Maryborough Veterinary Surgery in Maryborough, Queensland | Pet service

Maryborough Veterinary Surgery

Locality: Maryborough, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4121 3849

Address: 355 Alice Street 4650 Maryborough, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.localvet.com.au/MaryboroughVetClinic

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25.01.2022 We had a very special visitor yesterday! It was the one and only Easter bunny!! It all started with a little rumble in the tummy she said! So into our clinic she hopped feeling rather unwell! On further examination by our kind and thorough veterinary team for rather exotic animals, , we diagnosed that the cause of their tummy problems was in fact eating some Easter eggs!! Oh no!!! The Easter bunny has a very important day coming up and needed help fast to get her back... on the hop!! After some iv fluids, special medication and some great nursing by our veterinary team, the Easter bunny was feeling so much better that they were able to go home and prepare for their busy day coming up!! But before she left she paid us in full with some yummy Easter eggs and Easter chocolate rabbits!! Thank you Easter Bunny and no more eating your deliveries!! Chocolate is toxic to dogs and cats (and bunnies!!) Ingestion can result in significant illness. It contains a chemical called theobromine, as well as caffeine. Dogs and cats cannot metabolize theobromine and caffeine as well as people can. This makes them more sensitive to the chemicals’ effects. So be careful this weekend that your beloved pet does not eat any of those yummy treats the Easter bunny is going to deliver!! Have a safe and Hoppy Easter!!

23.01.2022 Matching collar and gorgeous eyes for this little lady who visited us today!! Happy safe Friday everyone!!

23.01.2022 Holly and Maelee the sweetest couple of Shih Tzu’s in town! Both came in to visit us today and ended up best buddies with play dates planned in the future! Have fun you guys!!

22.01.2022 Today we had the absolute pleasure of a visit from these little rascals!! Scottish Fold kittens!! They came in for their kitten vaccinations and microchips to keep them safe and protected. We thought they were so cute that we wanted to share their pictures with everyone!

22.01.2022 Huge Thank you Sue and Moose from us all here for the beautiful yummy hamper you gave us yesterday!! We can’t believe our eyes!! It was full of all the vet and vet nurse essentials!!! Very very kind!!! Hope Moose is feeling a bit better this morning!!

20.01.2022 We wish all our Patients and Clients a very Happy and safe Easter!! We are pretty sure the Easter bunny is an essential worker!! Happy Easter

17.01.2022 Our Phones are back online again! Thanks again for all your patience! We are having some technical problems with our phones at the moment. We will hopefully have them up and running very soon. ... Thank you for you patience at this time! Our after hours phone number is 0418736112. See more

17.01.2022 Roxy One of our Friday Favourite visitors today! One of the most happiest little girls you could meet! A little ray of pure sunshine!

16.01.2022 Eye Infections in Horses Eye infections and injuries are more common than you might think. Very frequently, horse owners go out to the paddock to see their horse’s eyes swollen, barely open, and tearing. It’s nothing to take lightly! You must be proactive from the beginning to ensure the injury or infection is on the road to recovery. ... Signs of Eye Trauma Keep a lookout for the following symptoms. It is advisable to contact your vet immediately if you notice any of these. Holding the lid shut Swollen Pus or excessive tears when blinking Discharge streaming down his face Lid is torn Eyeball is discolored or cloudy Surrounding tissues are red and inflamed Abnormal growth/tumor Call the vet: If you notice any abnormalities in your horse’s eye(s) don’t delay in calling the vet out. Sometimes self-diagnosing and treating the eye yourself can make matters worse. Time is of the essence. The vet will be able to identify common eye problems, such as conjunctivitis, Corneal Ulcers, cuts , tumors, or allergic reactions. Healing: Always follow your vet’s recommendations. It is important to carefully observe your horse over the next few days, weeks to follow. Regular updates are required as soon as every 2-3 days after the commencement of any treatment. This is important to identify any sudden changes to the eye during the treatment. Regular photo updates are also beneficial for the vet to monitor the eye. Make sure to apply the medicine as directed and for the whole course of the treatment. Eye injuries and infections can mean serious trouble. Don’t delay!

14.01.2022 Meet none other than Handsome Henry the Toy Poodle. Henry was in for his vaccination, Proheart and wormer.

14.01.2022 EASTER OPENING HOURS The Easter long weekend is fast approaching! Our opening hours during this period are as follows: Friday 2nd April (Good Friday) - CLOSED Saturday 3rd April 8:30am - 11.30am... Sunday 4th April (Easter Sunday) - CLOSED Monday 5th April (Easter Monday) - CLOSED For urgent veterinary care outside these hours, please call the After Hours No: 0418736112. Our normal hours resume from Tuesday the 6th April. Just a reminder to keep chocolate and wrappers well out of reach of all pets, great and small.

