South East Country Vets in Toogoolawah | Hospital

South East Country Vets

Locality: Toogoolawah

Phone: 54231303

Address: 31 Cairnscroft Street 4313 Toogoolawah, QLD, Australia

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

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19.05.2022 UPDATE 3.15pm: we have had to close our Blackbutt Clinic due to road closures around Toogoolawah. If you have an emergency please phone our Toogoolawah clinic 5423 1303 **Toogoolawah & Blackbutt clients** 8.30am: Due to the current rainfall and rising creeks some of our team haven’t been able to make it to work this morning. There may be longer waits than usual (in clinic and on the phone) so we ask that you please be patient and kind. Thank you for your understanding ... Stay safe! See more

30.04.2022 Happy Mother’s Day to all the Mum’s out there! The champion birds who have always been the wind beneath our wings

17.04.2022 These little beauties were born via caesarean in Blackbutt recently with the help of Dr Sarah and nurse Traci. Mum and bub are all doing super Let’s see who can guess the correct breed first (it’s an easy one!!) Comment below

22.01.2022 Is your pet desexed? Pyometra is defined as an infection in the uterus. It's considered a serious and life threatening condition that must be treated quickly and aggressively, often costing hundreds of dollars. Pyometra can occur in any "entire" young to middle-aged females; however it is most common in older females. Prevention is simple - desex your pets (it's never too late!).... SAVE 10% OFF regular desexing prices for the month of September! Call now to book an appointment before spots run out! 5423 1303 | 4170 0022 | 4698 2520

19.01.2022 Just a reminder!! Order cut-offs are 2pm today

18.01.2022 ROBAN rat and mice bait in stock now! We have seen an influx of rat bait poisoning cases over the last few weeks, but it doesn’t have to be this way! We want to remind everyone that we stock the safest rat bait on the market. ROBAN is lethal on rodents and safer to non-target species in the environment. It’s 100 times LESS toxic to pets than other baits.... This product is a must for anyone with pets who’s wanting to eradicate their rodents ASAP. Contact us today for more information

17.01.2022 Just a reminder that we are closed tomorrow > Monday October 5th for the Public Holiday. If you have an emergency please call 5423 1303 and follow the prompts to be diverted to the after hours vet. Enjoy the long weekend ... We will reopen Tuesday morning at 9am

15.01.2022 Pinkeye is a painful, debilitating condition that can severely affect animal productivity. It is a bacterial infection of the eye that causes inflammation, ulceration and potentially permanent blindness in affected animals. The infective organism is spread by flies and is highly contagious when the conditions are right. Most producers are familiar with pinkeye, however many do not know how to minimise its spread and treat it within a herd. TREATMENT: eye ointment (orbenin/opt...iclox), antibiotic injections, eye patches, veterinary treatment. We also recommend separating those affected from the rest of the herd to prevent the infection from spreading further. PREVENTION: avoid dusty yards (causes eye irritation and encourages infection spread), fly control (sprays, ear tags, pour-ons), weed control to avoid eye damage during grazing, early intervention & treatment.

10.01.2022 Desexing is HIGHLY recommended by all vets as a preventative measure for reproductive cancers and other medical conditions of the reproductive system. Male ENTIRE dogs are often prone to getting testicular and prostate cancer in their senior years. The photo below shows a cancerous testicle vs. a healthy testicle. Desex your pet to prevent these awful diseases!!... During the month of September we are offering 10% off regular desexing prices. Book now, before you miss out!

10.01.2022 As we quickly approach the new year, the team at South East Country Vets would like to say a huge thank you for your continual support and understanding throughout this crazy year!! We hope you all have a wonderful night and a happy and healthy New Year, stay safe

09.01.2022 Yesterday we farewelled Dr Laura. On behalf of all of us we'd like to thank you for being an amazing vet and friend! Wishing you much joy and happiness as you begin a new chapter in your life in blue territory (NSW!!) we won't hold that against you

07.01.2022 Toogoolawah’s next Puppy Preschool starts Wednesday 18th November at 5.30pm Start your puppies on the right paw! TOPICS COVERED:... > Training advice > Socialisation > Managing common puppy behaviours > Environmental enrichment > Health information Plus join our VIP club!! For more information or to secure your puppies spot, phone 5423 1303

06.01.2022 Our latest Puppy Preschoolers!!

05.01.2022 Food for thought... We came across this dental poster comparing dental disease in dogs & cats to humans 5 reasons why good dental care is so critical to your pet's overall health: ... >> Preventing tooth loss. When the structures supporting the teeth become damaged or infected, the teeth loosen, causing severe pain when chewing. Good dental care will ensure that those teeth-supporting structures stay healthy and keep the teeth in place. >> Preventing bad breath. If a whiff of your dog's breath makes your nose hairs curl, it's time for some good dental care. When your pet has a healthy mouth and healthy teeth, bad breath won't be a problem. >> Preventing oral pain. Dental disease, especially when it's severe, can be quite painful (as it is for humans!). Keeping your pet's teeth and gums healthy will help prevent oral pain. >> Preventing organ damage. Bacteria in the plaque can enter the bloodstream and spread to the heart, kidneys and liver. This spread of bacteria, can damage organs and make your pet very ill. Good oral health will help prevent bacteremia and subsequent organ damage. If you're concerned about your pet's oral health, please give the clinic a call 5423 1303 | 4698 2520 | 4170 0022

04.01.2022 SECVets holiday hours! As always we have a vet on call 24/7 for emergencies > phone 5423 1303 and follow the prompts. Medication/ Order Cutoff Date: As our suppliers shut down over the Christmas/ New Year period, please order before 2pm on Monday 21st December to ensure your pets have what they need during the holidays