puppy made me melt at his first vaccination and microchip yesterday morning

03.01.2022 With a top of 30 degrees today, why not pop in with your pet for a refreshing hydrobath? We use a natural shampoo for all skin types or a medicated shampoo for those fur kids with skin allergies. We are operating the hydrobath today FOR $10 ONLY ... Bring a towel and come on down between 8am-12pm today!

02.01.2022 We are closed for the PUBLIC HOLIDAY Monday 10th August We will resume back at 8am to 5pm Tuesday 11th August Thankyou... Have a Great Day Kilcoy Vet Practice

02.01.2022 We are half through desexing month with only a few weeks left to take advantage of our discounted offer during July. If you have any questions regarding desexing, please contact our clinic.

01.01.2022 July is National Desexing Month!! Receive 10% off desexing in the month of July at Kilcoy Vet Practice. Ring to make a appointment on 5497-1511