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My Pet Hub Townsville

Locality: Townsville, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4401 5754

Address: 1/2-12 Hervey Range Rd 4817 Townsville, QLD, Australia

Website: https://mypethub.com.au

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25.01.2022 Today saw Hector join the Dogtopia family. Hector loved exploring the yard and meeting new friends, he also enjoyed his take home pack and his paw print painting!

25.01.2022 Did you know we do FREE Weightloss Programs for Cats & Dogs? Our qualified Nurses at My Pet Hub run weight loss programs specically tailored to your pet's individual needs. It begins with a FREE Nurse consultation to discuss your pet's current physical and environmental state including current diet and exercise routine. Your Nurse will then ask a few routine questions to ensure we tailor a program to benefit your pet's weight loss journey while keeping it achievable in your ...everyday lifestyle. We then keep in touch regularly for weigh ins to ensure we are on the right track and are able to modify their journey as we go. If your not sure if your pet is at a healthy weight or know your pet needs to loose a few KG's, contact our friendly team today to orgainse your FREE Nurse Weight Check.

24.01.2022 Today's group had a blast zooming around the yard hanging with friends and chilling by the shell pool (If you would like a printed copy of your pooch’s photo for just $5, please let our friendly staff know via message or call)

24.01.2022 Tuesday’s Terrific group had such a blast today doing Zoomies in the yard and splashing in the shell pools They got to celebrate Jedda’s 4th birthday and enjoyed some delicious cake (If you would like a printed copy of your pooch’s photo for just $5, please let our friendly staff know via message or call)

23.01.2022 Some dogs have a defective skin barrier, meaning that allergens can penetrate the skin and cause inflammation, as well as allowing transepidermal water loss leaving the pet dry, itchy and uncomfortable. We need to help repair their skin barrier, manage the inflammation present at the level of the skin as well as look after their general skin and coat health to prevent future flare ups.

23.01.2022 Spring is prime time for fleas and ticks. By keeping up with your dog's parasite protection, you're not only protecting them from fleas and ticks, but from the many serious diseases that the parasites can spread. NexGard Spectra's simple, monthly chew can keep your pet protected from nasty internal and external parasites. There is no better time to protect your pet. Buy any NexGard or NexGard Spectra product between now and October 31st and tell us in 25 words or less why you... should be the winner, and you will be in the draw to win a year's worth of parasite protection for your dog!* *T&Cs apply.

22.01.2022 Cat Boarding Birthday Sepcial We are celbrating ONE year of all things My Pet Hub. Our Cat Boarding Special:... A FREE night stay when you book 2 or more nights in our cattery *T&C's apply.

21.01.2022 Dental Scale & Polish with Canine Cowboy Cowboy was is a brave patient who visited My Pet Hub for a dental scale and polish procedure. Before the procedure, Cowboy suffered from smelly breath, thick plaque and calculus build up with mild gingivitis. During the procedure, his teeth were examined to count the number of teeth, ensure there was no damaged or missing teeth and the gums didn't have an large pockets that debris (food, grass,ect) could get into to cause issues.... Next, the Vet performed dental radiographs to ensure the teeth were internally healthy - including the roots of the teeth, ligaments, bones, and more. His X-rays showed his mouth was healthy and no extractions were necessary. Cowboy's teeth were then descaled with the ultrasonic scaler to remove the calculus, plaque and tartar formation. His teeth were then polished using the low speed polisher to smoothen out any rougher edges caused by the scaler and his mouth rinsed free of the paste. After his procedure, he left with homecare information to maintain good oral health at home and a minty fresh smile.

21.01.2022 Wednesday was a wonderful day with lots of fur babies coming along to join in the fun! They had heaps of fun playing chase together and having a wrestle and playing on the climbing equipment (If you would like a printed copy of your pooch’s photo for just $5, please let our friendly staff know via message or call)

21.01.2022 Puppy Primary School Graduation These four puppies have graduated with flying colours. They built social skills and conquered fears they didnt even know they had at the beginning. They have developed into very polite young pooches with great manners and listening skills.

21.01.2022 Fridays pups got absolutely soaked! They couldnt get enough of the water! They will for sure be tired tonight.

