Scarness Vet Surgery in Hervey Bay, Queensland | Pet service

Scarness Vet Surgery

Locality: Hervey Bay, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4128 2377

Address: 186 Torquay Road 4655 Hervey Bay, QLD, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Great News!! we have been participating for some time in the NDN cat desexing programme, an amazing initiative between National Desexing Network ,Fraser Coast Regional Council and participating Vets that helps decrease domestic animal populations, colonies and unwanted litters. The great news is that for the Month of SEPTEMBER we will be extending this offer to DOG owners. The cost of desexing for a Male dog : Small $195. Med $205 Large $215. For a Female Dog Sml $235. Med $255. Large $305. For further information on this amazing offer, please contact NDN on `1300 368 992 and apply for a voucher

25.01.2022 Just a reminder that September is Dog desexing month with the National Desexing Network. Prices range from $195-$215 for male dogs and $235-$305. for female dogs depending on size; we are also continuing with discounted cat desexing. Call us on 4128 2377 for more information. Every animal deserves a loving home, together, as a community we CAN achieve this.

24.01.2022 Happy Australia Day to all our valued customers the on call emergency Vet today is Nissen Street Vets phone +61 7 4184 9466, we hope you all have a lovely day celebrating all that is Australian we will be back on deck tomorrow

23.01.2022 Got Guinea Pigs but would rather not have any more? Believe it or not there is a real over supply of guinea pigs, many of them ending up in rescues which are quite over burdened. Help is at hand, Dr Candice can desex your Male and Female Guinea Pigs, call for more details.

23.01.2022 Next Puppy Preschool class begins Thursday 13th August, one space left contact us on 4128 2377 to register interest

23.01.2022 What a difference a few weeks make, ready now for preadoption

22.01.2022 Class of September 2020 beautiful bunch of people and puppies

22.01.2022 Just like many of us, dog's love corn on the cob! While the corn itself is fine for your dog to eat, the cobs can be very dangerous. Your dog cannot digest the solid cob and if swallowed, it can cause an obstruction (blockage) in the intestine or perforation; even small corn cobs or chewed pieces of cob can be a problem.

21.01.2022 We are seeking an easy going Locum vet for the 22 June to the 3rd July2021 in beautiful Hervey Bay The dates are a bit flexible, as are the days you would like to work. No after hours. House provided and if you need some extra time with accommodation to explore the region or Fraser Island then you are very welcome. Normal Locum rates.

20.01.2022 We are so happy to report that the road in front of the clinic is finally finished, thank you all for supporting and sticking with us during this time, we know it was difficult and inconvenient so thanks for persisting.

19.01.2022 Rat parents- would you like to house your make rats together but they are just too aggressive? We now offer a desexing service for male rats, call us for more information

19.01.2022 You all know our beautiful Mila, also known as the welcoming committee, but there are times when we need to keep her behind the desk for safety reasons, but she still needs to see what’s going on so our fearless leader Dr Lily made this little gem which Mila thinks is pretty cool, what do you think?

16.01.2022 Have you heard of the NDN? No? NDN stands for National Desexing Network, an amazing organisation who's mission it is to have Zero stray cats. The life of a stray cat is a very sad one, they are most often flea and worm burdened, diseased, they suffer from cat flu, you name it. That is why we, as Vets choose to participate in what we see as an invaluable service. Hervey Bay and surrounds has an overpopulation of strays, we would like to see this get to ZERO and put an end to their suffering, every cat deserves a warm, safe home. Through NDN the cost of desexing a female cat is $65. a second female is $55. A male cat just $55. To apply, simply call NDN on 1300 368 992, apply for a voucher and nominate Scarness Vet as the participating Vet

15.01.2022 Our smallest puppy preschool class ever but lots of fun and high jinx with these two beautiful dogs Lexi and Billy and their owners

14.01.2022 Did you ever buy 2 Guinea Pigs and ended up with 4, 6, 8, do they just keep multiplying but you don’t want to separate them because they would be lonely? Female guinea pigs can be sexually mature from 4 weeks of age and breed prolifically. Well, help is at hand, we can desex your male guinea pig, contact us on 4128 2377 for more details

14.01.2022 Animals are truly amazing, last week we had a mother cat take on 6 abandoned one day old kittens as her own. Another litter we have in foster care are being loved and nurtured by Teddy, one of our puppy preschool graduates; I didn’t teach that in class, Teddy is just a natural

