25/06/2024
This beautiful guy was brought in after a caring member of the public found him doing some laps in their pool! 🏊
After some TLC, he shook out his feathers and flew right out the door!🐦⬛😍
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25/06/2024
🐶👔 Looking for the perfect reason to bring your pooch to work? Today is Take Your Dog to Work Day!
Not only do dogs boost morale, but they also remind us to take breaks and enjoy the little things.
📸 Did your furry co-worker join you today? We would love to see your hard-working (or hardly working) dogs in the comments.
20/06/2024
“Ahh yes Dr Sue, just as I suspected! My heart is full of love”🐶🥰💖
18/06/2024
💭 Could your pet have Osteoarthritis?
OA can be very painful and just like in humans, it can negatively impact their quality of life, both physically and emotionally. The good news is that by identifying OA early, you and your veterinarian can develop a treatment plan for your cat or dog.
Take the Osteoarthritis Pain Checklist below to learn more👇
🐱 Cat Checklist: https://ow.ly/9GJl50S6qlM
🐶 Dog Checklist: https://ow.ly/Cwh950S6qlL
17/06/2024
Beautiful Bella receiving princess treatment during her visit last week, as she should🎀🐶🎀
10/06/2024
Sassy the 8-week-old Rottweiler having her very first vet checkup today. Of course, she didn’t make it past reception without being snatched up for a cuddle🥰🩺
04/06/2024
🐱 Happy International Hug Your Cat Day! 🐱 Give your kitty some extra love today and SHARE your adorable cat photos with us in the comments! 💕
28/05/2024
Dogs have remarkable abilities to sense various aspects of human behaviour and physiology. Here are three amazing things they can detect:
1. Emotional State: Dogs are highly attuned to human emotions and can often sense when their owners are feeling sad, anxious, or stressed.
2. Health Conditions: Dogs possess an incredible sense of smell, which allows them to detect subtle changes in human body chemistry. They can sniff out certain health conditions, including hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) in people with diabetes, certain types of cancer, and even impending seizures.
3. Intentions and Trustworthiness: Dogs are adept at reading human body language and can often sense a person's intentions. They can pick up on cues such as posture, facial expressions, and vocal tone to gauge whether someone is friendly, trustworthy, or potentially threatening.
Overall, dogs' remarkable sensitivity to human emotions, health, and intentions underscores the unique bond between humans and their canine companions.
26/05/2024
🐾 Calling all pet parents! 🐾
We love our furry friends, and we know you do too! Share the joy and brighten our day by posting your favourite photos of your pets. Whether it's a cute dog, a curious cat, a playful parrot, or any other beloved companion, we want to see them all!
Snap a pic, post it, and don't forget to tag us. Let’s create a gallery of adorable faces that brings smiles to everyone. Your pet could be the next star of our page! 📸✨
21/05/2024
🚫 Did you know? Grapes, raisins, onions, garlic, and chives are all extremely harmful foods for cats. Keep your feline friend safe by avoiding these toxic treats! 🐱
If you have any issues or concerns about your pet's wellbeing and diet, we are here to help. Follow the link in BIO to book an appointment. 🐾
15/05/2024
Welcoming Fred the black Lab!
His big brother Frank (a New Farm Vet regular) is stoked to have his very own mini-me🥰
12/05/2024
Happy Mother’s Day from all of us!🥰
Whether your children have 2, 4 or more legs, you fill their lives with love.
Share your favourite picture with your fur baby down below!
10/05/2024
Happy Friday!🥳
Stella joined us today for desexing and gave everyone the softest cuddles🥰 Thanks Stella!
07/05/2024
As your cat ages, their needs evolve. Here are our top tips for taking care of your cat during their senior years:
🥣 Food & Water: Ensure seniors eat and drink enough. Offer small, frequent meals and accessible water.
😸 Playtime: Keep them active with gentle play, improving muscle tone and circulation.
😴 Sleeping: Aging cats tend to sleep more. Provide cosy bedding in warm, draft-free spot and monitor any changes in sleeping patterns.
🩺 Regular Check-ups: Health exams, including dental checks, every six months catch issues early.
By recognising and addressing the specific needs of senior cats, you can ensure they enjoy a comfortable and fulfilling life in their later years.
07/05/2024
We are proud to announce that New Farm Group is a certified Great Place To Work™ 🎉
At the heart of our clinic lies a steadfast commitment to nurturing a workplace culture where our team feels a sense of pride and belonging, and that they are empowered to do their most meaningful work. 🐾
24/04/2024
🌺🇦🇺 Anzac Day Notice - Clinic Closure 🌺
In honour of Anzac Day, we would like to express our deepest respect and gratitude to the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve our nations. 🙏🏽🕊️
🐾 As we reflect on this significant day, our clinic will be closed on Anzac Day, 25th of April, 2024. We appreciate your understanding and encourage you to take a moment to remember and pay tribute to the sacrifices made by our servicemen and servicewomen.
10/04/2024
🐾✨ Is your furry friend radiating good health? Here are some signs to look out for! 🌈🐶
• Shiny Coat: A lustrous, smooth coat is a paw-some indicator of your dog's well-being.
• Bright Eyes: Sparkling, clear eyes show vitality. If your pup's eyes are free from discharge and bright, it's a great sign!
