Bec the Vet - Mobile Vet Gympie

02/08/2024

Dr Brittany has some exciting news!! She is opening a mobile vet business servicing her home town of Maryborough and surrounding areas. So excited for her and wishing her all the best for her new venture. 🐾

Hello! I'm Dr Brittany, the owner and Veterinarian here at Poppies Mobile Vet. I'm a Maryborough girl born and raised, and here to embark on my next adventure. I graduated with my Bachelor of Veterinary Science in 2019. After working in clinic initially, I've spent the last 2.5 years working in Telemedicine and as a Mobile Vet. I am now looking forward to opening my own mobile vet servicing the Maryborough region. Within the veterinary field, I have a special interest in behaviour and training. In my spare time I enjoy novel writing, reading and sewing, so keep an eye out for my handmade scrub tops and the articles on my website. I look forward to meeting you all and your adorable pets!

30/12/2023

HAPPY NEW YEAR
As 2024 rolls around, there are bound to be fireworks going off left, right and centre tonight! Ensure those precious furbabies are safe and secure before you head out to celebrate! A very happy and safe New Year from us all at Mobile Vet Gympie.
🥳🎇🎆

18/12/2023

CHRISTMAS CLOSURE

Please not that Bec the Vet - Mobile Vet Gympie is fully booked this week and will be closing for a much need break from this Friday the 22nd of December till JANUARY 22nd 2024.
We would like to take this opportunity to thanks all our wonderful clients and patients and wish them a wonderful but safe Christmas; and a Happy New Year.

04/12/2023

WEATHERING THE STORM

If your dog usually lives outside, bring them inside until the storm passes. Inside your home, create a quiet den-like area where your dog can feel secure. When a storm is coming, lead your dog to their special place to help him feel calm and safe and be sure to include their favourite toy or treats.
Please keep them safe this storm season.

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26/11/2023

IF IT IS TOO HOT FOR YOU IT IS TOO HOT FOR ME!!
Please be mindful when walking your pet on hot surfaces.
The best way to tell if a pavement is too hot for your dog to walk on is to place the back of your hand on the pavement for seven seconds. If it’s too painful for your hand, then it’s too painful for your dog’s paws. 🥵🥵🐾🐾

22/11/2023

HAVE YOU DOWNLOADED OUR FREE APP

First Aid for Pets Australia was written by Australian veterinarians, so the information is up to date, user-friendly and relevant to Australian pets.

Don’t wait for an emergency. Download the free app now so that you are prepared when it counts.

You can find the app through the iTunes app store, through the Google Play store, or through the links below.

Apple devices: https://itunes.apple.com/.../first-aid-for.../id799460675...

Android devices: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details...

Then search for Bec the Vet - Mobile Vet Gympie

20/11/2023

PARALYSIS TICKS
Is your pet protected??

Paralysis tick symptoms In dogs
Your dog may display one or more of the following signs of tick paralysis, in any order:
Loss of coordination in the back legs (wobbliness), which may progress to include the front legs. This is more pronounced when climbing stairs, jumping up or down, and moving in a figure of eight
Difficulty standing
Difficulty sitting
Unable to move or rise from a lying position
Laboured or rapid breathing, grunting noises and/or abdominal heaving
Change or loss of bark
Coughing
Gagging and vomiting
Loss of appetite
Inability to blink in one or both eyes

If you notice any signs of tick paralysis in your dog, it is important to seek veterinary attention immediately.

16/11/2023

HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND.
For your home veterinary service .
Please call or text Bec on 0488511119

14/11/2023

HEATSTROKE KILLS 🥵
Do you know the signs to look for in your pet.

11/11/2023

KEEP YOUR PET SAFE ⛈🌩🐾

If your dog usually lives outside, bring them inside until the storm passes. Inside your home, create a quiet den-like area where your dog can feel secure. When a storm is coming, lead your dog to their special place to help him feel calm and safe and be sure to include their favourite toy or treats.
Please keep them safe this storm season.
⚡️

09/11/2023

CONTACT US
Just a reminder about our contact details.
Also the link to our amazing website with lots of great information - check it out!
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07/11/2023

HEARTWORM IN YOUR PET 🦟
Heartworm disease is a serious disease that results in severe lung disease, heart failure, other organ damage, and death in pets, mainly dogs, cats, and ferrets. It is caused by a parasitic worm called Dirofilaria immitis. The worms are spread through the bite of a mosquito, Prevention is the key . Talk to one of our expert vets today.

02/11/2023

PARALYSIS TICKS ARE DEADLY TO YOUR PETS. ☠️
They are out in full force at the moment.
Please use tick prevention and check your animals.

30/10/2023

BEING IN A HOT CAR IS A KILLER

26/09/2023

HAPPY TONGUE OUT TUESDAY👅

20/09/2023

CHECKING FOR TICKS ON YOUR PET
Gently move your fingertips through the coat at the level of the skin, feeling for any bumps. Start at the head and neck (don't forget the mouth and ears), continue down the front legs to the paws, checking in between and underneath the toes. Then search the chest, belly, back, tail and back legs.🐾

18/09/2023

WATER IS LIFE
It is often said that water is the most important nutrient, and this applies to our four-legged friends too! Keeping them hydrated is so important for their health, which is why making sure our pets have constant access to fresh water is critical.💧💦🐶🐱
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18/09/2023

REMINDER - Dr Bec will be on leave from 18 Sept to 4 Oct. 🐶🐱😀