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Animal Emergency Service is the home of emergency vet care for pets.

Our Teams of Vets, Nurses, and Client Care Specialists are here for the love of pets and their families, and will always treat your pet like their own. We are driven to provide the highest standard of emergency vet medicine and surgery, and to provide understandable yet comprehensive information. We understand an unexpected trip to the vet is an emotional time and may catch you off guard. We are c

ommitted to discussing your options for the best and most affordable pet treatment for your situation. We have five hospitals, with no appointments required:

BRISBANE
1 Lexington Road, Underwood
Ph: 07 3423 1888

JINDALEE
34 Goggs Road, Jindalee
Ph: 07 3715 9999

GOLD COAST
104 Eastlake Street, Carrara
Ph: 07 5559 1599

SUNSHINE COAST
431 Tanawha Tourist Drive, Tanawha
Ph: 07 5445 1333

HOBART
37 Derwent Park Road, Moonah
Ph: 1300 302 912

12/08/2025

🦷 Dental health isn’t just about fresh breath — infections can become serious fast. Brush those teeth!

05/08/2025

👶🐾 Kids and pets can be a joy — but always supervise. A scared pet can bite even if they’ve never done it before.

29/07/2025

🌿 Think your indoor jungle is safe? Many plants like lilies, pothos, and aloe are toxic to pets.

Check our our A-Z guide on safe pet plants here: https://f.mtr.cool/qeprqxhnhy

22/07/2025

🪟 One misstep could mean disaster. Secure those balconies and windows to keep your fur kids safe.

15/07/2025

🚫 A bite of your snack could mean a trip to emergency. Grapes, chocolate, onions = no-go!

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08/07/2025

🧼 Just because it smells like lemon doesn’t mean it’s safe! Lock away cleaning products to keep curious noses safe.

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07/07/2025

While we’re indulging in sweet treats for World Chocolate Day, don’t forget—chocolate is seriously toxic to our furry friends.

Even small amounts can be dangerous to dogs, causing vomiting, heart issues, or worse. So celebrate with care, and keep the choccies out of paw’s reach!

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04/07/2025

Suspect your pet has eaten rat bait? Act fast, it could save their life.

Here’s what to do:
1️⃣ Call your nearest emergency vet hospital immediately.
2️⃣ Bring any bait packaging or product info.
3️⃣ Keep your pet calm and quiet.
4️⃣ Do NOT induce vomiting or give home remedies.
5️⃣ Don’t wait for symptoms, some poisons take time to show but act fast internally.

Even if your pet seems fine, urgent treatment can prevent serious complications.

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Emergency

01/07/2025

📛 If your pet gets lost, a current microchip and tag can bring them home faster. Have you checked their info lately?

29/06/2025

One Blood Donation. Three Lives Saved. ❤️

When a dog donates blood, the impact is powerful, just one donation can help save up to three other pets in need.

From trauma and surgery to snake bites and serious illness, blood transfusions are often the critical turning point.

It’s one of the most meaningful ways a healthy dog can help another.

🔗 Learn how canine blood donation works: animalemergencyservice.com.au/blog/canine-blood-donation-questions

26/06/2025

Could your pet have eaten rat bait? Here’s what to watch for.

Even small amounts of rat bait can cause serious internal bleeding in dogs and cats, often days after ingestion. Early signs might be subtle, but they can quickly become life threatening.

Common symptoms include:
🔸 Pale gums
🔸 Lethargy or weakness
🔸 Coughing or laboured breathing
🔸 Bleeding from nose or gums
🔸 Vomiting or diarrhoea (with or without blood)
🔸 Bruising or swollen abdomen

If you notice these signs, especially after known or possible bait exposure, seek emergency care immediately.

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24/06/2025

🚨 If it can fit in their mouth, it can block their airway. Keep small objects and toys out of reach.

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+61734231888

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https://www.animalemergencyservice.com.au/

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After hours emergency veterinary service - Open every week night, 24 hours on weekend and public holiday. No appointment required. We have 4 clinics throughout Queensland: BRISBANE (M1 - Exit 20) Cnr Lexington & Logan Rds, Underwood Ph: 07 3423 1888 GOLD COAST (M1 - Exit 75) 104 Eastlake Street, Carrara Ph: 07 5559 1599 SUNSHINE COAST 431 Tanawha Tourist Drive, Tanawha Ph: 07 5445 1333 JINDALEE 34 Goggs Road, Jindalee Ph: 07 3715 9999