Wynnum Bayside Veterinary Surgery in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Pet service

Wynnum Bayside Veterinary Surgery

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3893 0858

Address: 244 Preston Rd, Wynnum West 4178 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Say hello to all these gorgeous new puppies! Puppy preschool is back up and running, please call the clinic if you would like to enrol your puppy Next week we will be posting photos of our loved geriatric furry friends!

24.01.2022 We are obsessed with 'Pickles', who came in for a health check this morning. How can we resist that face

23.01.2022 'Ducks in a row'-aren't they just adorable

23.01.2022 We had the pleasure of caring for 'Teddy' for his desexing procedure! Teddy had bilateral Cryptorchidism (retained testicles) which refers to the failure of both testicles to descend into the scrotum. This condition appears to be genetic and the risk of developing testicular cancers increase significantly, if not neutered. Treatment for bilateral Cryptorchidism is the removal of the testicles from within the abdomen or inguinal canal. Teddy's surgery was successful and he is now recovering at home!

23.01.2022 Tick Paralysis Prevention Tick season is in full swing and prevention is better than cure! These are just a few products out on the market that are effective against the deadly paralysis tick. The products come in all sizes, please ensure your pet is in the correct weight range, especially when puppies and kittens weights are increasing every week. Bravecto Plus Cat Spot-on(topical spot-on every 2mths)... Bravecto Cat Spot-on (topical spot-on every 3 months) Bravecto Dog Spot-on (topical spot-on every 6 months) Bravecto Dog Chew (oral chew every 3 months) NexGard Spectra (oral chew every month) NexGard (oral chew every month) Please read the safety directions and instructions for all products prior to use or call the clinic if you have any questions.

22.01.2022 Its official! Christmas is upon us - although if were being totally honest weve been blasting Christmas tunes since October ended. We hope youre all able to take a much deserved break during this festive period, and look forward to seeing you and your fur babies before the year is up. Please take notice of our changing hours over Christmas, and dont hesitate to give us a call if youve got any concerns.... Oh... and a preemptive Merry Christmas from our family to yours.

21.01.2022 Who remembers their first pet?! Little Charlie adores his new family and the love is clearly reciprocated Lots of treats and cuddles for him yesterday after his 2nd vaccination

21.01.2022 The delightful 'Arby' was having a cheeky play this morning before his desexing procedure.

21.01.2022 As most of you are probably aware of by now, the past couple of years has seen our clinic undergo some serious renovations, as we have worked to provide the most comfortable and modern environment to care for you, and your pets. The newest development in this exciting journey is our website which has been redesigned to mirror all the great changes made in-house. Weve worked hard to make sure it is as accessible as possible to our clients. Wed like to also announce the int...roduction of our blog (linked through the website) which will be run by our team of vet nurses and help provide you all with lots of pet news and tips. Were so excited to share all these exciting changes with you, so please let us know if theres anything youd like covered on our new blog. Finally a BIG thank-you to all our existing clients whove complimented us on the renovations, its been so wonderful to see all your positive reactions we sincerely hope youve felt at home every time youve stepped through our doors. https://wynnumbaysidevet.com.au/

20.01.2022 The delightful Arby was having a cheeky play this morning before his desexing procedure.

19.01.2022 We had the pleasure of caring for Teddy for his desexing procedure! Teddy had bilateral Cryptorchidism (retained testicles) which refers to the failure of both testicles to descend into the scrotum. This condition appears to be genetic and the risk of developing testicular cancers increase significantly, if not neutered. Treatment for bilateral Cryptorchidism is the removal of the testicles from within the abdomen or inguinal canal. Teddys surgery was successful and he is now recovering at home!

19.01.2022 The gorgeous Alfie enjoying the afternoon sun after his vaccination

17.01.2022 Does your pet have smelly breath? Dental disease is one of the major issues seen within the veterinary industry. Gingivitis (inflammation of the gums) and periodontal disease (advanced gum disease) are regularly diagnosed due to poor dental health. Clinical signs of periodontal disease include: Bad breath... Severe tartar Inflamed & bleeding gums Drooling Difficulty or reluctance to eat solid foods Annual health checks can help prevent periodontal disease by early diagnoses and management. Dental care routine can incorporate Hill's t/d biscuits, Royal Canin Dental, finger brushing and a dental scale and polish under general anaesthetic. The photo attached is a before and after dental scale and polish performed today. No teeth were extracted and the minimal damage can be reversed with ongoing dental hygiene. Keep up the good work Benji and family!

