What are the opening hours?

Monday 7:30am - 6:30pm Tuesday 7:30am - 6:30pm Wednesday 7:30am - 6:30pm Thursday 7:30am - 6:30pm Friday 7:30am - 6:30pm Saturday 7:30am - 12:30pm

Tugun Veterinary Surgery

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Tugun Veterinary Surgery

Family owned practice for 3 generations. Our Doors are always open from:
8:00am to 6pm Mon to Fri
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16/11/2024

Dr Emma’s baby, Nesta, was a patient with us this week after slicing her poor foot open which required a stitch up with Dr Katie. We all wish her a super speedy recovery ❤️‍🩹🌸

15/11/2024

Nurse Mikki and patient Buddy getting comfortable whilst taking some x-rays 🩻 🐾

14/11/2024

Muffy was in for a dental procedure and felt very anxious being in hospital. Nurse Amy and Nurse Hallie found a solution and brought him along with them for the afternoon and he was much happier 💙🐾

13/11/2024

Miss Posey is in with us today as she has had a very upset stomach recently. Dr Sarah did a full work up and she received a lot of love from the nurses. We hope she feels much better soon 💕🌸

12/11/2024

Are you interested in puppy school? 🐶🌞

We have new puppy school class starting on Thursday 21/11 at 6pm!

Here at Tugun Vets our puppy school is run by dog trainer Troy from “K9 All training”.
Troy will provide support and guidance to new puppy parents.
The puppy school course is a 4 week program, 4 lessons are held at the clinic and a optional home visit if there are any concerns to be discussed. The cost is $120.
Classes will cover:
Vaccinations
Sleeping area
Toileting training
Behaviour
Food and diet
Harmful foods
Teething and chewing
Environment and enrichment
Worming
Parasite control
Desexing
Grooming
General health
All puppies will receive a free Welcome pack and Graduation Pack. Both packs include information and goodies to support you through your puppy’s milestones.
During the home visit Troy will cover any of your concerns and questions.
Classes are held on Thursday at 6pm and Saturday at 1pm. All classes run for 1 hour in our reception area .
To join our next Puppy school please call our friendly nurses on (07) 5534 1928 to enrol.
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11/11/2024

To our valued clients,

Our phones are currently down and we are working on them at this moment. Please email us at [email protected] with a call back request.

Sorry for the inconvenience.
Tugun vets 🐾

11/11/2024

Today we had little Nessie in hospital with us. She was very well behaved, and thoroughly enjoyed her ultrasound prep with Nurse Amy 👸🏻💕

09/11/2024

Little Pip the miniature dachshund was in this week for a general health check and a nail trim. He was so good for his pedicure and received lots of love from Nurse Amy 💙🐾

08/11/2024

We had Lucy the Ragdoll in clinic this week for a lion-groom.

Now she’ll be nice and cool for the warmer weather 🌞

To enquire about booking your cats in please give one of our friendly nurses a call on 0755341928

07/11/2024

🐾🐱 Pablo the Ragdoll was in for his desexing procedure this week.

He recovered so well and was back to making biscuits immediately after 💙

06/11/2024

⚠️ TW: Vomit ⚠️

We had a golden retriever in clinic who had been enjoying himself a little bit too much at the beach. The owner noticed that he was eating something he shouldn’t and brought him straight in where Dr Kim then induced vomiting.

Can you guess what it was that the dog ate/brought back up? ❓🕵️‍♀️

06/11/2024

🌸💕🍓 on Wednesdays we wear pink 🍓💕🌸

03/11/2024

Th best way to start the week is with a visit from a baby Dachshund 🥹💜

31/10/2024

Happy Halloween from Nurse Pickles!

If your pets are getting in the Halloween spirit, we’d love to see their costumes 🎃👻

30/10/2024

🎃 Halloween! 🎃

We hope you have a safe holiday, and remember to keep all human treats away from your animals!

29/10/2024

Dr Sarah and Nurse Amy with Gracie who had a little bit too much fun at the weekend.

She came in with a sore paw, and it turned out that she had torn her dew claw, which was removed. She was very brave and we hope she’ll have a speedy recovery and be back on her feet soon! 🐾🌸

28/10/2024

Winnie the baby boxer visited us this afternoon for her second puppy vaccination. She received a lot of attention and cuddles from us all 💕🌸

26/10/2024

Beautiful little Maple recovering in her bed after her desexing procedure 🐾💕

Address

482 Golden Four Drive
Gold Coast, QLD
4224

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday	7:30am - 6:30pm
Friday	7:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday	7:30am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+61755341928

Website

http://www.tugunvets.com.au/

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Behind the scenes at the clinic. It’s been another busy week, but we love every second of it 🩺💜

Snakes: It’s the beginning of summer, temperatures are coming up and it is getting warmer. This means we see more of our native wildlife out and about. Snakes are very common in the southern gold coast area and depending on the type of snake can be very harmful to our pets. Brown snakes- They are the second most venomous snake in the world as well as the most venomous snake to dogs. Their colours are brown to sometimes almost black, they are fast and more than likely very aggressive. They are found in QLD, NSW, VIC and some of NT. They can be very lethal to your pets, Brown snakes can cause paralysis, struggle to breathe on their own and may need intensive care. Whip snakes- while they tend to be less venomous for our patients, they can cause complications. These complications tend to be compounded in cats, however, dogs may also be affected. Whip snake bites can cause localised swelling of the bite site and total limb paralysis, especially in our feline friends. This means pain relief and intensive supportive care is essential. Unfortunately, there is no anti-venom available for this type of snake envenomation. Red Bellied Black Snake- Common complications for patients who have been bitten by a Red Bellied Black Snake include muscle pain, prolonged blood clotting times, localised swelling and oedema, haemolysis (destruction of red blood cells) and pigmenturia (abnormal coloured urine due to myoglobin being released from damaged tissues). Signs and symptoms: Collapse followed by apparent recovery Lethargy Muscle tremors, shaking and reduced eye blinking Dilated pupils Sudden onset of weakness/wobbliness (ataxia) Complete paralysis Inability to control bladder and bowels Irregular bleeding from the nose, bit site, mouth Discoloured, dark urine (often bloody) Paralysis If your pet has been bitten by any snake or have any symptoms listed above they will need to be seen ASAP as it is an emergency. Information credit- Animal Emergency Services (AES)