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Ninderry Veterinary Surgery, Yandina (2025)

23/04/2025

Ninderry Veterinary Surgery and Hinterland Equine Veterinary Services are closed on the 25th of April for the Anzac Day public holiday. We will return to normal trading from Saturday the 26th of April onwards.

For all equine emergencies please refer to the clinics below:
Cooroora Veterinary Clinic (Cooroy):
(07) 5447 6733
Sunshine Coast Equine Vet Services (Caloundra):
(07) 5491 6719
WestVETS Equine Hospital
540 Mount Crosby Road, Anstead, QLD 4070
(07) 3202 7300
For all small animal emergencies please refer to the clinics below:
Small Animal Specialist Hospital (Sippy Downs):
(07) 5453 7555
Animal Emergency Service (Tanawha):
(07) 5445 1333

21/04/2025

🦷🐾 Last Weeks! – 10% Off Small Animal Dentals & Desexing! 🐾🦷
April is almost gone, and that means it’s the last few weeks to take advantage of 10% off dental cleanings and desexing for your small pets! 🐶🐱

Good dental care helps prevent painful issues down the road, and desexing has important long-term health benefits. If your pet is due, now’s the perfect time to book while this special offer is still available!
📅 Offer ends April 30th!

For all appointment bookings and enquiries call our friendly team on (07) 5446 8880 or visit us in-clinic at Shop 6, 2 Old Gympie Road, Yandina, QLD 4561

21/04/2025

🐶🐶Chocolate Easter eggs are yummy for us but not good for our beloved pets🐶🐶

Some quick facts about chocolate toxicity:
🍫 Chocolate is toxic because it contains two key ingredients - caffeine and theobromine
🍫 The darker and more bitter the chocolate is the more toxic it is - so dark chocolate is more toxic than milk chocolate
🍫 Signs of chocolate toxicity include vomiting, diarrhoea, cardiac arrhythmias, tremors and seizures
🍫 Even if your dog doesn’t immediately show signs of chocolate toxicity, chocolate is high in fat which can predispose pets to conditions such as pancreatitis

What should I do if I suspect my pet has eaten some chocolate?
📞 Contact your local veterinarian/emergency veterinary clinic and they can advise you on the next steps
🧑‍⚕️ Your pet might need to see a vet to make them vomit, and depending on the level of toxicity, they may require additional treatment such as fluids, and/or activated charcoal.

For all appointment bookings and enquiries call our friendly team on (07) 5446 8880 or visit us in-clinic at Shop 6, 2 Old Gympie Road, Yandina, QLD 4561

15/04/2025

Ninderry Veterinary Surgery and Hinterland Equine Veterinary Services are closed from Friday the 18th until Monday the 21st of April for the Easter holiday. We will return to normal trading from Tuesday onwards. Wishing all of our clients a wonderful annd safe Easter break.

For all equine emergencies please refer to the clinics below:
Cooroora Veterinary Clinic (Cooroy):
(07) 5447 6733
Sunshine Coast Equine Vet Services (Caloundra):
(07) 5491 6719
WestVETS Equine Hospital
540 Mount Crosby Road, Anstead, QLD 4070
(07) 3202 7300
For all small animal emergencies please refer to the clinics below:
Small Animal Specialist Hospital (Sippy Downs):
(07) 5453 7555
Animal Emergency Service (Tanawha):
(07) 5445 1333

13/04/2025

🦷🐾 April Special – 10% Off Small Animal Dentals & Desexing! 🐾🦷

April is here, and that means it’s the last month to take advantage of 10% off dentals (scale & polish) and desexing for your dogs and cats! 🐶🐱

Good dental care helps prevent painful complications over time, and desexing has important long-term health benefits.

If your pet is due, now’s the perfect time to book while this special offer is still available!
📅 Offer ends April 30th!

For all appointment bookings and enquiries call our friendly team on (07) 5446 8880 or visit us in-clinic at Shop 6, 2 Old Gympie Road, Yandina, QLD 4561

01/04/2025

Kitten Care at the Clinic! 🐾
Meet our adorable little patients—George, Kiki, Sleepy, Sassy, and Nancy! These tiny fighters are getting lots of love and care as we help them grow strong and healthy.
We’re supplement feeding them to make sure they’re getting all the nutrients they need, and we’re closely monitoring their weight to track their progress. Keeping an eye on their growth is key to ensuring they thrive!
With plenty of cuddles, careful feeding, and regular check-ups, these sweet kittens are well on their way to happy, healthy lives. Stay tuned for updates on their journey! 🐱💖

31/03/2025

As self-groomers, cats do a great job of keeping themselves clean. But all that hair they groom can collect in their stomachs.

What is a hairball?
A hairball is a by-product of your cat’s self-grooming. Also known as a furball, a hairball is simply a collection of dead hair and digestive juices that forms in your cat’s tummy. Vomiting hairballs occurs because your cat is either ingesting too much hair or she is unable to move the hair out of her stomach.

