Limestone Coast Vet

09/03/2025

Sadly too many kittens and not enough homes. Please get your cats desexed so you are not contributing to this never ending problem

CLOSED FOR NEW INTAKES

Sadly we have been at full capacity for a while now. We have noticed a decline in interest for our 'plainer'/more commonly coloured kittens, and our adult cats. If they aren't adopted we can't take in more :(
If you are looking for a kitten or a cat, we have a number available, who are friendly and affectionate and would make great family members. Sadly many have had no interest at all.
Thank you to the volunteers who care for the animals in care awaiting their forever homes and to the local community for their continued support.

25/02/2025

Injured stray brought in by concerned citizen. Suspect hit by car. Found near Mulga St Primary.
Young 3-4 month old female. Not microchipped. No collar.
If this is your cat please call the clinic on 87253327 during business hours tomorrow.

22/02/2025

Life Saver appreciation post to Nurse Amber's doggie Shark who provided a life saving donation of blood this week, proving what a good boi he is!

20/02/2025

❤️ our doggies

19/02/2025

Our vet nurse and receptionist positions have now been filled. Thank you to all the applicants.

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29/01/2025

Thank you to everyone who has applied for our receptionist position. We have been inundated with applicants so thank you for your patience as we look through them all 🙂

22/01/2025

* Edit: Storm (as he has been named) will be going out to SEAWL later today. Is this your kitten? Found today in the park at Conroe Heights. Please ring the clinic on 87253327.

21/01/2025

We are seeing an increasing amount of retroviruses in cats in our area. Both in stray cats and owned cats with outdoor access.
Retroviruses include feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) and feline leukaemia virus (FeLV).
We have vaccines against both diseases available in clinic.

10/01/2025

LEPTOSPIROSIS VACCINE NOW AVAILABLE IN CLINIC

WSAVA (World small animal vet association) has added Leptospirosis to the suggested core vaccinations for dogs.

Leptospirosis can infect many animals and also humans. There is a 50% mortality rate in dogs.

Dogs are infected from contact with urine from infected "reservoir" animals such as rats and wildlife, or contact with contaminated soil and water.

Once only a problem in rural areas, there is now an increased risk of exposure in town environments. In recent years there have been outbreaks in both Sydney and Melbourne.

It is more common in wet and humid tropical and sub-tropical environments. In Australia it is more common in Queensland, NSW and parts of Victoria. Vaccination is recommended for dogs that are likely to travel to these states. Dogs that go camping are also at increased risk.

07/01/2025

Theo is looking for his next slave. Full time/Part-time position available for an experienced vet nurse. Above award wage for qualified and experienced nurses.

Apply via [email protected] or phone 87253327 to organise a confidential chat.

06/01/2025

Did you know that 80% of pet cats have some form of outdoor access during their lives?
Did you know that outdoor access increases the exposure to infectious diseases and parasites?
Is your cat protected?

24/12/2024

Wishing all our clients and patients a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
We are now closed and re-open 9am on Thursday 2nd January.

17/12/2024

Today we wish Nurse Amber a very Happy Birthday 🥳 🎂

16/12/2024

Just a reminder that we will be closed from 5pm Christmas Eve and re-open 9am Thursday 2nd January 2025.
Please make sure you have enough food and medicines to get through this time.
Dr Teresa will be available for emergencies only on 87253327 during this time.

15/12/2024

Last chance to order for the year. Orders must be received by 10am Thursday for delivery by Xmas Eve.

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12/12/2024

Last orders for medication repeats and prescription food must be received by 10am Thursday 19th December to allow arrival prior to Xmas Eve.