Vet Cross in Bundaberg, Queensland | Pet service

Vet Cross

Locality: Bundaberg, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4151 5044

Address: 2 INGLIS COURT 4670 Bundaberg, QLD, Australia

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

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23.01.2022 Been a busy morning in the Pet Store come down and see our girls who are looking very pretty in pink.

22.01.2022 These beautiful girls are in our petstore waiting for there furever homes,they are approximately 8 weeks old ,if you would like to meet them pop into our petstore for a meet and greet

21.01.2022 This is beautiful Shelly she is looking for her furever home, she has been desexed, microchipped, vaccinated and wormed come in today for a meet and greet,she is very cuddly.

20.01.2022 Everyone here at the Vet Cross Petstore is getting into the birthday spirit While your in grabbing a bargain, don't forget to meet some of the gorgeous kittens we have available for adoption

17.01.2022 We would like to welcome Jasper to our petstore today,he is now looking for his furever home.Jasper is about 12 weeks old Desexed microchipped ,vaccinated and wormed .Come in for a meet and greet .

16.01.2022 This is our beautiful boy Kimber he is super sweet ,he has had all vet work done ready for his furever home

16.01.2022 My kitten seems to be losing hair and just not doing very well In this case, we probably need to take a look for a common infection called RINGWORM. You see, the thing about RINGWORM is that it’s name illudes us in the wrong direction. It’s not even a worm (WHAT A LIAR), it is actually a fungus. ... Ringworm is highly contagious and can spread between dogs, cats and ourselves. It is spread through direct contact - that includes handling of contaminated bedding/bowls/carpet/furniture just to name a few. Why is it commonly seen in kittens? They’ve got soft skin and soft fur, are growing quickly and are exposed to many different infectious agents at once when little, making them the perfect home for this opportunistic infection. To diagnose ringworm, can can do in house microscope cytology on skin scrapes/samples taken by our vets, assess the skin under particular lights and assess the pattern of hairloss. To treat ringworm, we have a few treatment options depending on our findings during the skin consultation. Ringworm can be complicated by bacterial infections, allergies or other diseases so we need to make sure we treat specific to the patient. Worries? Give us a call! (07) 4151 5044.

16.01.2022 Callie is trying out our fresh pet grass in the petstore this morning.All organically grown and delivered straight to our door.Come in and pick up a punnet today for your pets.

15.01.2022 Stay pawsitive. It's international dog day!

13.01.2022 Our next Rosedale visit will be the 25th of November.

13.01.2022 Every day is a good day when it involves puppies

12.01.2022 The jolly season is fast approaching, so why not gift the family a life long companion to fill their heart with love and joy! Tinsel, Nutmeg and Elfy are all available for adoption, with all vet work completed.

12.01.2022 Miss Callie is still looking for her furever home,sweet natured and has been desexed, microchipped, vaccinated and wormed,pop into the petstore for a cuddle TODAY.

11.01.2022 Feline Ear Mites These ear-y little parasites feed of the skin and wax in the cat’s ear canal (we certainly could feel of better things to dine on!) To see mites, your vet needs to look for them under a microscope after taking samples from the ear canal. ... Signs that suggest your cat might have ear mites are: - Scratching their ears - Shaking their head - Dropping one or both ears down - Having a lot of excessive dark discharge in their ears - Hair loss around the base of the ear - Sores around the base of the ear - Head tilts Ear mites can be contagious between cats AND dogs so the most effective way to ensure your pets don’t have ear mites is to have them up to date with effective preventative treatments. We can treat ear mites quite easily as long as we use the correct treatment AND get the correct diagnosis. AND YES, THAT IS AN EAR MITE IN THE PICTURE! In all it’s glory. Give us a call if you are worried your little kitty has eat mites, (07) 4151 5044.

10.01.2022 This python was brought into Bargara after a scuffle with a dog. After a thorough examination from Dr Tom all was OK.... Very lucky little snake

10.01.2022 Another case of the ear mites Very cool to look at under the microscope but also very creepy crawly.

09.01.2022 Look how beautiful we are....We are looking for our furever homes,if you would like to meet us pop into the petstore for a meet and greet last day of our Birthday sale today

09.01.2022 Can't wait to those photos

08.01.2022 It's really not that far away Grooming is filling up really fast this year Don't miss out on getting your pooch or kitty in for their Chrissy clip ... Pet Store Bundaberg - 4152 5939 Bargara - 4130 5003 Gin Gin - 4157 3991

07.01.2022 SALE starts Friday! Massive 20 to 50% off STORE WIDE.

06.01.2022 Fresh pet grass just arrived in the petstore today,come in and grab a punnet or two for your fury friends

05.01.2022 Sale starts today!

05.01.2022 Catalogue sale still on!

04.01.2022 The dog trying to get the bone at the bottom of their water dish is definitely my favourite.

04.01.2022 Come on in this morning and meet our beautiful kittens,Callie is only 9 months old and Rogue and Calvin are only 8weeks old ,all are looking for there furever homes

03.01.2022 Shelly is still available in our petstore she is a very special quiet girl who has been desexed, microchipped and vaccinated, pop into our petstore tomorrow we are open from 8.30am -3pm.She would make a perfect addition to any family.

03.01.2022 Christmas sale starts today