Animal Emergency Service Jindalee

04/07/2025

Suspect your pet has eaten rat bait? Act fast, it could save their life.

Here’s what to do:
1️⃣ Call your nearest emergency vet hospital immediately.
2️⃣ Bring any bait packaging or product info.
3️⃣ Keep your pet calm and quiet.
4️⃣ Do NOT induce vomiting or give home remedies.
5️⃣ Don’t wait for symptoms, some poisons take time to show but act fast internally.

Even if your pet seems fine, urgent treatment can prevent serious complications.

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Emergency

01/07/2025

📛 If your pet gets lost, a current microchip and tag can bring them home faster. Have you checked their info lately?

29/06/2025

One Blood Donation. Three Lives Saved. ❤️

When a dog donates blood, the impact is powerful, just one donation can help save up to three other pets in need.

From trauma and surgery to snake bites and serious illness, blood transfusions are often the critical turning point.

It’s one of the most meaningful ways a healthy dog can help another.

🔗 Learn how canine blood donation works: animalemergencyservice.com.au/blog/canine-blood-donation-questions

26/06/2025

Could your pet have eaten rat bait? Here’s what to watch for.

Even small amounts of rat bait can cause serious internal bleeding in dogs and cats, often days after ingestion. Early signs might be subtle, but they can quickly become life threatening.

Common symptoms include:
🔸 Pale gums
🔸 Lethargy or weakness
🔸 Coughing or laboured breathing
🔸 Bleeding from nose or gums
🔸 Vomiting or diarrhoea (with or without blood)
🔸 Bruising or swollen abdomen

If you notice these signs, especially after known or possible bait exposure, seek emergency care immediately.

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26/06/2025

The incredible team at Animal Welfare League Queensland are providing free parvovirus vaccinations in Ipswich this Saturday! This is an awesome initiative to help keep pets safe and reduce the number of patients brought into vet hospitals suffering from this terrible disease.

Vaccinations are limited. Eligibility criteria apply. See below post for details.

VET CLINIC LOCATIONS ABOUT AWLQ VET CLINICS VET CLINIC FAQ BRISBANE VETERINARY CLINIC 6/10 Old Chatswood Road, Daisy Hill, QLD 4127 07 3808 2892 [email protected] Opening Hours Monday to Friday – 8:00am to 6:00pm Saturday – Closed Sunday – Closed Holiday Trading Hours May 5th (Labour Day) –...

24/06/2025

🚨 If it can fit in their mouth, it can block their airway. Keep small objects and toys out of reach.

21/06/2025

At AES Jindalee we have been inundated with stray cats & kittens. We do our best to work with the public, council and local foster groups to reunite them with their owners or find their forever homes, however this can mean they stay in our clinic for a very long time. When adopting a cat, please ensure they are microchipped so if they go missing, we can reunite you with your best friend a lot easier 🐈

20/06/2025

Did you know dogs have blood types too? 🐶🩸

Just like people, dogs have different blood types—more than a dozen, in fact. Most pet owners don’t know their dog’s type—and that’s okay. But in a veterinary emergency, it can be lifesaving.

Every donation helps give critically ill pets a second chance at life.

Curious about how canine blood donation works?
🔗 Read more: animalemergencyservice.com.au/blog/canine-blood-donation-questions

19/06/2025

We love our German Shepherd's here at AES Jindalee, Duncan particularly stole everyone's hearts 💙

18/06/2025

Our team was absolutely enamored with this little lady Dora we cared for recently! 💕

17/06/2025

🔥 Cozy vibes can turn into emergencies fast. Keep candles out of tail-wagging reach and never leave open flames unattended.

15/06/2025

Pablo the Lifesaver 🐾🩸

Ever wondered what a canine blood donation looks like? It’s calm, caring, and full of cuddles—just ask Pablo!

From a pre-donation health check to a few minutes on the donation bed (plus treats, of course!), our team is there every step to make the experience gentle and positive.

💬 Watch Pablo’s visit and learn how simple—and life-saving—the process can be.

