Loveable Pets

01/01/2024

https://www.fresha.com/book-now/loveable-pets-djatuw84/all-offer?id=805320&pId=756786

Please be mindful to other animals

23/11/2022

Happy Hump day everyone just a little reminder about our fundraiser day raising money for Russell island state school... This Sunday 27th November 11am til 4pm We have live music.. facepainting, hair colour , Raffle tickets, games for the kids, We even got Kim Richards on the dunking machine, stalls and much more...It's gonna be fun day so come down and support our local school kids....

06/10/2022

Friday 14th October is Vet Nurse Day and we are giving YOU the opportunity to show your support and appreciation by nominating your favourite vet nurse for a chance to win one of three $200 e-gift vouchers. Entries close 10.10.22.

Follow the link to nominate your favourite nurse today!

https://www.hillspet.com.au/vetnurseconf

11/08/2022

❤️🐾💯

07/08/2022

Reminder:
We are closed Public Holidays.
Monday 8th August is Redlands Ekka Holiday.

01/08/2022

28/07/2022

🐶 🐈‍⬛ 🐩 🐱

27/07/2022

Reminder

26/07/2022

Today our Kindy kids done some super cute paintings to take home and hang on the fridge 🥰

23/07/2022

Vets have urged owners to check the labels on jars of peanut butter. 📍 MORE: 7news.link/PeanutWarning

18/07/2022

20kg bag $55
4kg bag $14.95

16/07/2022

Did you ALSO know… last one, I promise (that might be a lie 🤷‍♀️)

We have a limited stock of fresh and frozen foods available now! Starting at just $5.25, how pawsome is that! 🐾

16/07/2022

Did you also know that we have a limited stock of Dr B’s BARF (Biologically Appropriate Raw Food) suitable for all life stages.

Available in 4 super tasty (I assume 🫢) flavours -
Beef, Chicken, kangaroo & Combo 😋

Each box contains 12 handy dandy, easy to defrost pattie’s ❤️

$27 per box.

16/07/2022

Well, did ya!? 🐶

31/01/2022

⚠ SERIOUS NEW DOG DISEASE IN QUEENSLAND ⚠

The tick-borne dog disease ehrlichiosis (err-lick-ee-o-sis) has been recently confirmed in a Queensland dog. It is reported that this dog had not travelled outside of Queensland, meaning the disease has likely found its way into our local tick population.

Erlichiosis can make dogs very sick – and without treatment can kill them.

Dogs that are sick with this disease get a fever, look very tired, do not want to eat and lose weight. Their eyes can also go blue and mucky, and they can get nose bleeds. It is important you use anti tick products on your dogs to stop the ticks from biting them and spreading the disease.

If your dog is sick, make sure you take it to a vet.

Dog owners should have their dogs on regular tick products, always check their dogs for ticks, and look for signs of the disease. Talk to your vet about the best tick products to use.

If you think your dog has ehrlichiosis – speak to your vet, community Animal Management or Environmental Health Worker straight away.

You can also call us on 13 25 23 or get more info from our partners at AMRRIC - Animal Management in Rural & Remote Indigenous Communities

31/01/2022

Next Vet Day 19th February 2022. Spaces are already filling. Book now!

21/01/2022

Why are the waiting times longer than usual at your vet?

🐾 The ongoing national shortage of qualified vets
🐾 Team members must isolate if they are unwell (with or without COVID)
🐾 There are 1.9 million extra pets in Aussie households now, compared to the start of the pandemic
🐾 Leading to a higher than usual number of patients in our hospitals and less vets than ever before

When you walk through our doors your pet will be triaged (this is the process of rapidly examining sick pets when they first arrive in order to place them into priority groups according to their medical need and the resources available). Triaging ensures patients who require immediate emergency treatment are seen first. If someone else’s pet is taken in before yours to see our vets, please know we have assessed their emergency as urgent or life-threatening.

Be assured we will be with you as soon as we can.

Your support, patience, understanding, and kindness mean more to our vets, nurses, and client care teams than you can imagine.

Keep safe,
Your Animal Emergency Service team ❤️🐾

Sources:
Ibis World – Forecast number of veterinarians 2021-2022
Animal Medicines Australia - Pets and the Pandemic Report
Australian Bureau of Statistics – Population statistics
Medical Board of Australia – Medical profession statistics

03/01/2022

We are open today!
Happy New Year everyone.

Shop Hours
Tuesday to Friday 8am-4pm
Saturdays 8am-12pm
Closed Sunday, Monday & Public Holidays
Ph 34091573

We stock pet supplies.

Services we offer:
Dog grooming, hydro bathing, Nail clipping, doggy kindy, pet minding.

We also offer Veterinary care. The owner (Tracy) is a Veterinary Nurse and happy to help where she can.

We also have a new House Call Vet starting at the end of January for all your routine appointments e.g vaccinations, consultations, palative care needs, euthanasia 😪.

We look forward to seeing you and your fur children!