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Monday 8am - 6:30pm Tuesday 9am - 6:30pm Wednesday 8am - 6:30pm Thursday 8am - 6:30pm Friday 8am - 6:30pm Saturday 8am - 12pm

Queanbeyan Veterinary Hospital

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Queanbeyan Veterinary Hospital

Our hospital is a friendly, caring practice which focuses on caring for small animals. We are all pa
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21/08/2024

Mr. Eccleston came in for a senior health check, which included blood and urine tests. He enjoyed all the cuddles from our trainee nurse, Tahlia.

20/08/2024

Meet gorgeous Eddie, Dr Louise newest family member.
Absolutely adored and spoilt by all the staff🐾💞

20/08/2024

Call our friendly staff for more information on this recently released product.

14/08/2024

Gorgeous Omo’s story 💞
When Omo was hit by a car, his loving family were panic stricken. Poor little Omo had a broken pelvis and a long road to recovery. Dr Lilian was one of a team of vets who stabilised Omo and supported his family whilst an emergency transfer to the Animal Referral Hospital was organised.

Recently Omo came in to visit Dr Lilian and bring a thank you gift for the team who supported Omo's family on the day of his accident.
Omo is recovering well at home with lots of love and care🐾💞

13/08/2024

Meet beautiful Missy getting cuddles from nurse Victoria after her puppy vaccinations 🐾💞

02/08/2024

We had the smallest puppies come in for their very first vaccinations 🐶🐾
Our vets and nurses enjoyed having all the puppy cuddles.

01/08/2024

In healthy joints, a slippery tissue called cartilage cushions the ends of the bones in the joints. With Osteoarthritis (or OA) cartilage breaks down, causing pain and swelling. As OA gets worse, bone spurs can form and cause pain and joint damage.
As our pets gets older, you may start to see them not being as active and prefer to sleep more; your cat or dog may not jump onto the lounge or bed as often.
We have provided a list of factors that contribute to osteoarthritis. If you have any questions or concerns, pleae give us a call to book in an appointment with our vets

26/07/2024

Happy birthday to our July babies!
Vet Nurse Victoria, Dr. Udita and Dr. Mae

Thank you to Alex's Baking & Sweets ( .baking.and.sweets ) for this yummy cake

26/07/2024

Some sad news today:
We've had a stray dragon left behind at reception, and we really don't want to send him to the pound because he's very sweet. He's had a vet check and is all healthy, had a play and a rest, but we are hoping his owner will come forward to reunite him with his family.

He was left behind at the vets on either the 25th or 26th of July. Green in colour. About 12cm tall.

Thank you, Queanbeyan Vet Team

18/07/2024

This georgous little girl was adopted from the Queanbeyan Pound by such a lovely family who adore her very much.
Pebbles was desexed today and was a brave girl 🐾🐈🩵

12/07/2024

We had one of the biggest breeds in today getting desexed.
Meet 4yr old Great Dane, Bear.
Bear got lots of cuddles from our staff, especially Nurse Sonna

04/07/2024

During our staff training, little Eddie thought Dr. Lilli's fingers were the tastiest things ever!

03/07/2024

Meet beautiful Zoe in recently for her dental.
🐶🐕🐾

03/07/2024

Let's check your cat for signs of arthritis pain

Cats usually love to jump, climb and pounce. But maybe you’ve noticed that your cat has become less adventurous. If your cat is spending more time resting or sleeping, or if they're playing less than they used to, it's not necessarily because they're getting older. This change in behaviour may be a sign that you need to take them to the vet.🐈🐈‍⬛🐾

25/06/2024

Play time after recovery ❤️

25/06/2024

Handsome Kingsley in today for desexing having cuddles in recovery with Nurse Mabel

19/06/2024

Pet Passports are now digital! 🐾🐈🐶📱
At both Queanbeyan and Jerrabomberra Veterinary Hospitals, you will be able to record your pets vaccination, worming, and health checks on your phone.
Follow the instructions below to register!

14/06/2024

Our nurse Nicki giving kitten Nick some much love and attention 🩵🐾🐈
Nick was in for desexing. He has recovered well and keeping his owner on her toes

12/06/2024

Taking photos of puppies is a challenge. Even we, at the vet, have trouble getting the best photo of a moving target!🐾
Indie had her final puppy vaccination and got cuddles from everyone!

07/06/2024

During this winter, we find ourselves getting extra blankets to put on our beds, wearing more clothes and fluffy socks to help keep us warm.
We also need to ensure that we keep our pets safe and warm during winter as the temperature drops!

05/06/2024

We would like to update you on our opening hours for this coming long weekend.

