Animal Emergency Centre

15/11/2024

📢 Important Notice to Our Valued Customers 📢

Unfortunately, due to unforeseen staff illness and shortages, we are unable to open today.

If your pet is in need of emergency care, please call us on 07 5445 1333, and you will be diverted to the nearest emergency center.

We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding during this time.

We will be back to support you and your pets tomorrow, Sunday 17th November.

Thank you for your patience and support. 💚
• The Team at AEC Noosa

30/10/2024

📢 Important Client Notice: Temporary Closure Due to Staff Shortages 📢

Dear clients,
Due to recent staff shortages, we regret to inform you that AEC Noosa will be temporarily closed from 8am on Saturday, 2nd November, until 8am on Sunday, 3rd November.

Here’s our schedule for the week:

✅ Open and available for emergency care

Thursday, 8am through to Saturday, 8am
🚪 Temporary Closure

Saturday, 8am - Sunday, 8am
✅ Reopening and back to business as usual

Sunday, 8am onwards
We’re doing our utmost to minimize any disruption and are committed to ensuring our patients receive the best care possible. During our closure, you can still call us at 0753537005. You’ll be transferred to the nearest available emergency center for assistance, ensuring your pet has access to care when needed.

Thank you for your understanding and continued trust in us. We’re here to support you and your pets, and we look forward to supporting you on Sunday! 🐾

02/10/2024

🚨 We're Open This Public Holiday Weekend! 🚨

Got an emergency? No worries, we’ve got you covered! Our dedicated team of emergency vets and nurses will be here throughout the weekend to assist with any urgent care your pet might need. 🐾

⏰ Open 24/7 – We're ready to help with any emergency, so you can enjoy your weekend knowing your furry friends are in safe hands.

📍 Come visit us AEC Noosa 28 Eenie Creek Rd, Noosaville QLD 4566 or give us a call 0753537005 if you need help. We're here for you!

14/09/2024

Our clinic is dedicated to providing comprehensive emergency animal care services. With expert veterinarians and nurses, we deliver personalized support to clients and their pets. Please do not hesitate to contact or visit us; we are readily available to assist.

16/08/2024

**🐾 Important Update! 🐾**

We're excited to announce that AEC Noosa has a dedicated team of veterinarians and nurses who are here to provide the best care for your furry friends, no matter the time of day or night.

📅 **New Hours:** We're open 24 hours from Thursday 4pm through to Tuesday morning to help with any of your veterinary emergencies.

We look forward to continuing to serve you and your pets with the highest level of care and compassion. Thank you for trusting us with your pet's health!

Keep upto date with our page so you can meet the team any stay informed about our latest news and updates

02/05/2024

Who's excited for another long weekend!? We are🥳
A reminder that our hospital is open and fully operational 24hrs over the Labour day public holiday this coming Monday the 6th of May.

If your pet needs urgent care during this time, don't hesitate to come straight in or call our dedicated team on (07) 5353 7005

We hope you have a safe and happy break with your furry friends 🐕🐈🐩🐈‍⬛

24/04/2024

🐾⭐️ Just a reminder that we are here for you and your pets 24hrs over the ANZAC day public holiday ⭐️🐾

Our dedicated team is on standby ready to handle any emergency or urgent treatment that may arise for your pets. Their care is our top priority and you can rely on AEC to be there when you your pets need us most 🐶🐱

AEC Noosa
☎️07 5353 7005
🏪28 Eenie Creek Rd, Noosaville QLD 4566

29/11/2023

🚨🐾 Attention Pet Parents! 🐾🚨

With tick season in full swing, it's more important than ever to stay vigilant! We're noticing a surge in tick cases, so knowing the signs is crucial to keep our furry companions safe!

Keep an eye out for symptoms of paralysis ticks in your pets:
🕷️ Persistent coughing or gagging
🕷️ Difficulty breathing or rapid panting
🕷️ Weakness or unsteady on legs
🕷️ Change in voice or excessive drooling
🕷️ Vomiting or regurgitation

If you spot these signs, ACT IMMEDIATELY:
1️⃣ If you find a tick, safely remove the tick using fine-tipped tweezers or a tick remover (remember to bring the pulled tick into the vet for identification)
2️⃣ Seek urgent veterinary assistance for further treatment.

Prevention is key:
🌿 Use vet-recommended tick preventatives consistently.
🚫 Avoid known tick-infested areas or long grass during walks.

Remember to search your pet regularly for ticks, even if your pet is up to date with prevention!

Spread the word to keep our pets safe during this tick season! Share this post and keep a close watch on your furry pals for their well-being! 🐶😺💚

07/09/2023

🎉 Excited for the upcoming Show holiday? We are too!

🐾 Our AEC Noosa team will be here 24/7, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (8-10 September), for any emergencies your furry friends might have. No appointment needed.

Enjoy the break and rest assured, we've got your pets covered! 🐶🐱

06/07/2023

Meet Lulu 🌭

This naughty little sausage managed to find her way into some ibuprofen (Nurofen) tablets.

Ibuprofen, whilst relatively safe in humans, can be extremely harmful to dogs. Ingestion can lead to severe symptoms including stomach ulcers, and kidney failure, and if left untreated, ingestion can be fatal.

Luckily, Lulu's owners brought her into our Animal Emergency Centre, where she was given an emetic to help remove any leftover tablets that may be left in the stomach. After this, Lulu spent a few days in the hospital with our team getting regular blood tests, and IV fluids to help flush her system, before being discharged home to rest.

Safe to say, Lulu has learned her lesson, and will be looking for an alternative snack next time!

16/06/2023

This bundle of cuteness absolutely made our Noosa teams day! 🦘

This little joey presented to our Animal Emergency Centre after being found in a local backyard. After a quick check over, and many cuddles, the team reluctantly handed the little one across to the Eumundi wildlife centre for fostering.

14/02/2023

A gentle reminder of how vulnerable our wild life are ….
This gorgeous young female koala came in to us last night after being attacked by a dog. We clipped and cleaned the wounds. Did x-rays to make sure nothing was broken. Gave pain relief, antibiotics, and warm fluids to keep her comfortable through the night. Our Canadian Vet Divya, NZ Emergency Nurse Tamara and South African Emergency nurse Alex were very excited to be up close to their first koala ever and even went foraging for some fresh eucalyptus leaves that she enjoyed snacking on. She's off to Eumundi wildlife carers for ongoing care 💜

28/10/2022

18/10/2022

Toad Toxicity.
With the rain forecast this week now is a good time for a reminder about the dangers of Toads with our pets. As the rains start falling, you will find Cane Toads rearing their ugly heads. Nothing grabs the attention of a curious kitty or pup like a jumping toad in the yard!

Toads excrete a milky white toxic from poisonous glands which spreads over their skin when threatened. Once a dog or cat mouths a toad - toxicity is very likely to occur. Toad toxins will cause cause toxicity. Symptoms can include increasing in severity depending on time and exposure:

*Reddening of the gums (brick red injected gums)
*Hyper-salivation (excessive salivation)
*Vomiting
*Weakness
*Difficulty breathing
*Body stiffness/spasms
*Heart arrhythmias
*Seizures
*Death

DO NOT flush your dogs mouth with a hose or pour water into their mouth/down their throat. This can cause further severe complications. Your dog can easily breathe back water and aspirate the water into their lungs which can be life threatening.

17/10/2022

We are here for all your animal emergency needs

29/09/2022

We wish everyone a safe and happy long weekend.