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The Gap Vet Surgery

Phone: +61 7 3300 1533

Address: 1104 Waterworks Rd, The Gap QLD 4061

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

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12.06.2022 UPDATE: Our phones are working again! Thank you for your patience. *********************************** Our phone lines are temporarily down but we're working on it! ... If you are unable to get through to us please email [email protected] and our Nurses can help you. This post will be updated once phone services resume. Thank you!

27.05.2022 A notice for all our wonderful clients - Our Opening Hours Have Changed! Unfortunately due to the national Veterinary shortage we need to change our hours until further notice. Please see below for details. Thank you for your understanding

15.05.2022 Giveaway! - Styrofoam eskis (with or without freezer bricks) and cardboard boxes We're always looking for ways we can minimise our waste and impact on the environment and we thought there might be community members who could reuse these items instead of them ending up in landfill. Interested? Ask our nurses at the front desk

09.05.2022 Laziest receptionist ever! Introducing 'Dash' the clinic cat

25.01.2022 What's six months old, 40kg, and loves cuddles? It's Zeus! This adorable goofball popped into the clinic for suture removal following his castration and managed to steal all our hearts while he was here!

24.01.2022 Before and after shots from Peppers dental procedure today! Pepper had heavy calculus on her rear teeth, but luckily for her this dental was performed early enough to prevent secondary complications such as gum recession, exposure of the tooth roots, and loose/rotten teeth. As a result Pepper was able to go home with no extractions required and lovely shiny pearly whites!

24.01.2022 Whats six months old, 40kg, and loves cuddles? Its Zeus! This adorable goofball popped into the clinic for suture removal following his castration and managed to steal all our hearts while he was here!

23.01.2022 "Young love", featuring Scout and Maisy!

22.01.2022 We are open! As an essential service we continue to operate through Covid restrictions and lockdowns. We are doing our very best to stay operating & provide our usual outstanding level of care but we need everyone's help & understanding during this challenging time. We ask that: ... - Only one person per family attend appointments (even if multiple animals are being seen) - All clients wear a mask while in the building - All clients sign in & out prior to entry - All clients sanitise on entry - Please refer to staff direction for suitable waiting areas & social distancing requirements - If you are at risk or unsure please return to your vehicle and call our staff on 3300 1533 Thank you to all our wonderful clients for your understanding & assistance in keeping everyone safe

21.01.2022 Its cold this morning! Dr Connies dog Holly is getting cosy in her new jumper. How do your pets like to beat the winter chill? Post a picture in the comments below!

21.01.2022 Can't beat puppy cuddles on a rainy day!

20.01.2022 Sometimes it's all a bit too much! Little Milo was caught sneaking a quick nap during his vaccination appointment last week. What a cutie!

20.01.2022 Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to our wonderful clients & their Furkids Hugs & Best Wishes from our crew to yours

19.01.2022 UPDATE: Home safe and sound early this morning. Thanks to all for keeping an eye out Have you seen Simon? Please share to help reunite him with his family.

18.01.2022 Little Finn getting some cuddles with Dr Connie after his castration procedure today What a cutie!

17.01.2022 Thanks very much Matt. We noticed Laurey was left off the last post!

16.01.2022 One epic kitty!

16.01.2022 That is great news Matthew. Laurey is looking very relaxed. Thanks for letting us know

16.01.2022 Phoebe Came for the dental, stayed for the cuddles.

15.01.2022 Happy weekend! Any one else taking their dog on adventures?

14.01.2022 It's cold this morning! Dr Connie's dog Holly is getting cosy in her new jumper. How do your pets like to beat the winter chill? Post a picture in the comments below!

14.01.2022 Rudy the duck and Barclay the Golden are besties. Do you have any animal besties that you would like to share with us? Please pop a pic in the comments.

