Central New Farm Veterinary Surgery in New Farm, Queensland | Veterinary surgeon

Central New Farm Veterinary Surgery

Locality: New Farm, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 3358 4154

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25.01.2022 Harry is all ready to go home with his new party hat and bandana

25.01.2022 Working out what vaccination your pet is due for can be tricky There is a lot of vet jargon to sift through and often owners are left confused about what exactly their pet has had in the past. The most common vaccinations for dogs are called C3 and C5 vaccinations. The most common vaccination for cats is called an F3 vaccination. We will be explaining each of these vaccination types during the month of May

22.01.2022 Some outdoor plants are toxic to our pets Do you have any of these outdoor plants around your home? Always keep your pets away from these common poisonous plants

22.01.2022 Here are some tips on how to keep your pet safe from accidental poisoning A simple command could help prevent a trip to the vets!

21.01.2022 A lot of our clients recognise the importance of dental health in their pets and do the right thing by feeding their pet dental chews and dental diets They then become disheartened when they come in for a health check and are told their pet is still suffering from dental disease In order for preventative dental care to work your pet needs a clean slate to start from, this is where a scale and polish is essential Take advantage of our once a year dental promotion and get $50 off your pets dental treatment for the month of August and September

21.01.2022 Chiquikta came in for her final puppy vaccination Just two more weeks and youre free to socialise!

20.01.2022 Are you aware of which foods are considered toxic for pets? Here are a few safe and poisonous foods to be aware of next time you want to give your pet a treat under the table.

19.01.2022 Theres no need to fear your pet during a time like this

19.01.2022 Found Cavalier King Charles Spaniel X running on Brunswick street, New Farm. He was brought into the clinic this afternoon. Please call (07) 3358 4154 if you recognise the little one. We close at 6:00pm tonight and will reopen tomorrow at 8:00am.

19.01.2022 Found quail in Victoria Park, Spring Hill was brought into the clinic this morning. Please call (07) 3358 4154 if you recognise the little one.

19.01.2022 Before choosing your indoor plants, always make sure they do not pose a risk to your pets health!

18.01.2022 Microchip details can be updated online Most microchips are registered with the Australasian Animal Registry (AAR). If you cant find your pets details registered there then give us a call as we can search to see which registry your pets details are registered with. If you also are unsure of your pets microchip number then just give us a call and we will work this out with you

18.01.2022 If youve ever bought your pet into the clinic unwell you may have had a SNAP test done. SNAP tests are small lab tests which screen your pets blood for particular illnesses. In the clinic we carry SNAP tests able to screen for heartworm disease, FIV, pancreatitis and also parvovirus. If your pet was suspected to have one of these illnesses we would only need 3 dropsof blood from your pet to run a SNAP test which then gives us results within 10 minutes. ... These tests are a great way for us to gain quick answers so that we can start treating your pet right away! See more

17.01.2022 Dental disease is graded on a scale of 1-4 in dogs and cats, with 4 being the worst Dental disease is caused by a buildup of plaque on the teeth which then leads to gingivitis, inflammation of the gums. If untreated the plaque and gingivitis in your pets mouth can worsen and become tartar which can cause tooth decay or tooth loss However, dental disease is preventable and we are here to help treat your pets dental disease Book your pet in for a FREE dental check with one of our nurses to get started. You can also take advantage of our dental promotion during August and September and get $50 off all dentals and great discounts on dental pet food!

17.01.2022 Here are some 6 week old foster kittens one of our clients are looking after

16.01.2022 Anyone else have a dog at home who doesnt realise how big they are?

16.01.2022 VACCIMAY: Month of Explaining Vaccines The FIV vaccination is given to cats and protects against feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV). FIV is spread between cats when an infected cat bites another cat. Early symptoms of FIV include fever, sores and diarrhoea and this eventually progresses to failure of the cats immune system. The FIV vaccine is given as a yearly vaccination and can be given at the same time as the F3 vaccination.

15.01.2022 What sneaky things have you caught your pet doing?

14.01.2022 Pet insurance is a personal choice. As vets we love that pet insurance gives our clients peace of mind during an emergency or an unexpected visit However some of our clients choose to have an emergency bank account set aside for their pets instead What do you find works best for you?

14.01.2022 Check the following indicators to see if your pet is overweight: 1. Can you feel each of your pets ribs? 2. Is your pets chest wider than its abdomen? 3. Does your pets stomach tuck up higher than its chest? If you answered no to any of these questions then your pet might be overweight!

14.01.2022 Has your vet ever recommended routine blood tests for your dog or cat? A blood test may feel like yet another cost at the vet however the information gained from it could be invaluable Dogs and cats cant talk to us (as much as we wish they could!) so early signs of disease may go undetected Detecting disease early is key to treating and maintaining your pets wellbeing during their lifetime

14.01.2022 With ticks and fleas being worse in the summer months we are often asked if pets need parasite prevention all year round or just in the hotter weather Our answer is to keep up prevention all year round! If you like to take your pet to farms, beaches or rainforest areas for weekend getaways then youll be very likely to run into ticks and fleas along the way. Australia is also unpredictable with weather and so if we have a hot winters day then fleas and ticks often come out to play!

13.01.2022 Did anyone catch a familiar face on channel 9 news the other day?

13.01.2022 Premium pet food is our preferred type of pet food There are many brands on the market but we choose to stock Hills and Royal Canin on our shelves as we find their quality is unbeatable. Give us a call today if youd like help switching your pet over to a premium diet.

