Veterinary Happiness Redland Bay Surgery in Redland Bay, Queensland, Australia | Pet service

Veterinary Happiness Redland Bay Surgery

Locality: Redland Bay, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3206 7911

Address: 3 Marine Street 4165 Redland Bay, QLD, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Important information for anyone who feeds Black Hawk dog food to their fur babies

23.01.2022 Here is some great advice from the RSPCA QLD. Make sure your pets are safe and secure this storm season

22.01.2022 Here at Vet Happiness we are keeping ourselves updated with the latest recommendations in regards to COVID-19, and putting measures in place to minimise the impact on our patients. What we are doing: Maintaining our high levels of hygiene throughout the clinic which involves... - all staff sanitising hands before and after handling each patient - disinfecting hospital beds before and after each patient - regularly disinfecting door handles, light switches and countertops Working with suppliers to ensure regular access to high priority medications and prescription foods Prioritising the health and wellness of our staff What you can do: When visiting the clinic take advantage of the hand sanitiser we have available when you arrive and as you leave Practice social distancing when in waiting areas, or feel free to wait outside in our gardens if you prefer Make sure you have good supplies of your pets ongoing prescription medication or food in case you find yourself needing to self isolate If you have concerns coming in to the clinic due to either your own health or that of others, please call us and we will work with you to create the best solution Most importantly, DON’T HESITATE TO SEEK VETERINARY CARE FOR YOUR PETS IF NEEDED For more information on COVID-19 and your pets, please follow this link: https://www.vethappiness.com.au/coronavirus-and-pets/

21.01.2022 It was Dachshund day at Vet Happiness today! These girls couldn’t be any cuter

20.01.2022 Something tells us this cheeky boy is going to make his mum work hard to keep him rested after his desexing surgery

20.01.2022 Here is beautiful Bonnie sharing the love while having her dressing changed after she had a nasty injury to her toe nail. Such a graceful little lady

19.01.2022 This little hen found herself in the wrong flock, and was brought in this morning as a stray. She was found on Philip Street, Redland Bay. Please contact us via Facebook or give us a call in the clinic from 8am Monday for more information.

19.01.2022 Adopt us today and bring home some love

18.01.2022 No, you aren’t seeing double! Yesterday we had another kitten who had been roaming the streets brought to us by a concerned local resident, and she was overjoyed to find her brother already with us! These two little peas in a pod are now safe and sound, but looking for new homes. Please contact the clinic if you would like any more information.

17.01.2022 'If You've Got It, Haunt It!' With Halloween coming up this weekend, we would love to see your 'boo'-tiful pets dressed in their spooky best! Post your pictures in the comments below! HAPPY HOWL-OWEEN!

17.01.2022 We will be CLOSED for the Labour Day public holiday on Monday May 4th. We will be open from 8am on Tuesday We will be CLOSED for the Labour Day public holiday on Monday May 4th. We will be open from 8am on Tuesday

16.01.2022 We’re excited to be able to introduce the newest member of our nursing team, Zara! Zara started working with us a couple of weeks ago, and has already proven herself to be a wonderful addition to the Vet Happiness team. She can’t wait to meet all your fur babies, so make sure to say hi and introduce yourselves next time you visit us in the clinic

16.01.2022 Veterinarians have been classified as an ESSENTIAL SERVICE, which means we can continue to care for your pets. In order to keep this essential status the veterinary industry has a responsibility to provide our service whilst abiding by the Government’s strict social distancing measures and maintaining our strict hygiene practices. What this means for our clinic is that we are implementing NON-CONTACT CONSULTING. What does that mean?... At this stage our online booking facilities will be unavailable. This is to allow for us to strategically schedule appointments to minimise potential contact between our clients and to allow for thorough cleaning between patients. We ask that you do not enter the clinic on your arrival. You are welcome to give us a call from the comfort of your car and we can provide further advice, or if you’d rather we have two lovely outdoor waiting spaces. Please adhere to social distancing recommendations and stay 1.5m away from others while waiting. Our nurses will take your pet through to our vet for their appointment, who can call you to talk through the examination of your pet and discuss treatment plans. Be assured that all of our staff are skilled in stress-minimising handling techniques and thankfully there is no shortage in yummy treats! We ask that you please avoid paying in cash and use tap-and-go payment methods. We can take over the phone payments for consultations and surgery, food and medications. Thankyou for our understanding, and know that we are doing all we can to protect our patients, our staff and our community

15.01.2022 Now that restrictions due to COVID-19 are easing we want to thank all of our wonderful clients for their understanding while we’ve had to adapt our policies and practices to accommodate social distancing requirements. For more information on our current practice policies regarding safe vet visits during COVID-19 including an explanation of non-contact consulting, please see our website link: https://www.vethappiness.com.au//Vet-Happiness-Update-Covi

14.01.2022 Classic naughty tortie

14.01.2022 We would like to introduce Loki Due to some very unfortunate circumstances this handsome man has found himself in our care and looking for a new home. He is around 5 years of age, and will be castrated, microchipped, vaccinated and treated for parasites. Loki is ready to start a new life in a loving home, and we hope to help him get there soon. Please contact us for more information or to arrange a visit.