20.01.2022 Thursday fun Today's group had the most fun, they did Zoomies in the yard, played hide and seek and celebrated Rosie's Birthday (If you would like a printed copy of your poochs photo for just $5, please let our friendly staff know via message or call)

19.01.2022 Tuesday saw a big group of playful pooches having lots of fun together. They zoomed, splashed, wrestled and climbed the day away Celebrating Max’s birthday and welcoming new friend Ollie were highlights too it was a pawsome day! (If you would like a printed copy of your pooch’s photo for just $5, please let our friendly staff know via message or call)

19.01.2022 A little bit of rain couldn’t stop Tuesday’s fur babies from having a great day! They loved doing zoomies & chasing toys before coming inside to play wrestles and search for treats in the snuffle pool (If you would like a printed copy of your pooch’s photo for just $5, please let our friendly staff know via message or call)

18.01.2022 The lovely Koda celebrated his first birthday yesterday but wanted to celebrate it with all his friends at daycare today. He had lots of fun eating cake and playing with his friends

18.01.2022 We had the lovely Nala and Harvey join us for daycare today. Nala came in with her big brother koda who showed her the ropes. Harvey loved meeting all the new dogs and getting lots of pats and cuddles

17.01.2022 What........I have a grease gland? Guinea pigs have a grease gland located just above their tail bone. Grease glands secrete oil that guinea pigs use to mark their territory. Both boars and sows have grease glands. In some guinea pigs the grease gland can be more active, generally boars. While the grease gland does not usually cause any problems, it is advisable to check your guinea pigs grease gland on a regular basis. If they have a more active grease gland, the oil they produce can build up which can lead to impaction or infection of the grease gland. If you notice an increase in greasy coat or skin in this area it is advisable to clean off the grease with coconut oil and then bath in unscented soap such as a natural animal shampoo (either guinea pig specific or for small animals).

16.01.2022 Dogtopia Retreat is a pawsome place for your pooch to learn new things, socialise, release some energy and have a whole lot of fun! Check out some of our gorgeous pups

16.01.2022 Trivia Tuesday What parasite is picture below under a microscope?

16.01.2022 Thursday’s group had a blast today They showed Daisy the Dachshund around the yard, getting big hugs from the sitters and doing lots of Zoomies

15.01.2022 We have a grooming appointment available this Monday, call (07) 4401 5754, to take this last spot! We have a grooming appointment available this Monday, call (07) 4401 5754, to take this last spot!

15.01.2022 Fun facts about pupils The domestic cat can change the area of its pupil by a factor of 135 when fully dilated compared to when fully constricted, important because it is active both day and night. In contrast, a humans round pupil can only change by a factor of 15.

15.01.2022 Today we introduced Diesel into the family! Diesel especially loved playing chase and really loved cuddles from everyone. We look forward to seeing you next time Diesel!

15.01.2022 Tuesdays pooches had a wonderful time playing together. They loved playing fetch Im the yard, digging in the sand and having lots of running races too! (If you would like a printed copy of your poochs photo for just $5, please let our friendly staff know via message or call)

15.01.2022 Wednesdays group had a fantastic day playing games of fetch, splashing in the pools and having a great time together Hey! If you love your poochs photo, you can get a printed copy for just $5! Let our friendly team know via text or call

14.01.2022 Lets start a thread of boopable snoots

14.01.2022 Cowboy's DNA results are back He is.... 12.5% Australian cattle dog... 12.5% Australian stumpy cattle dog 25% sharpei 50% border collie But most of all he’s 100% the goodest boy!

14.01.2022 We had Lola join us at daycare today she was a bit shy at first but quickly shook it off and had a blast playing with friends

14.01.2022 Hypercarnivores Cats are known as obligate carnivores or hypercarnivores. This means they must eat meat as part of their diet and that generally it will be at least 70% of their diet. Other hypercarnivores include crocodiles, owls, dolphins, snakes and all the big cats. Cats cannot be vegetarian or vegan as they must eat meat to be able to obtain some essential amino acids, fatty acids and vitamins that cannot be obtained from plants. It is important to note however that a pu...re meat diet is also deficient in nutrients, particularly calcium, and can lead to health issues. The best way to ensure your cat is getting everything it needs is to feed a commercial diet that is balanced for their life stage or, if you are particularly dedicated to raw feeding to have a diet properly formulated and balanced by a veterinary nutritionist so they are not at risk of any deficiencies.

