Bundaberg South Vet Clinic

Bundaberg South Vet Clinic Bundaberg South Vet Clinic is a locally owned small animal practice, establised in 2014.

We provide a variety of services, these include:
- General Consultations
- Vaccinations & Microchipping
- A range of surgery procedures (Desexing, Dentistry & Orthopaedics)
- Diagnostics (X-rays & Ultrasounds)
- Grooming
- Cat Boarding
- House Calls
- After Hours Emergency

🐾 RSPCA Operation Wanted – 20% Off Desexing for Pets 🐾👨‍⚕️What is Operation Wanted?The RSPCA Operation Wanted program is...
03/06/2026

🐾 RSPCA Operation Wanted – 20% Off Desexing for Pets 🐾

👨‍⚕️What is Operation Wanted?
The RSPCA Operation Wanted program is a community initiative designed to make responsible pet ownership more affordable and accessible. Operation Wanted aims to reduce unplanned litters and ease pressure on shelters by making desexing more affordable during the campaign period which runs from 1st June to 31st August 2026.
Through this program, eligible pet owners can receive 20% off desexing procedures for their cats and dogs, improving long-term animal welfare, and helping more pets live healthier, safer lives.

What are the benefits of desexing dogs and cats?
✅ Reduces their desire to roam
✅ Allows your pet to be happier and healthier
✅ Removes the risk of unwanted litters
✅Reduces the risk of some cancers
✅ Cheaper council registration fees for dog owners
✅ Reduces behaviours such as urine spraying in cats
✅ Reduces aggressive behaviours in dogs

💻Visit the RSPCA Operation Wanted website to get your 20% discount code and call our clinic today to schedule an appointment....

https://www.desexmypet.com.au/register

A simple step today can make a big difference for animals tomorrow 🐶🐱

🎪🎡 Today is Show Holiday in the Bundaberg region!! 🌭🍧Our clinic will be closed today but we will be to normal trading ho...
27/05/2026

🎪🎡 Today is Show Holiday in the Bundaberg region!! 🌭🍧

Our clinic will be closed today but we will be to normal trading hours tomorrow...
Friday 29th May 8am -5pm

☎️ Please call 07 4152 0009 for any pet emergencies.

🐾 RSPCA Operation Wanted – 20% Off Desexing for Pets 🐾Monday 1st June marks the beginning of RSPCA Operation Wanted 🎉🎉Th...
27/05/2026

🐾 RSPCA Operation Wanted – 20% Off Desexing for Pets 🐾

Monday 1st June marks the beginning of RSPCA Operation Wanted 🎉🎉
The RSPCA Operation Wanted program is a community initiative designed to make responsible pet ownership more affordable and accessible.

Through this program, eligible pet owners can receive 20% off desexing procedures for their cats and dogs. The aim is to reduce the number of unwanted litters, improve long-term animal welfare, and help more pets live healthier, safer lives.

Desexing plays an important role in preventing overpopulation, reducing certain health risks, and decreasing behaviours associated with mating instincts. By making these procedures more affordable, Operation Wanted supports both pets and owners while easing pressure on shelters and rescue services.

☎️ If you’re considering desexing your pet, give our friendly team a call today on 07 4152 0009.

A simple step today can make a big difference for animals tomorrow 🐶🐱

📣 REMINDER! 📣Our clinic will be closed for the Bundaberg Show Holiday on Thursday 28th May.If your pet requires a prescr...
24/05/2026

📣 REMINDER! 📣

Our clinic will be closed for the Bundaberg Show Holiday on Thursday 28th May.
If your pet requires a prescription refill or any medicated pet food please call our friendly team on 07 4152 0009 and we will do our very best to ensure your pet has everything they need so that you are able to enjoy a fun Show Holiday 🎪🎡

🐝 Today on World Bee Day, we’re celebrating the diversity of bees, beekeeping practices and the vast array of bee produc...
20/05/2026

🐝 Today on World Bee Day, we’re celebrating the diversity of bees, beekeeping practices and the vast array of bee products all around the world. It is an occasion to raise awareness on how everyone can make a difference to protect, sustainably manage and restore bees and pollinators, and to promote sustainable beekeeping. 🐝

There are many small things we can do to help bees and beekeepers. Here are just few...
🌻 Grow bee-friendly plants in your backyard or community garden .
🐞 Make a bug hotel, there's some great DIY options online.
🍯 Buy local, sustainable honey, propolis and other bee products.
👧 Teach kids about bees and get them excited about conservation.
🥦 Buy organic and local produce.

🐶🐱🐹🐭 Spending time with a small companion animal—like a dog, cat or similar pet—can have a surprisingly powerful impact ...
16/05/2026

🐶🐱🐹🐭 Spending time with a small companion animal—like a dog, cat or similar pet—can have a surprisingly powerful impact on both physical and mental wellbeing. 🐁🦎🦜🐠

🫀 On the physical health side, studies have linked pet ownership with lower blood pressure and reduced cholesterol levels, partly due to the calming effect animals can have on the nervous system. Daily care routines—feeding, walking, grooming, or simply playing—also encourage gentle, consistent movement, which can improve overall fitness levels and help build healthier daily habits without it feeling like a chore.