🔗 More info: animalemergencyservice.com.au/blog/canine-blood-donation-questions

12/06/2025

Could Your Dog Be a Lifesaver? 🐶🩸

Just like in human medicine, blood donations can be life-saving for pets in emergencies—from snake bites to surgeries, trauma to disease. But here’s something many don’t know: pet blood can only be stored for about a month.

That means we rely on a community of healthy, happy dogs to help us deliver this critical care—when every second counts.

Does your dog:
✔ Weigh 25kg or more
✔ Fall between 1–8 years of age
✔ Have a calm, friendly nature
✔ Stay up to date with vaccinations and preventatives?

If so, they might just have what it takes to become a donor hero. 🦸🐶

Learn more about how canine blood donors make a difference:
🔗 animalemergencyservice.com.au/animal-blood-donation-program

10/06/2025

⚡️Got a chewy pup or curious kitten? Tidy those cords! A quick nibble can lead to a dangerous zap.

06/06/2025

🚨 Bessie’s Story: A Reminder About the Risks of Stick Play

This is Bessie - a brave and resilient pup who recently presented to our Tanawha hospital after a traumatic stick injury. While chasing a stick, Bessie ran onto it with force. The stick entered through the back of her mouth, narrowly missed her chest, and almost exited through the side of her neck.

Thanks to the rapid response from her family and the expertise of our emergency team, Bessie received prompt surgical care and is now recovering well. 💪🐾

This case is a powerful reminder:
🪵 Stick play can lead to serious, even life-threatening injuries. Please consider safer alternatives when playing fetch with your dog.

We’re proud of our Animal Emergency Service Tanawha team for delivering compassionate expertise during a very confronting emergency - and grateful to Bessie’s family for trusting us in such a critical moment.

Discover Bessie's incredible story and watch the video showing how the stick was located—click to learn more! https://f.mtr.cool/lbjlithzrq

⚠️ Content Warning: The video in our blog post contains medical footage that may be distressing to some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised.

03/06/2025

💊 Think your meds are safe in the cupboard? Think again. One pill can be fatal to pets. Keep them high, locked, and out of paws' reach.

Check out more common household hazards for your pet here: https://f.mtr.cool/bozbrsyrbe

30/05/2025

This majestic maine c**n was a very good boy whilst we treated him, despite his unimpressed facial expressions 😂

29/05/2025

Any guesses who ate got into the chocolate tin? 🍫

04/05/2025

We’re here for your pets this Labour Day — Open 24 hours! Whether it’s an accident, illness, or emergency, our team is ready to provide expert care.

📍 34 Goggs Rd, Jindalee
📞 Call us at (07) 3715 9999 for immediate assistance

Stay safe and enjoy the long weekend — we’re here whenever you need us! 🐾❤️

29/03/2025

It's getting colder in Brisbane! The doggy jumpers have already come out 💗❄️

27/03/2025

Just some of the hundreds of wildlife we take in weekly. From lorikeets to wallabies, we will take any injured or young native wildlife that needs to love & care.

25/03/2025

This little friend strayed from home and ended up at AES Jindalee! Owner was quickly found and returned home, but we loved having her with us for a couple hours. Such a friendly little bird!

13/03/2025

Team Cyclone Alfred - we want to acknowledge and shout-out our wonderful staff who came together to keep the clinic open through the entirety of ex-cyclone Alfred. Your dedication to helping the community and their beloved pets in truly unmatched. Some even camped at the hospital all weekend 🌪️ We are blessed with the best team!

04/03/2025

⚠️ We Are Open As Usual!⚠️

If you are in an affected area, we encourage you to prepare for yours and your pet’s safety. Keep a pet emergency kit on hand, secure essential medications, and have a plan in place in case evacuation is necessary.

If your pet needs urgent care, no appointment is necessary; however, if you are able to, please call ahead to help our team prepare for your arrival.

Keep checking our socials and website for operational updates, and please stay safe during this time.