17.01.2022 It's official! Christmas is upon us - although if we're being totally honest we've been blasting Christmas tunes since October ended. We hope you're all able to take a much deserved break during this festive period, and look forward to seeing you and your fur babies before the year is up. Please take notice of our changing hours over Christmas, and don't hesitate to give us a call if you've got any concerns.... Oh... and a preemptive Merry Christmas from our family to yours.

14.01.2022 The delightful Archie patiently waiting to see a Veterinarian for his health check

14.01.2022 Who remembers their first pet?! Little 'Charlie' adores his new family and the love is clearly reciprocated Lots of treats and cuddles for him yesterday after his 2nd vaccination

14.01.2022 Big or small, we love them all

13.01.2022 The gorgeous Dobby & Ivy relaxing together, watching the world go by Fun fact: A group of cats is called a 'clowder'

12.01.2022 Christmas is just around the corner! We love seeing our furry friends get in the spirit of Christmas!

12.01.2022 The last puppy preschool of 2018 starts on Wednesday 19th December! Call us now to reserve your spot!

12.01.2022 We are obsessed with Pickles, who came in for a health check this morning. How can we resist that face

11.01.2022 The gorgeous 'Alfie' enjoying the afternoon sun after his vaccination

10.01.2022 Paralysis Ticks With summer approaching, the ticks are more active and it is important to ensure your beloved pets are protected! Ticks are mainly found in bush areas. They can also attach themselves to native mammals and be transported into backyard suburbia. Tick paralysis is caused by neurotoxins secreted in saliva by the tick. ... Paralysis tick symptoms include: Hindlimb incoordination & weakness Gagging, grunting or coughing Regurgitating or vomiting Change in breathing rate, effort, depth or rhythm Please seek immediate veterinary attention if your pet displays paralysis tick symptoms or you locate a tick on your pet (please bring the tick into the clinic to be identified) Current Prevention Bravecto Chew (every 3 months) NexGard Chew (once a month) Feline Frontline Spray (every 3 weeks) Paralysis ticks are lethal and prevention is the best cure as treatment does not guarantee survival. *Photo attached- another paralysis tick case today

08.01.2022 We love meeting new additions to the family! The sweet 'Rosie' and her adorable younger brother 'Fergus'

07.01.2022 Before the clock ticks over tonight, and we welcome 2019, wed like to say a little something to all our clients new and old who have visited us over this past year. Everyday we find ourselves moved by the endless love you show your pets, and by the trust you allow us in looking after them. Big or small, confident or shy, they bring us an immense amount of joy, and sometimes, sadly, the occasional heartache. So as we wrap up 2018 we want to say a massive thank-you to ea...ch and every person whos allowed us into the lives of their pets its been a pleasure. We hope you all have a wonderful night, surrounded by those you love, and we cant wait to see you all in the New Year. Heres to 2019 With love, Jenny, Cindy, Anna, Wendy, Elyse, Jennifer, Lu Lu

06.01.2022 Ducks in a row-arent they just adorable

05.01.2022 For the safety of our staff and clients First and foremost, we hope you and your families are safe and keeping healthy in these difficult and uncertain times. As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) is an unfolding pandemic our veterinary clinic will stay open unless otherwise instructed, or if we require to quarantine the clinic. ... Symptoms of the COVID-19 include fever, coughing, sore throat, fatigue, and shortness of breath. If you are displaying any of the following symptoms or are in self-quarantine but have an ill pet, please call the clinic with instructions on how to proceed. If you are displaying COVID-19 symptoms or have been known to break self-isolation/quarantine you may be asked to kindly leave the premises. The wellbeing of our team and clients is always a priority, thus we are taking measures to ensure the clinic is hygienic and safe. Precautions include increasing hand hygiene, thoroughly cleaning surfaces on a regular basis and social distancing between clients with a general 1.5m distance. We are closely monitoring the developments of the Coronavirus outlined by the Australian Government and State Government and we will provide updates as necessary.

04.01.2022 We love meeting new additions to the family! The sweet Rosie and her adorable younger brother Fergus

03.01.2022 A warning to all pet owners......please be aware

01.01.2022 Due to the Government announcement concerning social distancing we can only have limited clients within the reception room and consultation room. We ask that only one owner per pet comes into the clinic with the exception of saying goodbye to a beloved pet. In order to uphold the 1.5m distancing regulations, we ask clients to stay outside if you can see another client in the reception area. Please call the clinic to inform us that you are waiting outside, we will come and get you when it's practical to come into the clinic. Thank you for your understanding and patience.

01.01.2022 The graduates from the most recent Puppy Pre-school! Majority of the puppies love to come back into the clinic after their fun experience and memories of puppy school