13.01.2022 Don't forget! Fleas and ticks love the warmer weather and your pet! In our region fleas and ticks are a year-round concern, so if you aren't sure your pet is protected from these nasty parasites give us a call for further advice.

12.01.2022 We’d rather have our cats this Valentines Day than all of the flowers, chocolates and diamonds in the world These two are STILL looking for their forever homes (I know, we are shocked too!), and are now microchipped, desexed, treated for parasites and had their first vaccinations. They are a very special pair who have won us over with their beautiful temperaments and we’re sure will make wonderful family members. Give us a call or drop by the clinic if you are interested in adopting one (or both ) of these gorgeous kittens.

11.01.2022 Here at Veterinary Happiness, we are well and truly embracing the holiday season, and we would love you all to join in! Our Christmas backdrop is set up and ready for you and your fur-family to pose for a festive photo. There are costumes and props on hand for both four-legged and two legged family members, so you can look as merry as Santa and his elves. ... So next time you're in clinic, or passing by, be sure to drop in to snap your very own Christmas card worthy pic!

11.01.2022 This little guy was brought in to us as a stray this evening. Please get in touch if you or someone you know are missing a friend.

11.01.2022 We are happy to be able to announce that as of November 2020 we will be offering EXTENDED trading hours on Thursday evenings From 2 November our new hours will be: Monday to Wednesday: 8:00am 6:00pm Thursday: 8:00am 7:00pm ... Friday: 8:00am 6:00pm We will be closed on Saturday and Sunday. If your pet should need emergency care outside of our regular opening hours, please contact the Animal Emergency Service in Underwood on 07 3423 1888. Please call our team on (07) 3206 7911 should you have any questions. Don't forget we have online booking available!

10.01.2022 Happy Valentines Day!

10.01.2022 Story Dogs is a not-for-profit organisation very close to our hearts, and while our sponsored pup Roy isn’t able to do what he loves and visit the children in schools at the moment, some of his friends have been keeping the stories coming through recording their story sessions at home. You can watch them on their YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgDL_4dZrciRFWjPw1Vfhpg

10.01.2022 This little guy who we’ve affectionately named Joe Dirt has won us all over with his non-stop purring, and he’s just introduced us to something new...air biscuits!

09.01.2022 Meowy Christmas from our festive little foster kittens! These sister sweethearts are available for adoption through the clinic, and are ready to find their fur-ever homes. Each and every day, they are becoming more and more adventurous, playful and smoochy, and we believe they’d fit in with any family! ... Please enquire in clinic, or give us a call on 3206 7911, if you’d like to know more about these gorgeous gals

09.01.2022 As restrictions are slowly easing and more are able to venture out of the house for school and work again, take a moment to consider how our pets might be feeling about the changes. This article has some great tips on minimising the anxieties that can be triggered in our pets during the transition back to leaving the house for work.

08.01.2022 Yesterday was R U OK day, so we took some time out to enjoy a lovely morning tea together as a team. This year certainly has been challenging, and perhaps more than ever it’s important to look out for our friends and colleagues. I think everyone can agree that nurse Maddie outdid herself with her amazing cake creation

08.01.2022 Our September puppy preschoolers were showing off their cutest poses for their graduation photos last month! Our next classes start next Wednesday at 6pm, call the clinic on 3206 7911 to secure your place or to find out more information!

06.01.2022 As some of you might already know, our wonderful nurse Niki will be finishing her time with Veterinary Happiness at the end of this week to pursue an exciting new opportunity. Please join us in wishing her congratulations and good luck for the future!

06.01.2022 It’s that time again! Next month is Dental Health Month, and we are offering 20% off the price of all dentals booked in August! Give us a call to book in your pet’s FREE dental check and take advantage of this fantastic offer!