14.01.2022 This has to be the smallest patient we have ever treated at Scarness Vets, at just 2 grams in weight, this baby Eastern Broad Nosed Bat was found clinging to his deceased mother; it will be touch and go for this little one but he is in the expert care of Bat Rescue Inc. Remember, never touch or pick up a bat, rather contact Rescue Hotline 07 5441 6200

13.01.2022 Lost King Charles cavalier found in toogoom this morning please phone clinic on 41282377

13.01.2022 First graduation of 2021

11.01.2022 Hello, Due to information we have received and with how numbers of coronavirus are rising again we cannot put our lovely team at risk. So we have put back into place some precautions to keep us safe so we can continue to care for all of your gorgeous fur babies! We are back to one person per animal into the clinic and consult rooms. If you have travelled recently we please ask that you be honest with us. Like we said earlier in the year we will not refuse treatment to your a...nimal. If you are experiencing flu like symptoms please re schedule unless it is an emergency! Many thanks, The Scarness vet surgery team

10.01.2022 FREE Eskies , please collect from the clinic

09.01.2022 Class of July 2020, a lovely class of people and puppies, thanks all for attending

09.01.2022 This is 6 year old Max, he was surrendered yesterday, his owner’s circumstances changed so Max found himself homeless. Just doing a shout out to see if anyone is able to offer this gentle boy a home, if not just to foster until a home can be found

09.01.2022 Entire male kitten, , no microchip, currently with us, highly recommend microchipping and desexing if owners come forward

08.01.2022 Thanks everyone for sharing Max’s plight, thankfully he has been offered refuge with a kind family so is in foster care with them, will post an update soon

07.01.2022 Very happy to report that Max has been adopted, thanks to everyone for caring and sharing

06.01.2022 Found, friendly cockatiel, is safe at the clinic

06.01.2022 Like father like son

06.01.2022 Dear valued clients , Just an update about road works on Tuesday 4/8/20. Bitumen is getting laid out the front of the clinic around midday, this means all traffic will be redirected to Gossner St .Hopefully this should only take around 45 mins ,sorry for any inconvience this may cause .We should be back to normal by the afternoon .Thank you for your patience

05.01.2022 Hi everyone, i'm sure everyone who has visited our clinic is familiar with our Fearless Leader Lily's artwork. Well, she has a new project so if anyone has any spare spoons and forks of any shape and size, stainless they would be gratefully appreciated Have a lovely weekend one and all

04.01.2022 We had a very special puppy at puppy preschool this evening. Just a few short weeks ago Jinx was born via cesarean section at our clinic and graduated tonight as a beautiful, strong, happy, healthy pup

03.01.2022 When people bring their pets in to us, the first thing we do is ask them to pop their pet on the scales, whether we manage to get their weight is another matter

03.01.2022 Meet 6 year old Bella, her world is about to be turned upside down, her Mum who she has been with since she was a tiny kitten is no longer able to care for her. Bella is a much loved and well cared for cat and has always been kept up to date with her worming and shots; she has never seen the outside world so would need to be an indoor cat, we would love to hear from anyone who could offer Bella a loving home UPDATE, BELLA HAS A NEW HOME, THANKS EVERYONE FOR SHARING :)

01.01.2022 Graduation night at Scarness Vets for Marcy, Molly Zuzu and Ralph (absent) thanks everyone for giving your pups the very best start to life

01.01.2022 Hi everyone, hope you’re all enjoying the long weekend hoping to find someone to foster a Persian cat for a few weeks whilst owner recovers from illness, please message us if anyone can help tiaHi everyone, hope you’re all enjoying the long weekend hoping to find someone to foster a Persian cat for a few weeks whilst owner recovers from illness, please message us if anyone can help tia

01.01.2022 Update - new mum is feeding kittens and kittens are doing well Today we had 6 little kittens handed in, just a day or 2 old. We put the call out to see if anyone had a nursing mother and we found one!! Our awesome vet nurse Cheyann took on the task of introducing them and after a couple of hours, success!! A great outcome, giving these little bubs their best chance of survival, fingers crossed

01.01.2022 Maltese terrier male safe at clinic, please call tomorrow if he belongs to you Maltese terrier male safe at clinic, please call tomorrow if he belongs to you

01.01.2022 Happy vet nurse day to our amazing nurses!

01.01.2022 Found last night at Hungry Jacks, entire male no microchip, has a collar