Main Street Veterinary Clinic

18/02/2025

Looking for a new family member? Adopt from Animal Aid!

18/02/2025

A lovely day in the high country from Blue Duck to Benambra. Jade and our newest vet Zoe had a day filled with geldings and cancer eye surgeries, as well as visits for bulls, dogs and cats.

10/02/2025

Welcome to DID I DO DAT!
I have been training dogs and their families for 10 years now, In that time I have trained many different breeds of dogs all different sizes, ages and temperaments and loved every minute of watching them grow.
I believe every dog of any age can be trained it's just working out the most effective way to get the dog and family all working together to achieve their goals.
If you have any inquiries please feel free to message me on here or call me on 0409-222-771

What we offer:
- Dog training for all breeds, ages and sizes.
- Puppy School Classes
- Adult Dog Training
- Private Training
- Puppy Socialization

10/02/2025

This little character looks like it’s had a wild weekend in the rain and needs to go home. Please help us find home. Found Bredt Street.

10/01/2025

After arriving late on Christmas Eve after being bitten by a snake, Loki is finally home! Thanks to his dedicated owner and the intensive treatment by Dr Kate and the rest of the team, he has pulled through and went home after 15 days in hospital over Christmas and New Years!

24/12/2024

Merry Christmas from all of us at the vet clinic!

06/12/2024

You may have noticed some extra colour around the clinic lately - we have been brightening up our Fridays with “Fun Scrub Fridays!” 🐕🐈🐆🐄🦒

30/11/2024

Many thanks to All About Pout Photography for all of the amazing photos taken yesterday. Thanks also to Did I Do Dat Dog Training & Socialization for organising this popular event and a big well done to our very own Santa and Elf!
If you looking for an amazing real Christmas Tree; support the Bairnsdale Lions Club who have them for sale at BP.

30/11/2024

Some practice shots for today’s Santa Photos! All donations going local the Animal Aid. While we are fully booked, we are taking walk-ins if running ahead of schedule.

16/11/2024

We see lots of baby magpies this time of the year brought into the clinic by concerned well intentioned people. Many are thought to injured or abandoned. This is usually not the case and they should be left alone (if not on the road or in danger) as the parents are not far away.

⚠️ Fledgling Magpie Season ⚠️ High res image - http://www.magpieaholic.com/found-a-baby-magpie/

If you see me on the ground, hold tight, my parents are likely to be somewhere ’round!
They may be out collecting my food, or chasing off predators that are likely to intrude!
Please give them time, and wait to see, they are extremely likely to return to me.

As I wobble and clumsily flutter down to the ground. I’m just learning my bearings of how to get ’round!
An exciting new world for me to see. Out of the nest and free as can be!
Although I may not yet be able to fly, please don’t worry as I’m bound to get by.
I can usually flutter and jump to higher ground. I can also communicate with my parents by emitting a sound.

If you see me in immediate danger, please help and don’t be a stranger!
If I’m injured, I need your assistance. Call your local animal rescue shelter to help secure my existence!

Please don’t be tempted to take us home, and try to raise us on your own.
We require experienced care, and a nutritious diet like our parents would prepare.
We know you mean well, and truly thank you for caring.
But when it comes to raising us, even our parents find it overbearing!

If I’m too young and unable to be returned to my nest, (refer to flowchart) here’s something you can try to ensure I progress.
Constructing a makeshift nest is easy as can be.
Octopus straps, a hanging basket, leaf litter, then securely hang it up in a tree!
Make sure to wait until my parents return.
If you observe them tending to me, then there is no reason for further concern!

If you’re ever in doubt, do not fuss.
Ring your local wildlife shelter, and they’ll be able to help us!

⚠️ I apologise for forgetting to include a contact number in the flowchart for Tasmania! 🤦🏻‍♀️ TASMANIA - Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary (03) 6268 1184

31/10/2024

Thanks to all those who attended our information evening last night. A great attendance!
We are now looking for suggestions for topics for future information nights. Please leave suggestions in the comments or let us know when you’re next in the clinic.
Thanks to Just for Lunch for the catering!

29/10/2024

REMINDER: INFORMATION NIGHT 6:30PM
Tomorrow (Wednesday) we are talking about the most important and widespread cattle eye disease in the world- PINK EYE. We will also be talking about the most common cancer in cattle- CANCER EYE.
Thank you to all those who have registered. There are limited places left. If you would like to attend, please call the clinic.

22/10/2024

Injured stray, entire male, no microchip, found Eastwood. Does he have an owner?

18/10/2024

BUCHAN AND DISTRICT
We are increasing the frequency of our visits to the area and our next planned trip is on Thursday October 31st. If you have any animal needing to be seen, please call the clinic to be added to the trip!
(Photo taken by our Buchan local vet Charmaine just out of town.)

16/10/2024

How lucky are we to service such a spectacular area of the country? During an almost 500km round trip yesterday, Jade visited many high country areas including Omeo and Dargo. This picture was the last stop of the day in beautiful Dargo. More frequent trips to Buchan and Gelantipy are coming soon!