How to reduce hairballs in your cat:

Groom your cat regularly. Less loose fur on your cats body reduces the amount of fur which can be ingested. 🪮

Try cat food formulated for hairballs. If your cat brings up hairballs regularly, consider switching to a food specifically formulated to help reduce the issue. 🐈

Add more fiber. Just like humans, cats need fiber to maintain a healthy digestive tract. Speak to your vet about choosing a feed which is best formulated for this! 🩺

Discourage excessive grooming. Excessive grooming can be due to pain, anxiety, or other causes. Check with your vet if your cat is overgrooming. 💭

Use baby wipes. After brushing your cat, wipe them with a fragrance-free, hypoallergenic baby wipe.🧻

Increase water intake. If your cat eats dry food, their diet likely isn’t providing enough water to meet their hydration needs.💧

For all appointment bookings and enquiries call our friendly team on (07) 5446 8880 or visit us in-clinic at Shop 6, 2 Old Gympie Road, Yandina, QLD 4561

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25/03/2025

Traveling with Your Pet? Here’s What to Keep in Mind! ✈️🐾
Planning a trip with your furry friend? Make sure you’re prepared with these essential tips:

✅ Check Vaccination Status: Ensure all vaccinations are up to date — some destinations require proof of vaccines.
 💊 Medications & Refills: Pack enough of your pet’s meds to last the entire trip, plus a little extra in case of delays.
 🩹 First Aid Kit: Bring basics like bandages, antiseptic wipes, tweezers, and any pet-specific supplies.
 📋 ID & Documents: Make sure your pet’s ID tag and microchip info are current. Don’t forget health records if needed!
 🚰 Comfort & Hydration: Pack their favorite blanket, some toys, and a portable water bowl for comfort on the go.

A little preparation goes a long way for a smooth and stress-free trip! Safe travels! 🌍🐕🐈

For all appointment bookings and enquiries call our friendly team on (07) 5446 8880 or visit us in-clinic at Shop 6, 2 Old Gympie Road, Yandina, QLD 4561

19/03/2025

Caring for Your Brachycephalic Dog 💖🐾
Flat-faced dogs, known as brachycephalic breeds, are cherished for their sweet, loyal nature and irresistibly cute expressions. However, their short noses and narrower airways make them more prone to breathing difficulties, especially in warmer weather. Since they aren’t very efficient at panting, it’s important to take extra care to keep them cool and comfortable.
Here are some helpful tips to ensure your furry friend stays happy and healthy:

🐾 Walk during cooler times: Opt for early morning or evening strolls when temperatures are lower. 🐾 Take it easy: Walk at a relaxed pace and offer plenty of breaks along the way. 🐾 Shorter outings: Consider splitting walks into two shorter sessions rather than one long one. 🐾 Harness over collar: Use a harness to prevent additional pressure on their sensitive airways. 🐾 Cooling solutions: Provide a cooling pad for them to lie on, helping to regulate their body temperature. 🐾 Indoor fun: If you’ve got the space, engage them in indoor games to keep them active while avoiding the heat.
A little extra care goes a long way in keeping your pup cool and content! 💗

For all appointment bookings and enquiries call our friendly team on (07) 5446 8880 or visit us in-clinic at Shop 6, 2 Old Gympie Road, Yandina, QLD 4561

17/03/2025

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! 🌈🍀
Our amazing nurses are rocking their St. Paddy’s scrubs in the clinic today — bringing a little extra luck and cheer to your visit!

For all appointment bookings and enquiries call our friendly team on (07) 5446 8880 or visit us in-clinic at Shop 6, 2 Old Gympie Road, Yandina, QLD 4561

11/03/2025

Protect Your Furry Friend with Year-Round Flea & Tick Protection!

Introducing a revolutionary yearly injection that provides your dog with long-lasting protection from fleas and ticks, eliminating the need for monthly oral treatments.
Take advantage of our March Special and save 10% off all Flea & Tick injections for your best friend.

🐾Comprehensive Flea & Tick Protection: keep your dog protected from fleas and ticks for an entire year.
🐾Flea Allergy Dermatitis Relief: Helps manage and prevent flea allergy dermatitis, offering your dog much-needed comfort.
🐾Parasite Prevention: Safeguards against parasites that can lead to severe, life-threatening illnesses.
🐾Environmental Control: Assists in controlling flea populations in areas where your treated dog spends time, protecting both your pet and your home.
🐾Powerful Formula: Contains fluralaner, an isoxazoline compound that has been trusted by veterinarians since 2014 to protect dogs from ticks and fleas.
🐾Safe for Dogs from 6 Months: Suitable for dogs as young as 6 months old.
🐾Quick Action: Injection reaches full effectiveness in just three days, providing your dog with rapid, long-term protection.

Give your dog the protection they deserve! Schedule their annual flea and tick injection today and take advantage of our exclusive offer. Call us now for more details!

For all appointment bookings and enquiries call our friendly team on (07) 5446 8880 or visit us in-clinic at Shop 6, 2 Old Gympie Road, Yandina, QLD 4561.

10/03/2025

Storm Season Preparation: Top Tips for Safeguarding Your Pet

With rainy and stormy weather impacting the Sunshine Coast and surrounds, here are some proactive measures to keep your furry companions safe ⛈️💗

Pet Identification and Microchipping: Ensure your pet is microchipped for reliable, permanent identification. Double-check that your contact details linked to the microchip are up to date.

Emergency Pet Supplies: Prepare an emergency kit with food, water, medications, comfort items, waste disposal supplies (litter and waste bags), a leash, harness, and a carrier for safe transport.

Safe Shelter: Set up a secure, comfortable area in your home where your pet can take refuge during storms.

Evacuation Strategy: Have a plan in place in case evacuation is necessary, ensuring your pet is included.

Stay Updated: Monitor local weather reports, use weather apps, and follow official channels for storm updates.

Wishing everyone safety during this period, from the team at Ninderry Vet 🩺✨

10/03/2025

✨ Extra Hands, Extra Care ✨
We’re lucky to have some extra hands at the clinic this week, which means we have room for a few more desexing appointments! To make the most of it, we’re offering 15% off small animal desexing until Friday – or until spots fill up.

A perfect time to book in your pet and take advantage of this little bonus!

For all appointment bookings and enquiries call our friendly team on (07) 5446 8880 or visit us in-clinic at Shop 6, 2 Old Gympie Road, Yandina, QLD 4561

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04/03/2025

The cutest puppies in the world have arrived at Ninderry Vets! 🐾🩷

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