13.01.2022 Baby Frankie is having a snooze following her JPS and spey surgery today Juvenile pubic symphysiodesis (JPS) is a procedure that can be performed in susceptible dogs as a preventative to developing painful hip dysplasia later in life. It works by changing the angle of the growing hip joint and by doing so providing a better fit between the pelvis and leg. Puppies that display evidence of hip subluxation (partial dislocation) who get JPS surgery are at much lower risk o...f developing hip dysplasia in the future, and those that do have less severe symptoms. Frankie was super brave for the procedure and teddy was there to comfort her when she woke up!

13.01.2022 What's better than a pug? Two pugs! Nurse Simmone made sure Rosie and Gertrude were well looked after during their dental procedures today.

12.01.2022 Sweet little Akita the Siberian got herself in a bit of a bind when her beautiful long hair started to form into thick mats. She spent the day in nurse Christines salon today for a clip. Were sure Akita is feeling a lot more comfortable now, but possibly also a little colder than shes used to!

12.01.2022 Happy Birthday Roxy! She is looking good Lyndall. I cant believe she is ten years old already. Regards Scott

12.01.2022 Snakes are on the move! This gorgeous fellow stopped in to the clinic to say hello this afternoon before continuing on his way.

11.01.2022 Found - This lovely little cockatiel was brought in by a good samaritan today. We love to talk & will step up onto a pen if asked but doesnt like to be handled. If you know who the owner is please give us a call on 3300 1533.

11.01.2022 Little Echo was feeling nice and relaxed while getting cuddles from nurse Alyce this morning! Echo is relaxed thanks to the pre-anaesthetic medication she received. All of our surgical patients get a pre-med. This works as a sedative and pain relief, and also helps to lower the amount of anaesthetic gasses we need to give - which leads to a safer procedure and better recovery for patients like Echo

10.01.2022 We thought the humour of this meme would create a visual reminder to our pet loving community. Remember to follow advice in order to be safe. Minimal touching of your face is just as important as regular washing of your hands with soap. Take care everyone. Have a great day.

10.01.2022 How to tablet a dog: https://m.imgur.com/RIDhNtk

08.01.2022 Meet Max! At only 14 weeks of age Max is full of mischief and he decided that lily flowers would make for a nice snack. He tried to act innocent but the yellow staining around the mouth was a dead giveaway! Lucky for Max his owners were quick to rush him to the vet to induce vomiting. He was then fitted with a custom-made "bib" to keep him clean while being fed activated charcoal to help mop up any remaining toxin. What a day! Lilies are toxic to cats and dogs. In cats, ingestion of any part of the lily plant can cause a potentially lethal acute kidney disease. In dogs, the most common effects are vomiting, diarrhoea, heart arrhythmia, and tremors. The best treatment is prevention, so make sure your pet has no access to lily plants, and if you suspect they may have ingested even a small amount, get them to the vet as soon as possible!

08.01.2022 COVID-19 Update: A message to our valued clients, friends, and community. We remain committed to providing a safe environment for our clients and staff. Whilst we are buoyed by the current low levels of disease detected in Queensland, it is important that we continue to adhere to the social distancing guidelines provided by the Government and our Industry association. As such, we would like to remind you of the current policies in place to keep you and your family safe and h...ealthy. We ask that you: - Limit the number of people presenting your pet to just one (1) owner - Please phone ahead to order required prescription medicine repeats for food, worming, and flea control in advance so we can arrange to have them ready for you without the need to wait - Follow the directions of staff as we work to limit the number of people waiting in the reception area. - Do not enter the clinic if you are unwell or in isolation. If your pet requires medical care please phone the clinic on (07) 3300 1533 and we will make a plan to assist you. We are working hard to ensure we can continue to provide complete veterinary care, and thank you for your ongoing understanding and cooperation. Scott and staff

07.01.2022 The grumpiest little lion you ever did see!

07.01.2022 Good Morning All, The Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) has established a working group to review the evolving information on COVID-19. The AVA has provided the following information. If you have asked yourself this question:... "Should I avoid contact with pets or other animals if I am sick with COVID-19? " read on. As the outbreak continues, a number of pet owners will be placed in quarantine, either with confirmed COVID-19 infection or due to exposure. We know that your pet is part of your family and you will want them to have the same level of protection and care as any other family member. Current information suggests there is no apparent risk to you or your pet from being in quarantine with you. However, we do advise all pet owners to continue to practice appropriate hand hygiene - before and after handling their pet - before and after handling the pets food and water bowls As this is an evolving situation, pet owners who may become infected with COVID-19 disease, should take precautionary steps, minimising close contact with their pets and continue to practice appropriate hand hygiene. At no stage should pet owners be taking measures that may compromise the welfare of their pets.