13.01.2022 VACCIMAY: Month of Explaining Vaccines The C5 vaccination is given to dogs and is a combination of a C3 vaccination and a Kennel Cough vaccination. Collectively the C5 vaccination protects against parvovirus, distemper, hepatitis, bordetella bronchiseptica and parainfluenza virus These five diseases are commonly caught infectious diseases among dogs and some can lead to fatality. The C5 vaccine can be given yearly as an injection or it can be given as an intranasal component every year with only one needle every three years!

12.01.2022 VACCIMAY: Month of Explaining Vaccines The F3 vaccination is given to cats and protects against calicivirus, feline rhinotracheitis (feline herpes virus) and panleucopenia. These three diseases are infectious and some can lead to fatality. The F3 vaccination is given as a yearly vaccination

12.01.2022 Our clinic is constantly updating our in house lab equipment This allows us to run in house blood and urine tests on our patients when needed. Our lab equipment gives us results within 10 minutes , this allows quick detection of disease and illness and therefore quick treatment!

11.01.2022 Our wildlife carers do such amazing work. Check out this beautiful reuniting of a baby curlew brought into us

11.01.2022 Here is a great idea to keep fur children busy this long weekend

09.01.2022 Many of you may have heard about heartworm when you last took your pet to the vet, however do you actually know what heartworm is? Heartworm is actually spread between pets through a mosquito bite! Once placed into an unprotected host the heartworm larvae then mature and clog up the heart of its host. Treating heartworm can be dangerous for the patient however preventing heartworm is simple! We stock monthly and yearly heartworm prevention in clinic, give us a call to see what would suit your pet!

07.01.2022 Both dogs and cats require booster vaccinations every year Give us a call today if your pet is overdue for their vaccination!

07.01.2022 Getting your pets teeth checked every year is critical to their health and wellbeing If dental disease is left untreated the bacteria and decay can start to impact on your little ones heart, liver and kidneys Dont take the risk, get your pets teeth checked for FREE by one of our nurses

07.01.2022 IMPORTANT CLINIC INFORMATION Our clinic is still OPEN We first wish to thank our valued clients for continuing to trust us with your pets healthcare as we navigate the current situation involving COVID-19.... Your adherence and co-operation with hygiene practices and social distancing contribute to allowing us to continue to provide our services. The services that our teams provide for your pets are essential as a part of their healthcare needs, and we anticipate being able to continue to remain open and provide this care. We are continuing our strict hygiene protocols in the clinic, to maintain safety for our teams and our clients. This might mean that your visit to the clinic looks a little bit different to how it used to, though we appreciate your understanding as we navigate through these changes. Our updated hygiene guidelines will continue to be communicated to our clients via email, so please phone and update your email address on our records to ensure you receive this in your inbox. From your pet healthcare team at New Farm Vet

07.01.2022 Our clinic is still practicing social distancing if you pay us a visit please follow our nurses instructions and be patient with us while we try and keep everyone safe

06.01.2022 Lets help find Lola! If you have seen or heard anything please contact the page or can contact us on (07) 3358 4154.

05.01.2022 Getting your pet's teeth checked every year is critical to their health and wellbeing If dental disease is left untreated the bacteria and decay can start to impact on your little ones heart, liver and kidneys Dont take the risk, get your pet's teeth checked for FREE by one of our nurses

04.01.2022 Xylitol, the sugar substitute, can cause serious illness in our pets e.g. low blood sugar and liver disease Many common household products contain xylitol so it is important to keep these away from your pets!

03.01.2022 One more month remaining for our dental promotion! Book in for a FREE dental check and get $50 off your pets dental procedure for the remainder of September!

03.01.2022 Get $50 off all dental procedures for the months of August and September We also have great discounts on Hills T/D dental food for dogs and cats Give us a call today to book your pet in for a FREE dental check and take advantage of our dental promotion before time runs out!

03.01.2022 In order to prevent dental disease your pets require daily tooth brushing just like us However this isnt possible for a majority of pet owners, leading to dental disease in over 80% of pets However there is an easier way, start feeding your pet a dental diet today! The mechanical abrasion from prescription dental diet kibble helps to remove plaque and bacteria build up from your pets teeth, just like daily tooth brushing! We have some great deals during the months of August and September so grab a discounted bag while you can

03.01.2022 VACCIMAY: Month of Explaining Vaccines The C3 vaccination is given to dogs and protects against parvovirus, distemper and hepatitis. These three diseases are commonly caught infectious diseases among dogs and can lead to fatality. The C3 vaccine is given yearly and is often given in conjunction with a Kennel Cough vaccination.

03.01.2022 We discussed how useful a routine blood test can be in managing your pets health. However, what actually does a routine blood test show? Our routine blood test checks a variety of functions within your pet, this includes a complete blood count and blood chemistry What these two aspects of testing reveals to our vets is how your pets red blood cells, white blood cells, kidneys, liver, pancreas, glucose and electrolytes are ... Together this information gives the vet and you a complete picture of your pets health both inside and out!

01.01.2022 The most common age for desexing your pet is 6 months However research has started to show that larger dogs can benefit from being desexed later at 12 months. Give us a call to find out what age is best for your pet to be desexed.