Grafton Veterinary Clinic

19/11/2024

**update** OWNER FOUND

DO YOU KNOW ME?
I am a female, black and white Staffordshire.
I am microchipped but the details are not up to date.
Please call Grafton Veterinary Clinic on 66423681.

31/10/2024

Update* FOUND

If you see Meredith anywhere please call the number below as her owners are desperately looking for her.
Thank you!

21/09/2024

* UPDATE - Both dogs now located at Clarence Valley Council Animal Shelter *

DO YOU KNOW US?

Fallen from the back of a Ute on Clarence Way, near Copmanhurst. NOT microchipped.

Call 66 234 681

12/08/2024

I'm looking for a new home, can you help me?

Beautiful 9yr old Bull mastiff x looking for a new home due to her family moving to the city.
I'm up to date with all my vaccinations.

If you you can help me please contact the clinic on 66423681.

16/07/2024

🐎 July Racing Carnival 2024 🐎

Our clinic will be closing at 1pm
Wednesday 17th & Thursday 18th

For emergencies only, please phone -
📞 66 427 442

18/04/2024

CLOSED - ANZAC Day (Thurs 25th April)

Our after-hours service will remain available for any pet emergencies. Phone 66 427 442

Lest we forget🕯️

10/04/2024

CAT VACCINATIONS!!

Cat vaccinations are now back in stock.
If your cat is due please give us a call on 66423681

28/03/2024

🐇 Easter Opening Hours 2024 🐣

GoodFriday ~ CLOSED
Saturday 30th ~ 8:30 - 11:30
Sunday 31st ~ CLOSED
Monday 1st ~ CLOSED
Tuesday 2nd - Back to regular hours

For after hours emergencies please call -
66 427 442

01/03/2024

Does anyone know who owns these pooches?
Both chipped- no information attached.
Found at Southgate.

19/02/2024

19/02/2024

OWNERS HAVE BEEN FOUND

******DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM? *****
I've fallen off the back of a 4x4 20 minutes out of Coffs Harbour.
I do have a microchip but my details aren't up to date.
Please call Grafton Veterinary Clinic on 66423681.

13/02/2024

Valentines’ day is just around the corner, and it’s a time to show love to all those special beings in our lives- including our feline friends! ❣️🐱 As we plan to shower our someone special with love, let’s also remember the importance of keeping their furry family members safe. Did you know that some plants commonly associated with this romantic holiday can be toxic to cats? Take the time to educate yourself on what plants are harmful to your furry companions, and make sure to steer clear of giving them as gifts. Let’s celebrate Valentine’s Day responsibly by keeping our homes a safe and loving environment for our beloved pets. 💞

In particular, steer clear of lilies! Every part of the lily plant is toxic to cats and even the smallest lick or nibble can cause severe kidney damage, which can be deadly.

Visit the link in our bio to read up on more ways you can keep your cat safe-at-home.

08/02/2024

In response to the Lorikeet Paralysis Syndrome LPS crisis, WIRES has established an Emergency Lorikeet Drop-Off & Triage Centre in Grafton.

Located at 8 Kemp St, this centre is open from 9 am to 4 pm daily, including weekends.

With WIRES wildlife vet Dr. Tania Bishop on-site, immediate assessment and treatment are provided. The need is critical—on the first day alone, 91 affected birds were attended to!

If you spot a lorikeet showing symptoms of LPS, please contact the WIRES 24/7 Rescue Office at 1300 094 737 immediately.

Remember, early assessment is key to their survival.

Learn more about symptoms and advice on our website. ⤵️
https://bit.ly/WIRES_LPS_Response

01/02/2024

More than 200 birds with Lorikeet Paralysis Syndrome have been taken in by wildlife carers around Grafton as researchers call on citizen scientists to help find the cause.

31/01/2024

ALERT: Lorikeet Paralysis Syndrome (LPS) is affecting hundreds of wild lorikeets.

Lorikeet Paralysis Syndrome is a seasonal disease primarily affecting Rainbow Lorikeet populations in Northern NSW and Southern Queensland.

LPS can cause afflicated birds to appear unbalanced and become unable to fly, despite not showing apparent injuries. As the disease progresses, birds will lose control of their limbs and beaks entirely.

Early treatment increases the likelihood of successful rehabilitation and release. Therefore, getting affected birds into veterinary care as soon as possible is vital.

If you find a lorikeet suffering from LPS symptoms, please transport it to the nearest vet or contact WIRES immediately at 1300 094 737.

Thank you to WIRES Wildlife Vet Dr Tania Bishop for providing this invaluable information.