06.01.2022 When we heard one of our wonderful clients was transporting much needed supplies to the victims of the NSW bushfires, we were keen to give what we could. We are so blessed to live and work amongst some truly amazing people

06.01.2022 This beautiful young mum came to us as an unclaimed stray just before delivering her gorgeous solo kitten. Right now she is under the care of one of our vets and is doing a wonderful job being a mother, but soon will be looking for a new forever home. Please get in touch if you or someone you know may be interested in welcoming a new feline friend into your family

05.01.2022 Congratulations to our puppy preschoolers on their graduation! Our next class will be running very soon, so please give us a call on 3206 7911 to secure your pup a place

04.01.2022 These two beautiful girls came to us having found themselves on their little lonesome at around 5 weeks of age, and in a few weeks they will be ready to join a new forever family If you are interested in meeting them please feel free to give us a call or drop by the clinic where they are available for viewing in our adoption centre. Their adoption fee will include their parasite treatment, microchipping, first vaccination and desexing.

03.01.2022 It may not be the Easter we were all expecting to have, but we will be taking full advantage of the long weekend to rest and recharge our batteries after a very busy and challenging few weeks We will be CLOSED for Good Friday, Easter Saturday and Easter Monday, and open again from 8am on Tuesday. We want to wish you all a wonderful Easter and hope you enjoy the time at home, we’re sure your pets will love it!

03.01.2022 This video features Dr Vanessa Barrs, Professor of Feline Medicine and Infectious Diseases, and discusses the concerns around COVID-19 and our pets.

03.01.2022 With end of year celebrations fast approaching, it can be quite common to give or receive flower arrangements and plants as gifts. As beautiful and thoughtful as they are, they can come with hidden dangers for our feline friends. Below is a helpful guide to cat friendly and not-so-friendly, flowers and plants. So perhaps spare a quick thought next time you're at the florist, and if the recipient owns a cat, be sure to avoid the 'NOT' list below.

03.01.2022 Although many of our dogs are thoroughly enjoying having their owners around more, some of our cat patients are struggling with the changes in home life that have come along with the COVID-19 restrictions, and are displaying signs of stress. Some of the signs that your cat is feeling stressed may include: becoming more withdrawn or hiding more than usual... becoming less tolerant of people eating or drinking less overeating increased anxiety or fear sleep disturbances pacing, circling or restlessness a scruffy or matted coat house soiling over-grooming If you’re concerned about an unusual behaviour change in your kitty friend, make sure to book them in with one of our vets who will give them a full health check and can talk you through some stress relieving strategies

02.01.2022 Never be alone on Valentines Day again I am still searching for my purrrfect partner, could it be you? If you are feline the connection between us come into Veterinary Happiness to meet me

02.01.2022 Retained deciduous teeth A retained tooth is one that’s still present after the permanent tooth has erupted, and most commonly happens with the upper canines. Left untreated this can cause overcrowding, malpositioning and material such as food can become entrapped leading to infection and pain. Puppies will usually have all their adult teeth by 6 or 7 months of age, so that is a good time to have your puppy checked for this problem.

01.01.2022 If you wake up with a scratchy throat on the morning of your pet’s appointment and don’t want to take the risk of going out in public, first of all thankyou , but know that we will work with you to make sure your pet gets the care they need In cases where a little extra distance is required: Can you arrange for someone else to bring your pet in for their appointment?... Would you like to drop your pet off at the clinic and pick them up later, and have a chat to the vet over the phone after their check-up? How about waiting in your car while one of our staff collects your pet and brings them back to you after their appointment? If you have a mobile, we can even have the vet video chat while they are examining your pet! Just call ahead and we’ll make a plan to suit the best interests of you, our team and your pet

01.01.2022 Let’s talk about litter boxes! House soiling is one of the most common behavioural concerns of cat owners, and problems can start with simply choosing the wrong litter box! Did you know that experts recommend your cats litter box be one and a half times their length from nose to tail? Or that covered litter boxes can make cats in multi-cat households feel anxious and vulnerable?... Here is one of Doctor Bec’s litter boxes, which cost all of $5 to make. It perfectly suits her rather large younger cats, and has also been easily customised for her older Burmese who suffers from arthritis so he doesn’t have to step over a high rim to relieve himself.

01.01.2022 As much as our dogs might be loving everyone staying at home at the moment, unfortunately we are seeing increased stress levels in some of our cat patients related to the change in household routine brought on by the COVID-19 restrictions. Signs of stress in our cats may include: Becoming withdrawn or hiding more than usual... Irritability Eating or drinking less Overeating Increased anxiety or fear Sleep disturbances Pacing, circling or restlessness A scruffy or matted coat House soiling Over-grooming If you’re worried about your kitty friend, book an appointment with one of our vets who will give your cat a full health check and talk you through some stress relieving strategies.