07.01.2022 ***** IMPORTANT ***** Due to covid lockdown & transmission we request only ONE person enter the building PER FAMILY including for consultation appointments. If you are unsure please return to your vehicle and call our staff on 3300 1533... Thank you for your understanding.

06.01.2022 Dear Craig, Donna, Patrick and Hamish, Thank you for your kind words. It has been a pleasure and a privilege to manage Travis health over the years. Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time. We will miss his happy face. Warm Regards Scott, Connie, Alyce, Melena, Christine

06.01.2022 Sometimes its all a bit too much! Little Milo was caught sneaking a quick nap during his vaccination appointment last week. What a cutie!

06.01.2022 COVID-19 Update: A message to our valued clients, friends and community. We are open as normal. We are closely following the guidelines that have been provided by the Government and our Industry Association and are following the developments daily. All staff members have been fully briefed on the seriousness of what we are facing and the obligation that each of us has as individuals, team members and community members. Please be assured that we have increased our sanitizing p...rocedures throughout the clinic. Here are some guidelines to help us keep you and your family safe and healthy. If your pet needs veterinary attention and: You have been overseas within the last 14 days Youre experiencing flu-like symptoms Need to self-isolate Please phone us on 07 3300 1533 for advice and we can make a plan to assist you. We respectfully request that you follow the advice of the health authorities and refrain from entering the clinic. In line with social distancing recommendations, we endeavour to keep waiting times to a minimum. We ask you to: Limit the number of people presenting your pet to just one (1) owner Please phone ahead to order required prescription medicine repeats or food, worming and flea control in advance so we can arrange to have them ready for you without the need to wait. We are working hard to ensure we can continue to provide complete veterinary care. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. We remain positive and committed to ensuring the health and safety of our team and broader community. Please look out for following posts as we provide further information about caring for your pets. Scott & Staff The Gap Veterinary Surgery

06.01.2022 Do you know my family? Found on Kilsby st, The Gap. No microchip. Currently safe with a good Samaritan, contact the clinic for details.

05.01.2022 Whats better than a pug? Two pugs! Nurse Simmone made sure Rosie and Gertrude were well looked after during their dental procedures today.

05.01.2022 Before and after shots from Pepper's dental procedure today! Pepper had heavy calculus on her rear teeth, but luckily for her this dental was performed early enough to prevent secondary complications such as gum recession, exposure of the tooth roots, and loose/rotten teeth. As a result Pepper was able to go home with no extractions required and lovely shiny pearly whites!

05.01.2022 Happy Birthday Roxy! She is looking good Lyndall. I can't believe she is ten years old already. Regards Scott

03.01.2022 We are closed tomorrow the 14th of August for the Ekka public holiday! If you have an emergency please contact BVECCS at Albany creek on 3264 9400. The clinic will be open again on Saturday from 9 till 3. Wishing you all a happy and safe long weekend!

03.01.2022 "Bruce" the rainbow lorikeet, named in honour of his rescuer, enjoying the dinner provided by nurse Christine

02.01.2022 Cant beat puppy cuddles on a rainy day!

02.01.2022 A huge thanks to our wonderful clients who have popped by with Christmas gifts! We really appreciate the thought and effort behind the cards & gifts and that you have taken time from your busy schedules to think of us

02.01.2022 Hi Matt, Thank you for your appreciation and photos. Yasmin and Laurey both look very comfortable. We see Laurey is still smiling. Have a good day!

01.01.2022 The silly season is fast approaching! This is generally a very busy time of year for vet practices. If you have travel booked and require pet vaccinations or check-ups prior to your departure, make sure you book early to avoid the Christmas rush.