• Energetic Behaviour: A playful and active dog is a happy one! If your fur baby is full of energy, it's a positive indication of their overall health.
• Healthy Appetite: A hearty appetite is a sign of a content pooch. If they're enjoying their meals and maintaining a healthy weight, it's a good indicator of well-being.
• Regular Bathroom Habits: Consistent and normal bathroom habits are key. If your dog's routine is steady, it suggests a healthy digestive system.
Remember, it's crucial to stay proactive about your pet's health! 🏥✅ Book a consultation with one of our skilled vets to ensure your beloved pet is thriving in every way.
03/04/2024
Sorry, not sorry! 🤭 How can we resist, though? Being a vet is more than just a job; it's our passion. We're genuinely dedicated to keeping your fur babies happy and healthy. 🐾💙 And yes, it also involves a few compliments!
25/03/2024
Happy Easter everybunny! 🐰 The clinic will be closed from Good Friday to Easter Monday, as our team enjoys a well-deserved break. 💫
Please call ahead to schedule any upcoming/ outstanding treatment and to organise collecting any food or medication needed over the break ☎️
We wish you an eggsta happy and safe Easter weekend!!
19/03/2024
Easter chocolate is fun for everyone… except your pet!
Please be extra mindful of keeping all choccy treats far out of paws reach and remember to never feed any to your pet! 🍫🚫
13/03/2024
Ears to a lifetime of good health! Learn the signs of ear infections in pets:
🙉 Excessive scratching or pawing at the ears.
🙉 Unusual head tilting or shaking.
🙉 Foul odor and discharge
🙉 Redness and Swelling
🙉 Noticeable decrease in response to sounds.
If you observe any of these signs, consult your veterinarian for a thorough examination and appropriate treatment. 🐾👂
07/03/2024
A round of appaws for the amazing, compassionate, and dedicated women in our team. 👏
From our dedicated veterinarians to our exceptional practice manager, compassionate vet nurses, and our invaluable support team – thank you for the incredible work you do and for being the remarkable individuals you are. Happy Women’s Day to each and every one of you! 🤗
27/02/2024
Desexing your pet can save lives! 🐾❤️
🐈 Prevent Unwanted Litters
🐶 Unlock Health Benefits for Animal Longevity
😺 Behaviour Benefits
💰 Save Money on Cheaper Registration
Let's celebrate World Spay Day by spreading the word about responsible pet care.
22/02/2024
📣 Hello all 📣
Letting you know that we will be closed this weekend, and will be back open from 8am on Monday morning.
The clinic will be open until 6pm today if you had a collection to make.
Our sister clinics are open, and you're welcome to call them during our regular business hours over the weekend if you have any questions about your furry friend:
- Cleveland Veterinary Clinic - 07 3286 1800
- Nundah Village Veterinary Clinic - 07 3266 2000
Thank you for your understanding 🐶🐱
19/02/2024
😍They’re here!!!😍
Mumma Speedy has given birth to 6 beautiful kittens.
They will have their health checks and vaccines in two weeks when they are 8 weeks old.
If you are interested in adopting and would like to be put on a waitlist, please call our clinic on (07) 3358 4154.
19/02/2024
Atticus holding Nurse Mekayla’s hand for support before his big injection.
We love you Atticus❤️
17/02/2024
🐱UP FOR ADOPTION🐱
Shanti is a 14yo sweetheart in search of a loving home to live out her senior years.
If you or someone you know is looking for a furry companion to love, call us on 3358 4154❤️
14/02/2024
Fur-ever love! 🐾❤️ This Valentine's Day, celebrate the unconditional love of your loyal companion. Share a photo of your beloved pet and let's spread the love for all our furry, feathered, or scaled friends who brighten up our days.
12/02/2024
We had a cockatiel brought into the clinic yesterday. It was found at Barry Parade in Fortitude Valley. Please call the clinic on 0733584154 if he belongs to you :)
08/02/2024
Are your pet's vaccinations up to date? 🐈🐶
Keep your pets happy and healthy with regular vaccinations to helo prevent serious diseases and ensure a long, vibrant life.
Let's make sure our furry friends stay protected and thriving! Book your appointment today 💉🏥
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| Tuesday | 8am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 6pm |
| Friday | 8am - 6pm |
| Saturday | 9am - 2pm |
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Dogs have remarkable abilities to sense various aspects of human behaviour and physiology. Here are three amazing things they can detect: 1. Emotional State: Dogs are highly attuned to human emotions and can often sense when their owners are feeling sad, anxious, or stressed. 2. Health Conditions: Dogs possess an incredible sense of smell, which allows them to detect subtle changes in human body chemistry. They can sniff out certain health conditions, including hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) in people with diabetes, certain types of cancer, and even impending seizures. 3. Intentions and Trustworthiness: Dogs are adept at reading human body language and can often sense a person's intentions. They can pick up on cues such as posture, facial expressions, and vocal tone to gauge whether someone is friendly, trustworthy, or potentially threatening. Overall, dogs' remarkable sensitivity to human emotions, health, and intentions underscores the unique bond between humans and their canine companions.
Sorry, not sorry! 🤭 How can we resist, though? Being a vet is more than just a job; it's our passion. We're genuinely dedicated to keeping your fur babies happy and healthy. 🐾💙 And yes, it also involves a few compliments! . . #catreels #cathealth
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