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23.01.2022 Our very own Nurse Jodie will be offering the Whitsundays mobile pet sitting, a pet concierge service and eventually pet bootcamp. If you have any questions about her services check out her facebook page, website or give her a call on 0401 233 236 http://www.nursejodiespetservices.com

21.01.2022 Amidst all the chaos in the world right now, isn’t it amazing how our pets help us cope with stress? The research speaks for itself; pets are a powerful positive influence in many people’s lives. From reducing stress and providing companionship, to adding a sense of purpose, our furry friends truly are remarkable creatures. So, pat your dog, snuggle your cat and watch your fish swim to boost your mental health and wellbeing as we navigate these unchartered waters. ... Don’t forget we’re still open, so contact us for your pets’ veterinary needs: 0433 554 097. *Source: Health Direct Aust. & The Conversation #Vet2YouWhitsunadays #coronavirus #animalhealth #pethealth #dogs #cats

20.01.2022 LUCKY WINNERS / CONGRATULATIONS JUNIOR & JACK & SCUFFY Thank you to everyone who entered so many beautiful puppies ... COMPETITION WIN this doggie Christmas hamper from Pongo’s Hydrobath. LIKE, SHARE & POST a picture of your dog Winners picked at random on 01/12/19. We are a mobile dog wash service. You’d be barking mad not to book today : 0430 727 808

19.01.2022 We are very thankful for all our clients that have supported us over the year, and we hope to see you again in 2020. Have a safe and joyful Christmas and New Year.

14.01.2022 One of our clients had lost her precious Ernie In Jubilee Pocket. Please help Mel get Ernie back she is heartbroken

11.01.2022 AMAZING "VET DAY" AT SOH We are so very fortunate to have had 4 skilled doctors in attendance at our little vet hospital this past weekend. Knowledge and exper...iences were shared as each worked together on the several surgeries performed throughout the day on various wildlife patients. We are so thankful for the interest and generous donation of time & skill from these wonderful medical professionals. Please applaud each and provide encouragement for their continued efforts as our wildlife around the world is in great need. Dr. Travis Strong, Dr. Travis Strong, DVM MS Veterinarian Eye Specialist & Surgeon. Currently working out of the 404 Vet Emergency Hospital in Newmarket, Dr Travis is from the USA and applied his skills at SOH working on an Owl, Rabbit and Porcupine! Dr. Cliff Redford, Dr. Cliff Worldwide Vet has been sharing his skills and time weekly at SOH for the past year. Owner of Wellington Veterinary Hospital in Markham, he is also producing his Worldwide Vet TV Series. On this vet day, Dr Cliff worked on an injured raccoon and a coyote. Dr. Glen Botes, Vet 2 You Whitsundays enjoying a much needed holiday from his busy Veterinary Clinic in Australia, Dr Glen has been helping out at SOH over the past week. Another amazing surgeon, Dr Glen has applied his skills working on a Fox and Opossum. Dr. Lawrence Woodley, Georgina Veterinary Clinic is our very own doctor and surgeon as well as a Board Member of SOH. Dr Woodley has been providing veterinary care to our community for over 30 years and we are very proud to have him as a member of our SOH Team. We see him frequently as he cares for some of our difficult patients.

11.01.2022 We have met Milo, and absolutely adore him. He is very affectionate, well behaved and gets along great with his adopted brother. Call Liv on 0422 280 628 to meet the handsome fella.

08.01.2022 Dr Glen is finally taking some well deserved holidays after 4 years of non-stop business. He will be away from the 16th of January - 6th of February. Nurse Kate and Jodie will still be available to organise any deliveries and to take bookings for when he returns.

05.01.2022 Hope everyone has a safe and happy Easter. Remember to keep your chocolate away from your furry friends!! Chocolate is toxic because it contains a chemical called theobromine. Dogs cannot metabolise theobromine, which makes them more sensitive to the chemical’s effects.... Symptoms include: Vomiting, diarrhoea, increased body temperature, increased reflex responses, muscle rigidity, rapid breathing, increased heart rate, low blood pressure and seizures. Advanced signs include: cardiac failure, weakness, and coma.

05.01.2022 WE WILL BE RIGHT BACK! To all of our awesome clients and friends, Dr Glen will be unavailable for consults for a short while. Nurses Jodie, Kate and Hannah are available for a chat and routine visits under Dr Glen’s guidance, so feel free to give us a call. Our services will completely reopen soon; date to be advised. ... During this time, should you need a vet specifically, please reach out to one of our colleagues in the region. Whitsunday Veterinary Surgery 07 4946 1028 Proserpine Vet Surgery 07 4945 1878 Orchid Valley Vet Surgery 07 4946 1631 Stay tuned for updates. Until then all the best in health and cuddles for your furry, feathered & scaled family members!