10.01.2022 This week, we had the pleasure of Madison Dunning doing her grade 10 work experience placement with us. Madison said she learnt a lot and really enjoyed her week with us. She plans to continue a career in the Veterinary Industry once leaving school. We wish her all the very best with her future plans and thank her for the lovely cake and chocolates too!!

09.01.2022 Brianna has been spending her holidays this week doing her Grade 10 placement work experience. Little Milo got some lovely cuddles this afternoon after he had his puppy vaccination. As you can see great smiles all round!! Happy Friday everyone!!

09.01.2022 Happy Friday everyone!

08.01.2022 Thank you Paisley Park for the delicious cup cakes . You guys are doing a fantastic job.

06.01.2022 ‘Yogi’ One of the sweetest patients we had today!! We all fell in love with him!!

05.01.2022 We would like to inform our valued clients that we still offer an after hours service for emergency cases. However, just a timely reminder to everyone.. We value our staff and feel that it is important that clients behave in an acceptable manner towards them. Maryborough Veterinary Surgery operates a zero tolerance policy with regard to violence, abuse and demanding behaviour.... This practice will not tolerate unacceptable behaviour e.g. clients swearing at staff, shouting or being aggressive. The practice has the right to remove violent clients with immediate effect in order to safeguard practice staff, clients and animals. Violence in this context includes actual or threatened physical violence or verbal abuse. Our Veterinary staff are here to help you in the best way we can. Thank you.

03.01.2022 To all our valued clients: Repeat Prescription Medication As long as your pet is not requiring a re-examination, please ring the clinic to order all repeat medication. Our vet nurse’s will inform the Veterinarian who will then authorize the prescription of the medication.... The vet nurse will confirm with you if the medication is still working and what dose are you giving and if your pet’s condition has improved with this medication. This is just to ascertain whether the medication is working as expected or whether a revisit should be made sooner than previously thought. Once your records have been double checked by the vet we can give you a repeat prescription. Most medications we have in stock, so they can be supplied straight away once the prescription has be authorised. However, in cases of large volumes or unusual medications, we may need to place a special order. Therefore we require 24 hours notice to prepare prescription, allowing the Veterinarian time to authorize the prescription, and ensure stock is available so as to avoid disappointment. Use of prescription drugs Many drugs have legal restrictions on their use and can only be dispensed under certain conditions, and must be given or applied correctly. If you have any concerns about your ability to treat your animal at home with a particular medication please do not hesitate to discuss this with us.

02.01.2022 The many beautiful faces of Sasha Sasha had some ear troubles earlier last week and today she came back with her very proud owner for a recheck. Re-checks are vital for the confirmation that the appropriate medication is applied. Sasha is an absolutely gorgeous girl with impeccable manners and we love her visits!

01.01.2022 From everyone here at the Maryborough Vet Surgery, we would like to wish all our precious patients and clients a very Merry and safe Christmas and New Year!! We look forward to 2022 and all that it brings!

01.01.2022 We had 2 little Friday Fairy’s visit us today to have their annual vaccination! How special do they look?!! Peanut and Buttercup were both very enthusiastic, brave and well behaved for Dr David Jameson!

23.12.2021 1 Day to go!!!

14.12.2021 Archie, Chex and Phillip the Bearded Dragon all got into the swing of Christmas!! Day 4 and 3 and now 2 days to go!!

09.12.2021 It’s a puppy Christmas!! What a gorgeous lot!!

24.11.2021 Dear Monty and Shelly were given extra special hugs for Christmas by Dr Nicole! 4 days to go!!

04.11.2021 Levi is making sure everything is in order for Christmas!! He is pleased with our preparations!! 7 days to go!!

20.10.2021 Christmas parcels!!

30.09.2021 Some Christmas fun was had this morning!! Archie and Bruce look very dashing as reindeer!! Little Cobber and Fatty also got into the fun of it with their cute antlers and cute faces!! 8 days to go now!!

23.09.2021 9 days to go before Santa arrives! Maisy, Jesse, Jack, Poh and Steve are very excited!!

18.09.2021 Lovely Luna the Siamese X Ragdoll kitten visited us today for her all important kitten vaccination. She is an absolutely sweetheart and we are pretty sure Santa will visit her house for her first Christmas!! 10 Days to go!!

14.09.2021 We would like to wish all our clients and their furry friends a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year ! Opening Hours over the festive season are Christmas Day 25th - CLOSED... Boxing Day 26th - CLOSED Monday 27th - CLOSED Tuesday 28th - CLOSED Wednesday 29th - OPEN Thursday 30th -OPEN Friday 31st -OPEN New Years Day 1st Jan -CLOSED Sunday 2nd -CLOSED Monday 3rd -CLOSED Tuesday 4th - NORMAL BUSINESS FROM HERE . After hours will be shared between MVS & Tinana Vets

29.08.2021 14 days to go!! An assortment of happy Christmas Critters!!