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Vet2UrPet Ipswich

Phone: +61 1300 287 738

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23.01.2022 Who’s dog loves going to the beach?? There is nothing better than jumping into the waves on a hot day!

23.01.2022 Have a great week end everyone!

23.01.2022 Hi Everyone, We would like to introduce Dr Amy Neale, and Dr Michelle Hamilton to our team! Dr Jenn is 39 weeks at the end of this week so is well and truly due to go on her maternity leave! ... We have teamed up with Peak Crossing Vet to offer our clients additional surgical and diagnostic services to our valuable clients. We will continue to service Ipswich and surrounds and Dr Amy and Dr Michelle look forward to meeting you and your pets! Watch this space for further updates on our services

21.01.2022 Dear clients, Please read the following to ensure our safety during these difficult times so we can continue to help your furry family members: Current protocols for HOME VISIT consultations:... 1. Please notify us when booking whether you have recently travelled internationally, or had any contact with a positive COVID-19 case, or are showing flu/cold-like symptoms 2. Please allow only ONE OWNER / ANIMAL at one time to be present at your home consult, unless further assistance is required. 3. Vets will conduct home consults with ONE owner and preferably outside of the house, in the van. If this is not possible (I.e cats/birds), the consult can take place inside but social distancing rules will apply. Our vets may wear PPE for consults inside your home, so don’t be alarmed! Please be aware that this protocol will be updated in accordance with the latest LOCAL guidelines. Thank you all for supporting local business and your continued cooperation is appreciated :)

21.01.2022 Announcement - Please rest assured - We (still) COME TO YOU! "Convenient for you and your pet", and now more than ever ! ... Vets are an essential service and we want to keep providing you with the best at home vet care possible, whilst keeping our community safe Even though we already provide one of the safest ways for both you and your pets to see a vet, we are pleased to introduce TWO innovative types of consults: VIDEO CONSULTS These will allow us to assess and triage your pet from your home * Please note: if we decide your pet requires a face to face consult or treatment, we will come out to you at a reduced fee. PET-ONLY CONSULTS This means we will receive your pet (on a lead) and bring them to our van for a consult. We can then talk to you from a distance, or on the phone, and discuss your pets needs We hope these new measures will help to reduce the spread of this virus, whilst allowing people to get their pet seen to, one-on-one, in a safer environment. Kindly note, our vets also need to be kept safe and healthy. If you are unwell, or showing any flu-like symptoms, have recently returned from overseas in the past 14 days, PLEASE LET US KNOW. Thank you so much for your help everyone, be safe, stay healthy and keep positive xx

19.01.2022 Happy Valentines day everyone!! Give all your pets an extra kiss & cuddle tonight

16.01.2022 Such beautiful patients today! We have been very busy here at Vet2UrPet Ipswich Please give us a call to book your pets vaccines, health checks or to get us to check out your pets before you go away (1300 2UR PET - 1300 287 738) Hope everyone had a great Monday

15.01.2022 The face says it all...cranky cat is not a fan of Monday's! Maybe he'd be happier knowing the Vet can visit him at his home rather than travelling to the clinic? Give us a call today if your pet/s would appreciate a calm and convenient home visit!

15.01.2022 7 sleeps until Christmas !! Below are our trading hours over the Christmas and New Year period. During our closure, EMERGENCY services are available by calling our partner clinic, Peak Crossing Veterinary Services on 5467 2277. Please note: **Patients will be seen/treated at the Peak Crossing Vet clinic as mobile services will not be available during our closure**. ... We thank you for your cooperation and continued support.

12.01.2022 A cute puppy pic to brighten everyones day! Meet little Koa

12.01.2022 LET’S TALK STORM PHOBIAS While we are all thrilled to finally be receiving some much-needed rain, unfortunately some of our pets think otherwise. Storms, for some pets, can be an extremely stressful event. It is not uncommon for pets to injure themselves or run away when there is storm activity occurring. Here are our tips and tricks on how to keep your pet/s comfortable and safe during storms: - Creating a safe environment/area for your pet/s to seek comfort before and dur...ing the storm. This may be in your laundry/bathroom or in a crate, if they are crate trained. You can place their bedding, blankets, toys, food and water in their areas. Close the windows and shut the curtains to assist reducing sound and visualisation of the storm - If your pet has a vest or jacket, place this on them prior to the storm beginning. Having compression on the body assists in reducing anxiety. (There are vests and jackets specific to storm phobias e.g. Thundershirts) - Comfort your pet/s by giving them positive praise during the storm. Do not raise your voice or make bold, sudden movements. Talk to your pet/s calmly and softly and provide them with your full attention - Distract your pet/s by offering them treats, playing with their favourite toys, playing soft music or turning the TV on to drown out the noise - If your dog usually lives outside, make an exception and let them indoors while the storm passes. When left outside, they are likely to injure themselves trying to hide, get inside to you or potentially run away. We hope that you find these tips helpful and if you’re still having trouble calming your pet during storms, please give us call to discuss these issues further, after all, their health, safety and happiness is our main priority. See more

10.01.2022 Don't forget about your pet/s vaccines this holiday season!

08.01.2022 We have been working throughout the festive season to help cover the other local clinics that took a well-deserved break. Now everybody is back, its our turn to take a little time off. We will be back on the road on Monday 10th February. ... Should you need to access your pets records, need repeat medications or for any general enquiries, please contact Peak Crossing Vet on 54672277. Thank you for your understanding, we apologise for any inconvenience and hope to be able to help you on our return

07.01.2022 Can you believe Christmas is only 2 weeks away..! Please contact us to order your pets medications, supplements..etc to make sure you don't run out over the festive season. Don’t worry we will be available over most of the holiday period, just closing on public holidays. ... (We will be on call on public holidays during normal business hours, kindly note public holiday surcharges will apply). Wishing you all and you furry friends a safe and Merry Christmas

06.01.2022 Bruno & little Daisy! Vet2UrPet: "Convenient for you and your pets"

06.01.2022 HAPPY NEW YEAR! We hope 2020 brings you Happiness, health and success. We would like to thank you all for your trust and support throughout the year. We have really had some wonderful clients and patients alike... Please keep your furr babies safe tonight, especially those nearby fireworks, and resist those puppy eyes when tempted to feed the wrong foods! Please note Dr Jenn will be away on annual leave from the 13th January until the 8th Feb 2020. Please get in touch if you need to order any medications before then. Have a great night everyone!

06.01.2022 An informative post from Animal Emergency Services in regards to dog fights/wounds. It is extremely important to never overlook injuries sustained during a dog fight!

04.01.2022 We have some exciting news to share... but not just yet. Ensure you've liked our page to keep up with the updates and what we have planned for 2021!