14.01.2022 Guess what, it’s Black Friday and this Friday was filled with fun, exploring and lots of splash time! The spooky mood didn’t affect our pooches and instead they had lots of energy to burn! The playground and rope toys were a popular treat for all our furry friends (If you would like a printed copy of your pooch’s photo for just $5, please let our friendly staff know via message or call)

13.01.2022 Last night was graduation for Kaylahs Puppy Preschool class! All the puppies have developed so well and have a great journey of continued training ahead of them! Congratulations to Kinley, Douglas, Bandit, Margo and Oakey! But also Astro, Colt and Buckey who we missed us last night.

13.01.2022 Today we welcomed Daisy She had so much fun meeting new furry friends and loved exploring the yard And got some bonus hugs from the sitters

13.01.2022 Today we celebrated Rosies 1st Birthday Rosie had the best day celebrating with her besties and ate some delicious cake

12.01.2022 Yesterday's Trivia Answer is...... d) Paw Pads Dogs do sweat, mainly through the glands in their paw pads.

12.01.2022 Tell us...What is your favourite thing to do with your pet?Tell us...What is your favourite thing to do with your pet?

12.01.2022 Have you got a puppy in need of socialisation and some basic cue training? Puppy Preschool is just as important for pet pawrents as it is for the puppies. Puppies will learn basic skills such as sit, along with learn new socialisation skills and interactions with other puppies of similar age. Pet Pawrents learn the ins and outs of having a new puppy addition to the family. ... Puppy Preschool & Puppy Primary School class spaces are now open for January & Early February. Check out our website for more information on classes - https://mypethub.com.au/services/puppy-school

11.01.2022 Trivia Tuesday! Today's question is....... Do the tapeworm parasites have a stomach? If so, where?

11.01.2022 Word Wednesday! Today's word is........Vector-Bourne Vector-Borne diseases are illnesses that are transmitted by vectors, which include mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas. These vectors can carry infective pathogens such as viruses, bacteria , and protozoa , which can be transferred from one host (carrier) to another.... Heartworm is an example of vector-bourne as it is transmitted by mosquitos to a new host (unprotected dogs).

10.01.2022 Todays fur babies had the best time testing out all the new toys!! They loved the flashing squeaky ball, the floating balls in the ball pit and jumping in and out of the tyres it was a very busy day of fun and adventure! (If you would like a printed copy of your poochs photo for just $5, please let our friendly staff know via message or call)

10.01.2022 Rascal visited us last week for a vet check and groom. He now looks super cute with his new cavoodle doo

09.01.2022 Nurse Kara got her cat advocate badge Kara is a crazy cat lady and jumped at the chance to become the cat advocate. Being the cat advocate means she is always looking out for the kitties we have in, she makes sure theyre stress free, well taken care of and that their experience with us is purrfect ... We offer cat only waiting areas, cat only consult rooms, cat boarding and cat grooming. If your kitty need to see or stay with us, call meow 4401 5754

09.01.2022 It was Jedda’s special day at daycare today She loved celebrating her 4th birthday with all of her friends! She was extra zoomy and you couldn’t wipe the smile off her face all day Happy birthday Jedda!

09.01.2022 Meet this cutie named George! George came in for his routine puppy vaccinations and proheart injection. He made all our hearts melt, we had to get a cuddle from him!

09.01.2022 Trivia Tuesday Answer... TAPEWORM WEAR THEIR STOMACH ON THE OUTSIDE. Tapeworms dont have a gut of their own. Instead, they use their specialised outer surface to absorb nutrients and excrete waste....and they do it pretty efficiently. ... Your small intestine has finger-like bumps called villi that basically add more intestinal surface, creating extra space for absorbing food. Tapeworms are also covered in little villus-like bumps that help them soak up more of whatever their host is eating.

09.01.2022 We have had a last minute Grooming cancellation for tomorrow! Please call us on 4401 5754 if you would like to book in

08.01.2022 This is Denis Denis recently had a DNA sample sent away for testing. What breeds do you think he is made up of?

