Dayboro Village Vets

Dayboro Village Vets Advanced, accessible and bond-centred veterinary care and services. Dayboro Village Vets’ vision is to make veterinary care accessible and inclusive.

We’re a veterinary practice that puts people first. We recognise that pet owners have expert knowledge when it comes to their pets, and we acknowledge and celebrate this by partnering with them to deliver professional veterinary care and service. Alongside patient outcomes, we measure our success by how included, engaged, and trusting our clients feel, and by the difference, we make in our communi

ty every day. WHAT OTHERS SAY ABOUT US:

"I am incredibly grateful to see Holly, Ash and Rosie head up a new team to reinstate Dayboro with the excellent veterinary care the community desperately needs and deserves. Dr. Holly and Dr. Ash worked at Old Mill Vets back in 2008. Together with Rosie, I couldn’t have asked for a better leadership team to jolt life back into the clinic. Their surgical, medical and customer care is second to none. Out with the Old (Mill Animal Vet) and in with the New (Dayboro Village Vet), while retaining the core values of a family-run business. The community will be delighted with the new team and services."
- Dr. Slade Walker, Old Mill Equine Service

"I met Holly and Ash in 2008 when they were previously practicing in Dayboro. Over the years they provided an outstanding level of medical care for our dogs and horses. This included diagnosis, treatment, and advice concerning behaviour, diet, and health. Our animals have thrived under their care. With our West Highland Terrier Lola approaching 15 years of age and still enjoying a highly active lifestyle, including beach runs, swimming, and, of course, many, many cuddles. They have been caring, passionate, and empathetic throughout the years to our situation and needs. I have also been impressed with their dedication to their profession, seeing them constantly upskill and remaining at the forefront of their industry. We are thrilled to see them establish a high-end veterinary practice servicing the community’s needs."
- Yvette Lutze

The festive season is over and the hot summer weather is here to stay. Remember, your pets feel the heat too!During summ...
03/01/2025

The festive season is over and the hot summer weather is here to stay. Remember, your pets feel the heat too!

During summer:
🔹Avoid exercising your dog in the heat and humidity of the day (10am-3pm)
🔹Add ice cubes to their water bowl
🔹If they’re outside for the day, ensure plenty of shaded, cool rest spots
🔹If you’re home, keep them inside to enjoy the air-con and fans (but never leave them in hot, closed homes)
🔹Hose, or wet them down, with an old towel throughout the day
🔹Keep their paws off hot bitumen and concrete in the heat of the day

If your pet appears lethargic, dizzy, has heavier than normal panting, drooling, or just doesn’t seem themselves, CALL US IMMEDIATELY. Your pet may be experiencing heat stroke and we will need to treat them urgently - 3171 2227.

Here's to a safe, healthy and prosperous 2025! Happy New Year from Dayboro Village Vets! 🥳
31/12/2024

Here's to a safe, healthy and prosperous 2025! Happy New Year from Dayboro Village Vets! 🥳

Many animals are terrified by fireworks displays, and this often causes them to take flight and try to escape the loud n...
29/12/2024

Many animals are terrified by fireworks displays, and this often causes them to take flight and try to escape the loud noises. Planning ahead is crucial! New Year’s Eve fireworks are to be expected, but check the Moreton Shire council website to find out if there are other fireworks events near you this week.

Here are some simple tips for keeping your pet safe during fireworks:

🎇 Give your dog plenty of exercise before dark.
🎇 If you can, stay home with your anxious or fearful dog.
🎇 Close the blinds, and create a comfortable hiding place. Music can help.
🎇 Do not overly fuss on your anxious dog. Show them you are calm.
🎇 Make sure you dog's microchip details are up to date in case they escape.
🎇 Speak to us in advance about medications that can help.

If you have a pet who experiences distress, anxiety and panic during fireworks, call us today. There is help available. Call 3171 2227!

Wishing our wonderful clients, patients, and the Dayboro and Surrounds community a safe and happy Christmas 2024.
24/12/2024

Wishing our wonderful clients, patients, and the Dayboro and Surrounds community a safe and happy Christmas 2024.

Congratulations to our  Christmas Corner Photo Competition winner, Alfie! Here he is collecting his Pet Prize Pack whils...
23/12/2024

Congratulations to our Christmas Corner Photo Competition winner, Alfie! Here he is collecting his Pet Prize Pack whilst doing what he does best ~ posing and being super cute!

Kat Banks

FESTIVE SEASON TRADING HOURS AT DAYBORO VILLAGE VETS 🎅Our wonderful emergency and critical care partners,  and Brisbane ...
21/12/2024

FESTIVE SEASON TRADING HOURS AT DAYBORO VILLAGE VETS 🎅

Our wonderful emergency and critical care partners, and Brisbane Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Service will be open all public holidays to support the community.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR CHRISTMAS CORNER WINNER - ALFRED! 76 Likes and Loves for this little bundle of joy! 🥳Congratulati...
20/12/2024

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR CHRISTMAS CORNER WINNER - ALFRED! 76 Likes and Loves for this little bundle of joy! 🥳

Congratulations and thank you to all the beautiful pups and people who entered our competition, with a special shout-out to Lottie: our runner up AND in recovery from her ACL repair surgery ❤️

Alfred wins a Pet Prize Pack valued at $200 - just in time to go under the tree (but probably won't ...because TREATS!).