If you have any emergencies during the King's Birthday long weekend, please contact either:
🐾Valley Veterinary Emergency on 6281 7111
OR
🐾 Animal Referral Hospital on 6280 6344
OR
🐾 Canberra Veterinary Emergence Service on 6225 7257

04/06/2024

We have always enjoyed taking students for their high school work placement, and we had the privilege of going out to the careers night at Queanbeyan High School last week. While the nurses were there they discussed how they got their dream jobs, and if the students wanted to further their studies and become a vet they gave them all the required information. During the careers night, the students got to work/play with a few hands-on activities on the table and seemed to really enjoy it. We loved receiving our certificate of appreciation, and have displayed this with pride in our reception. Thank you for having us High School

31/05/2024

Help us celebrate our May babies! 🥳
Happy Birthday to our receptionist Shalyn and vet nurse Allison!

Thank you to Alex's Baking & Sweets for this lovely cake. It tastes amazing!

31/05/2024

Safety during winter
As it gets colder, pets will try their best to keep warm and may seek warmer places to rest. We have provided a list below to help prevent any injuries that ay occur:

31/05/2024

We had Daisy the Airedale Terrier in for a pregnancy ultrasound. Dr. Charlotte was very gentle and confirmed Daisy is expecting! 🐾🐶

30/05/2024

Little Autumn getting cuddles from Dr Loreena during our hospital rounds. Autumn was desexed last week and is recovering very well at home.

26/05/2024

Today, our team with Kippax and Jerrabomberra Veterinary Hospitals walked around Lake Burley Griffin for Million Paws Walk!

23/05/2024

Today we would like to celebrate all the turtles! 🐢
The repitles come in all different shapes and sizes and we have some fantastic turtles that call Australia home 🐢
Happy Turtle Day

21/05/2024

Recent puppy class graduates for May🎓 🐶🐾
So adorable 💞

15/05/2024

Check out this big boy. Moose is a Great Dane puppy and getting some much needed cuddles from our receptionist Ann 🐾🐶

Address

94 Yass Road
Queanbeyan, NSW
2620

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 6:30pm
Thursday	8am - 6:30pm
Friday	8am - 6:30pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Website

http://www.queanbeyanvet.com.au/

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Videos

Eddie 💞

Meet gorgeous Eddie, Dr Louise newest family member. Absolutely adored and spoilt by all the staff🐾💞

Let's check your cat for signs of arthritis pain Cats usually love to jump, climb and pounce. But maybe you’ve noticed that your cat has become less adventurous. If your cat is spending more time resting or sleeping, or if they're playing less than they used to, it's not necessarily because they're getting older. This change in behaviour may be a sign that you need to take them to the vet.🐈🐈‍⬛🐾

Kingsley

Play time after recovery ❤️

Bathtime with our vets and nurses. Bobbie is getting all the love and attention 🛁🐶😍 #bathtime #vet #vetnurse #labsofinstagram #queanbeyan #attention #enjoyinglife

Beautiful Shelia doing so well This video was taken less than 24 hours after her surgery. What a brave girl 💞🐾💞🐾

A belated St Patrick’s Day and another big thank you to nurse Alex for the amazing cake

Obi and Louie are two playful poodles who recently ended up in hospital very unwell after ingesting nurofen! Many painkiller tablets have a sweet coating to help humans take them, however this can be appealing to dogs and is highly toxic. Obi and Louie both experienced gastro irritation including vomiting and diahhrea. Thankfully, after some time spent in hospital on IV fluids and lots of medications to protect their stomach and other organs. They were able to be discharged home in time to celebrate Louie's birthday with his family.🐾💞🥳🎁

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY! Did you know that a few decades ago, 99% of veterinarians were male, however these days the industry is 80% female. Veterinary nurses are also predominantly female. Within our team's here at Queanbeyan, Jerrabomberra and Googong Vets, our female staff members definitely outnumber the guys. So today that means we have lots of celebrate and we want to make sure we have a great day where we can appreciate all our team members. Our vets and nurses are compassionate, motivated and hard working people who are all 100% committed to the wellbeing of your pet. We're grateful to have the team we have and we are wishing all who identify as a women a very Happy International Women's Day today.

Gorgeous Elly (cat) and Ruby starting to like each other and snuggle❤️ Nurse Alex’s little fur babies

More fun at the beach for Tyrion

You know what they say, kittens need to be quiet and restful as they recover from surgery! These little boys didn't get the memo. Thankfully they recovered well, so when they emerged from their warm blankets, they were straight back to playing. It's important that kittens don't do any really rough play as they recover from surgery, but keeping a boisterous kitten quiet can be a near impossible task. However games like racing around the house and leaping off beds and furniture can really slow the healing process. Instead, keeping your kitten confined to a smaller space and entertaining them with games that involve them using their front paws, and distracting them from jumping, is a great way to keep their minds entertained whilst their bodies recover.

Waking up video: We love it when the rescue kittens from Canberra Pet Rescue come in for desexing. They are so adorable, and always so grateful for cuddles and affection. Kittens who had a rough start to life seem to really crave the human kindness so much, and our nurses are happy to oblige! This precious little one just loved waking up in a warm kitten burrito of blankets.