08.01.2022 As of Monday, we have restructured our schedule and now have more appointments available! We have Dr Emily, Dr Sarah and Dr Natacha rotating through the week to best accomodate your needs. If your fur baby requires an appointment, don't wait, give one of our friendly nurses a call (07) 4401 5754

08.01.2022 Trivia Tuesday Answer...... The microscopic parasite was an ear mite!

07.01.2022 Today group had a fun day filled with lots of yard play from zoomies to catch and a nice game of chase. (If you would like a printed copy of your poochs photo for just $5, please let our friendly staff know via message or call)

06.01.2022 Todays group was full of smiley faces they all had lots of fun doing zoomies splashing in the pools (If you would like a printed copy of your poochs photo for just $5, please let our friendly staff know via message or call)

06.01.2022 All the dogs came zipping through the door this morning and did lap upon lap of the yard! They all had so much fun and the team cant wait to see them again next Wednesday!

05.01.2022 We are booking up fast for Santa Paws, have you booked your spot yet? We are booking up fast for Santa Paws, have you booked your spot yet?

05.01.2022 Litter trays Cats are usually super easy to toilet train as they instinctively want to hide their excrement and they learn by following their mothers example. It is quite common though to encounter cats who toilet outside of the litter tray. This can be a behavioural issue or a medical issue so it is important to have your cat checked by a vet if you do see toileting issues. Behavioural issues occur for a number of reasons but often it is simply because your cat doesnt like... the litter tray you are offering them. Here are some tips for giving them a desirable toilet; - size: it should be big enough to fit them in completely (including their tail), lots of trays are too small, consider getting an underbed storage crate to use as a tray - covered or not: this is completely up to your cat, offer both options and see what they choose - type of litter: again this is your cats choice, you may need to offer 3 or 4 different trays with different types of litter to figure it out - multiple trays for multiple cats: as a rule of thumb 1 tray per cat plus 1 extra - multiple locations for multiple cats: dont put all the litter trays next to each other, cats dont want to chat while they are going to the toilet - away from high traffic areas: you wouldnt want the whole family staring at you while you go to the toilet - ability to escape: especially if you have more than one cat, make sure the tray is in an area that your cat can get away from easily if it wants to with multiple escape routes - cleaning: trays need to be scooped at least 1-2 times daily and should be fully cleaned at least weekly, avoid using any strong smelling disinfectant

04.01.2022 Thursday’s group had so much fun today They loved doing Zoomies, playing Tug-O-War and splashing in the shell pools

03.01.2022 Trivia Tuesday Whats in my Nurse pouch? Take a guess of all the items, tomorrow we will have the answer up.

02.01.2022 Wednesday saw a whole lot of tails wagging and dogs playing tag. They loved the shell pools and searching for treats, what a day! (If you would like a printed copy of your pooch’s photo for just $5, please let our friendly staff know via message or call)

02.01.2022 Spring Parasite Protection Are your pet's protected? Purchase any Nexgard or Nexgard Spectra and go in the draw to win a years worth supply.... *T&C's Apply.

01.01.2022 Trivia Tuesday! Today's question is.... Through what part of the body do dogs sweat? a) Armpits b) Ears... c) Backside d) Paw Pads See more

01.01.2022 Daycare Birthday Sepcial We are celbrating ONE year of all things My Pet Hub. Our daycare special:... 5 FREE Hydrobath Pass with every 10 day pass purchase. *T&C's apply.

01.01.2022 Did you know we do FREE Dental Checks? A qualified Vet Nurse dental check is performed in the FREE Dental Check up appointment. The Nurse starts by asking a few routine questions to gather information about your pet. They will then perform an oral health examintation which includes; checking occlusion (bite contact between teeth), level of dental disease (plaque, calculus, gingivitis, etc), odour, colouring, any abnormalities, etc... Things discussed in the Dental Checks: - Homecare options - diets, chews, toys, tooth brushing, etc - Dental Scale & Polish Procedure - what is it? Why do we do it? How is it done? - Your pet's oral examination explained - is the pet's teeth/mouth normal? What does it mean? - The next steps to take

01.01.2022 Grooming Birthday Sepcial We are celbrating ONE year of all things My Pet Hub. Our grooming special:... A FREE Hydrobath voucher when your pet has a groom during the month of september and rebook your next visit. *T&C's apply.

01.01.2022 Vet Birthday Sepcial We are celbrating ONE year of all things My Pet Hub. Our Vet Special:... 50% off Heartworm or FIV tests *T&C's apply.