Kat Banks Keryn Metcalfe

There’s just a few hours remaining to vote in our Christmas Corner Competition - have you ‘liked’ your favourite photo?!...
20/12/2024

There’s just a few hours remaining to vote in our Christmas Corner Competition - have you ‘liked’ your favourite photo?! 🤩

VOTING IS NOW OPEN FOR OUR 2024 CHRISTMAS CORNER PHOTO COMPETITION!Thank you to our clients who entered their photos. We...
14/12/2024

VOTING IS NOW OPEN FOR OUR 2024 CHRISTMAS CORNER PHOTO COMPETITION!

Thank you to our clients who entered their photos. We loved every moment of dressing up pups, wrangling kids and dishing our buckets of treats to get everyone looking at the camera! Most importantly, we LOVED seeing you make wonderful memories - that's what our Christmas Corner is all about.

VOTING IS OPEN! The photo with the most Likes and Loves by 5:00pm on Friday 20th December will win a Pet Prize Pack in time for Christmas - good luck to all our entrants and get tagging and sharing! 🎅❤️

We had the best (but slightly damp!) Christmas party thanks to the Dayboro Bowls Club and the wonderful Silverwood Cafe ...
14/12/2024

We had the best (but slightly damp!) Christmas party thanks to the Dayboro Bowls Club and the wonderful Silverwood Cafe and their delicious catering. Locals looking after locals 👌

It was also a great opportunity to reflect on the wonderful patients and clients we have served this year, and to give a warm Dayboro welcome to our new vet, Dr. Justin!



[Missing from the team photo: our brilliant vets, Meghan Scrivo and Dr Jessica Pickett BVSc (Hons)!]

Prescription Refill Alert! 🩺We know this time of year is busy. We know it's hot and you've got a lot to do. Let us take ...
12/12/2024

Prescription Refill Alert! 🩺
We know this time of year is busy. We know it's hot and you've got a lot to do. Let us take one thing off your plate by ensuring you don't get caught short with your pet's medication over the festive holidays.

Call or email us today to organise refills and script requests. We've got you!
T: 3171 2227 | E: [email protected]

That little smile … ❤️ Mr. Kenzie sailed through his health check and vaccination today, meaning more time for cuddles a...
10/12/2024

That little smile … ❤️ Mr. Kenzie sailed through his health check and vaccination today, meaning more time for cuddles and treats!

The chaos, laughs and awws of our  Christmas Corner Photo Competition is back in 2024! Will you be our winner? How to en...
29/11/2024

The chaos, laughs and awws of our Christmas Corner Photo Competition is back in 2024! Will you be our winner?

How to enjoy the fun:🎄
1. Photograph your pet (and any other combination of family members, pets, and Christmas outfits) in front of our Christmas corner during clinic open hours
2. Send your favourite pic to [email protected]
3. Photos will be uploaded and go live on Facebook from 9am Sunday 15 December. The photo with the most ‘likes’ and ‘loves’ by 5pm Friday 20th December wins a pet prize pack valued at $200!

Come and join the fun and make some memories!
🌲🎅🏼🧑🏻‍🎄🤶

Paws up if you spent last night eating 3kg of Christmas snacks! Uh-oh. A certain Cocker Spaniel (who shall remain namele...
21/11/2024

Paws up if you spent last night eating 3kg of Christmas snacks! Uh-oh. A certain Cocker Spaniel (who shall remain nameless to protect her dignity) managed to open a plastic tub full of tasty snacks and devour them all! 🐖😱

As we head into the festive season, we are encouraging all pet owners to ensure decorations, food and presents are secured safely away from paws and jaws!

If you are ever concerned your pet has eaten something they shouldn’t, call us for advice and support - we can help 🩺

The cases of canine heartworm are growing across Queensland, with double the amount reported across Brisbane in first ha...
12/11/2024

The cases of canine heartworm are growing across Queensland, with double the amount reported across Brisbane in first half of 2024 compared to the whole of 2023 (and that's just what has been reported!).

Heartworm disease is caused by a blood parasite that is spread by mosquitoes. Heartworms migrate through your pet's tissues until they enter the vascular system. Once infected, these long, thin parasites (up to 14 inches long, and in the hundreds) settle into the right side of the lungs and pulmonary arteries where they obstruct the flow of blood to the heart affecting the rest of the body.

Heartworm disease is potentially fatal yet completely preventable. We are urging all pet owners to review their products and ensure heartworm prevention is included. Treatment for heartworm can take many months and there can be complications for your pet. Prevention is best.

If you are unsure about your pet's heartworm prevention status, call us and we can help. A simple blood test can detect heartworm and we can advise on the best course of action. Call 3171 2227.

Thank you Andy for your lovely review. We know the quality of our communication and ‘human care’ is just as important as...
11/11/2024

Thank you Andy for your lovely review. We know the quality of our communication and ‘human care’ is just as important as our patient care ❤️🩺

Storm season is here! Although many animals are able to cope with thunder and lightening, some find it incredibly distre...
05/11/2024

Storm season is here! Although many animals are able to cope with thunder and lightening, some find it incredibly distressing. Aside from securing your pet and property as best as you can, make sure pet microchip details are up to date. If you pet escapes, correct microchip details will help get them home sooner.

Today is R U OK? Day, a day when we are all encouraged to stay connected and have conversations that can help our friend...
11/09/2024

Today is R U OK? Day, a day when we are all encouraged to stay connected and have conversations that can help our friends, family members and colleagues cope with difficult times in their life. And sometimes, talking can be easier with a dog to provide love and comfort ... so why not ask a friend to walk the dogs with you today (or any day) and start a meaningful conversation.

By having regular, meaningful conversations, you build trust and normalise talking about what’s really going on, so when the people in your world find themselves struggling, they know you’re someone they can talk to.

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3546 Mount Mee Road
Dayboro, QLD
4521

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

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