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Animal Emergency Service 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

Across August and September, our teams treated 627 patients for tick paralysis.The survival rate? 90% 💪These results are...
17/11/2025

Across August and September, our teams treated 627 patients for tick paralysis.

The survival rate? 90% 💪

These results are incredible, especially considering how deadly tick paralysis can be for pets. The dedication, skill and care our teams bring to every patient is truly life-saving 👏

🐈 PSA from your local cats: Ticks don’t just affect dogs!While cats might not roam tick-prone areas as much, they can st...
13/11/2025

🐈 PSA from your local cats: Ticks don’t just affect dogs!

While cats might not roam tick-prone areas as much, they can still get ticks, and protecting them isn’t as simple as sharing your dog’s tick treatment.

Unlike dogs, cats are highly sensitive to many tick and flea products. Ingredients like pyrethrin and permethrin, often safe for dogs, are toxic to cats and can cause tremors, drooling, or even seizures.

Here’s what every cat owner should know:
✅ Use only cat-safe tick prevention recommended by your vet
✅ Check your cat daily for ticks, especially around the head and neck
✅ Act fast if you notice wobbliness, paralysis, loss of appetite, laboured breathing, or changes in their “meow”

If you suspect tick paralysis, seek emergency veterinary care immediately.

Read more about tick paralysis in cats by following the link in the comments.

🌊 No matter how strong a swimmer your dog is, a life jacket can be a lifesaver.
11/11/2025

🌊 No matter how strong a swimmer your dog is, a life jacket can be a lifesaver.

This Remembrance Day, we pause to honour every hero — two-legged and four 🐾🐾❤️Their courage will never be forgotten 🌺 ...
10/11/2025

This Remembrance Day, we pause to honour every hero — two-legged and four 🐾🐾❤️

Their courage will never be forgotten 🌺

AES Tanawha does it again! Back-to-back wins at the Sunshine Coast Business Awards 🏆This win is all about the incredible...
10/11/2025

AES Tanawha does it again! Back-to-back wins at the Sunshine Coast Business Awards 🏆

This win is all about the incredible care, dedication and excellence our team brings every single day.

Big congratulations to our amazing team, including those who proudly represented us on the night! 👏

Did you know dogs can suffer heatstroke even at 24°C? Dogs don't sweat like we do, so they can only rely on panting and ...
06/11/2025

Did you know dogs can suffer heatstroke even at 24°C? Dogs don't sweat like we do, so they can only rely on panting and shade to stay cool.

Keep your pets safe by:
🚫 Never leave pets unattended in parked cars
🚗 Plan car trips – keep the car cool, ensure frequent stops and water is available
☀️ Avoid exercise during the warmest times of the day
🏠 Don’t leave pets inside hot, closed homes or garages
🐾 Avoid walking pets on hot sand, concrete, bitumen, or any other surfaces where heat is reflected
💧 Keep your dog well hydrated with easy access to cool water
⚠️ Watch for early signs of heatstroke

If your dog shows any of the signs of heatstroke, act fast: Move them to a cooler area, offer small amounts of water, and contact your vet immediately.

For more information about heat stroke, see the link in the comments.

🍖 Cooked bones = danger zone. Splinters can cause internal injuries. Go for vet-approved treats.
04/11/2025

🍖 Cooked bones = danger zone. Splinters can cause internal injuries. Go for vet-approved treats.

It’s 🐾1 in 3 pets will develop cancer in their lifetime. Spotting the signs early helps them live longer, healthier li...
03/11/2025

It’s 🐾

1 in 3 pets will develop cancer in their lifetime. Spotting the signs early helps them live longer, healthier lives.

Know the signs. Check your pet. Call your vet. ❤️

Signs your dog may have been bitten by a snake:🐾 Sudden collapse then quick recovery🐾 Weakness, wobbliness, or paralysis...
30/10/2025

Signs your dog may have been bitten by a snake:

🐾 Sudden collapse then quick recovery
🐾 Weakness, wobbliness, or paralysis
🐾 Tremors or dilated pupils
🐾 Dark or bloody urine
🐾 Bleeding from nose, mouth, or bite site

Don’t wait for symptoms to worsen. Contact your nearest emergency vet straight away.

🐾 After a walk, check paws. Burrs, burns, and splinters can quickly turn painful.
28/10/2025

🐾 After a walk, check paws. Burrs, burns, and splinters can quickly turn painful.

Did You Know? We have 7 emergency vet hospitals across Australia, ready to help your pets when they need it most:📍 Brisb...
24/10/2025

Did You Know? We have 7 emergency vet hospitals across Australia, ready to help your pets when they need it most:

📍 Brisbane (Jindalee & Underwood) - After Hours
📍 Gold Coast (Carrara) - After Hours
📍 Northern NSW (Bangalow) - After Hours
📍 Sunshine Coast (Tanawha) - 24 Hours
📍 Melbourne (Hawthorn East) - 24 Hours
📍 Hobart - 24 Hours

Whether it’s late at night, on the weekend, or even on public holidays, our experienced vets and nurses are here to provide urgent medical care when your usual vet is closed.

If your pet suddenly becomes unwell, you don’t have to face it alone—just reach out and we’ll guide you through the next steps to get them the care they need.

Find your nearest location: https://f.mtr.cool/zkurbpvddo

⚠️ Large breed dog? Know the signs of bloat: distended belly, pacing, unproductive retching. Act fast — it’s deadly. ...
21/10/2025

⚠️ Large breed dog? Know the signs of bloat: distended belly, pacing, unproductive retching. Act fast — it’s deadly.

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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