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Monday 8am - 5:30pm Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm Thursday 8am - 5:30pm Friday 8am - 5:30pm Saturday 8:30am - 12:30pm

Kantenna Park Veterinary Clinic

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Kantenna Park Veterinary Clinic

Your local small animal veterinary clinic - where your pets are our family.
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12/12/2024

pUpPiEs 🐾🐕‍🦺

These 7-week-old German Shepherd puppies were in visiting Dr Alex for the first vaccinations and microchip.

They were all so very brave and pawsome 🐾

11/12/2024

Our 2024 Christmas Hours🎄

25th December - CLOSED
26th December - CLOSED
27th December - 8:00am to 4:00pm
28th December - 8:30am to 12:30pm
29th December - CLOSED
30th December - 8:00am to 4:00pm
31st December - 8:00am to 4:00pm
1st January 2025 - CLOSED

Back to normal trading hours from the 2nd of January 2024

10/12/2024

Dearest customers, with Christmas and new years fast approaching we ask that you think about your pets needs. If there are any medications or food items that you will be needing over the Christmas break please let us know so we can order for you before our suppliers close for the Christmas holidays.

10/12/2024

Spenser is having a hard time figuring out where his tongue is meant to go 😆 Spenser came in for his castration with Dr Alex. He was a little nervous at first but did so well, we couldn't be prouder of him.

Well done, Spenser, we can't wait to see you for your check ups 😻

09/12/2024

Happy Monday Kantenna Park Family

We hope your week is full of fun and laughter!

Pawsitive Vibes ONLY 🥰🤪

06/12/2024

Meet Kai the 10 week old domestic short hair kitty, who came to visit Dr Christy for his vaccination.

Did you know!
Not only are ginger cats popular among pet lovers, but some of the most famous cats in the world are gingers. Think Orangey, the cat from Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Puss in Boots from Shrek, or the quintessential tiger cat, Garfield. 😊

05/12/2024

Christmas can be full of festive fun and laughter, even for our pawsome pets.

Through the holiday cheer lurks hidden dangers we need to look out for our pets.

Everyone loves to eat during Christmas, but these foods are toxic to our pets.
1. Alcohol
2. Avocado
3. BBQ and Platter Meats
4. Caffeine
5. Chocolate
6. Grapes, Sultanas and Raisins
7. Macadamia Nuts
8. Mince Pies and Christmas Puddings
9. Mushrooms
10. Onions
11. Xylitol

Christmas Dangers for Pets: Non-Food Items
1. Batteries
2. Christmas trees & tinsel
3. Fishing hooks
4. Lilies
5. Snakes
6. Ticks
7. Heat

04/12/2024

Price reduced to $60 for this 1.81kg bag of K/D feline for quick sale. Packaging has a small tear hence reduction in price. If your furry feline is on a kidney care diet come on down to the clinic and grab a bargain 🐱

04/12/2024

Cheeky Miss Millie was in today visiting Dr Alex for her desexing procedure. All went well and woke up like nothing ever happened 😆

Isn't she adorable 🥰

04/12/2024

Anyone recognise this sweetie. Found off Anzac ave in Hillcrest. Please contact us on 32971005 if this little one is yours.

04/12/2024

We're not the best at grooming, but we sure try our best, with a less stress and few hairballs 😍 we have a stunning Karma the 11yr old Ragdoll.

As our furbabies get older, general hygiene becomes difficult and sometime painful.

With a light sedation and close monitoring, Karma is a new kitty feeling fresh and cool 😍

03/12/2024

Brave girl Alli the Red Heeler came to see Dr Alex for her desexing procedure.

She was the sweetest, giving kisses and hugs whenever she could 😍

02/12/2024

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas
Here comes Santa Paws 🐾 Dachshund through the snow 😆…
Ho Ho Ho! Merry Christmas 🎅🤶⛄️

29/11/2024

🐾 Happy Black Friday 🐾

Look at this purrfect family who came to see Dr Christy for a general health check, vaccination and microchip.

Book Now for litter vaccination and microchipping deals!

29/11/2024

Kaitlin and Sasha are excited for the weekend 😍

Sasha is a 2yr old Italian Greyhound who came to visit Dr Chamila with a torn nail. Nurse Kaitlin sneaking in some kisses and cuddles ☺️

Enjoy your weekend Kantenna Family

28/11/2024

With the warmer humid weather, expect more mosquitos 🦟

Ask our vets about the benefits of adding ProHeart 12 to your annual wellness visit. With no monthly doses to remember, there are no gaps in protection for a full year.

26/11/2024

Has your dog been scratching, licking or biting at the skin or their paws 🐾

With exposure to hot, humid weather, the most common causes of itching in dogs are allergies, parasites, and skin infections.

Talk to our vets today about Cytopoint today!

Give your pawsome friend relief for a month🥰

22/11/2024

Summer is HERE!!!

As the weather heats up and we brave the heat waves with our pets, its important to keep them cool and safe.

Here are some steps to help keep your pet cool:
1. Hydration (plenty of cool water)
2. Provide shade
3. Limit outdoor activites
4. Cooling accessories (i.e. cooling matt or wet cool towels)
5. Grooming
6. Never leave your pet in cars
7. Watch for sign of overheating

Book now to talk to our vets about this summer

Address

3688 Mount Lindesay Highway
Park Ridge, QLD
4125

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 5:30pm
Saturday	8:30am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+61732971005

Website

http://www.kantennavet.com.au/

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THE HEARTWORM PARASITE Heartworm is just as serious as it sounds - worms that live in your dog’s heart and lungs. Heartworm disease is caused by a parasite called Dirofilaria immitis and is spread from dog to dog by mosquitoes. Heartworm is endemic in Australia, with more than 2,900 cases reported to Zoetis alone since 2017. Heartworm primarily infects dogs and cats however it also infects wild canids (foxes, dingos, and wild dogs), and the existence of these reservoirs means eradication is impossible. Although rare, heartworm can also infect humans, causing nodules in the lungs, which may be misdiagnosed as cancers or tuberculosis. SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS Symptoms of heartworm in dogs may include: Coughing Lethargy or 'exercise intolerance' Loss of appetite Weight loss. Pale gums Shortness of breath Enlarged abdomen due to fluid build up Fortunately, most cases can be detected before symptoms develop, which means treatment can be instigated early if detected early. Talk to your vet about regular testing, even if you are giving regular prevention, just to make sure. Early detection can be the difference. Heartworm disease most commonly affects the heart and lungs, however heartworm can also affect your dog’s liver and kidneys, and cause anaemia from damage to blood cells as well. If you are concerned that your dog may have heartworm, visit your vet immediately. They will be able to perform a series of diagnostic tests to confirm if your dog has heartworm and treat appropriately. All dogs 7 months or older should be tested for heartworm disease at least annually. Click here to learn more about heartworm testing. BOOK NOW and speak to one of our friendly staff memebers about our 12 month PREVENTION plan

Are you and your family going on holidays? Do they need their vaccinations done prior to ensure their continued coverage while away or in care? Contact us today to discuss!