🧠 The mental health benefits are just as meaningful. Having a companion animal can reduce feelings of anxiety and stress by providing a steady source of comfort and calm presence. For many people, pets also help ease symptoms of depression by encouraging routine, connection, and moments of joy throughout the day. There’s something grounding about being needed by another living being—it can create a strong sense of purpose and responsibility that supports emotional stability.

Beyond that, companion animals often contribute to improved self-esteem and overall wellbeing. They offer unconditional companionship, which can reduce feelings of loneliness and increase a sense of belonging. Even small daily interactions—like greeting your pet or sharing quiet time together—can build emotional resilience over time.
In a world that can feel fast and overwhelming, the steady companionship of a small animal can be a simple but powerful source of balance, comfort, and connection.

Pet ownership is a big, long-term responsibility. Some pets may live for up to 20 years. It's important to make sure you can properly care for a pet.
☎️ Feel free to pop in or call our friendly team for more advice on what's involved in owning a companion animal.

✨ It’s the final day of National Women’s Health Week — a beautiful reminder that self-care isn’t selfish, it’s essential...
15/05/2026

✨ It’s the final day of National Women’s Health Week — a beautiful reminder that self-care isn’t selfish, it’s essential.

Today, take a moment to slow down, recharge, and treat yourself to a little at-home spa day. Light the candles, run the bath, pop on a face mask, sip your favourite drink, and give yourself the care you so generously give to everyone else. 🌸🛁

And while you’re indulging… why not spoil your fur baby too? 🐶🐱
A gentle brush, a relaxing bath, a paw balm massage, or their favourite treats can turn today into the ultimate pamper session for both of you. Because wellness feels even better when shared with our furry best friends. 🩷🐾

📸 We’d LOVE to see your self-care moments!
Upload a photo of you and your fur baby enjoying your pamper day together and spread the feel-good vibes in the comments....

Here’s to strong women, healthy minds, happy hearts, and well-loved pets. 🌷✨


💛 National Women’s Health Week is a great reminder to prioritise both physical and mental wellbeing and to build small, ...
14/05/2026

💛 National Women’s Health Week is a great reminder to prioritise both physical and mental wellbeing and to build small, sustainable habits that support long-term health.

This week is all about encouraging women to check in on their health, stay active, and make choices that strengthen both body and mind.

🚶‍♀️One simple but powerful habit is regular movement, especially something as accessible as walking. Walking helps improve cardiovascular health, supports weight management, boosts energy levels, and can reduce the risk of chronic conditions. Just as importantly, it supports mental clarity and can help ease symptoms of stress and anxiety.

🐶🐱 Mental wellbeing also benefits deeply from connection and companionship. Spending time with companion animals—such as dogs or cats—has been shown to lower stress levels, reduce feelings of loneliness, and increase feelings of calm and emotional support. Caring for a pet can also create routine and purpose, which are important for mental health stability.

🫶 This week is a reminder that health doesn’t have to be complicated. A daily walk, moments of connection, and small acts of self-care can make a real difference over time.

Being a dog mum isn’t just about belly rubs and treats — it’s also one of the best things you can do for your own mental...
13/05/2026

Being a dog mum isn’t just about belly rubs and treats — it’s also one of the best things you can do for your own mental health 🐾💚

Daily walks aren’t just a highlight for your pup (though let’s be honest, it’s their absolute favorite part of the day). Those sniff-filled adventures, new sights, and changing environments are essential for their mental stimulation — helping reduce anxiety, boredom, and unwanted behaviors.

But here’s the underrated part: those same walks are just as powerful for you!!

Stepping outside, getting fresh air, and moving your body can:
🐾 Reduce stress and overwhelm
🦮 Boost your mood and energy
🐾 Create a mindful break from screens and daily pressures
🐕‍🦺 Strengthen your bond with your dog

There’s something incredibly grounding about walking side by side with your dog — no expectations, no pressure, just presence.

So next time you clip on the leash, remember: it’s not just a walk… it’s therapy for both of you 🐕💫

🩷 National Women’s Health Week is the perfect time to highlight that good nutrition is the foundation of feeling strong,...
12/05/2026

🩷 National Women’s Health Week is the perfect time to highlight that good nutrition is the foundation of feeling strong, energised, and well— not only for ourselves, but also for the animals we care for.

For women’s health, a balanced diet rich in whole foods supports hormone balance, brain function, heart health, and steady energy throughout the day. Think colourful vegetables, lean proteins, whole grains, healthy fats, and plenty of hydration.

The great news? Some healthy snacks can be enjoyed together with your furry companions too....
Shared snack ideas include:
🥕 Carrot sticks – crunchy, low-calorie, and full of fibre
🍏 Apple slices (no seeds!) – a sweet, vitamin-rich treat
🫐 Blueberries – packed with antioxidants and a fun bite-sized snack

These can be great occasional treats for many pets, alongside their regular diet.
That said, it’s important to be mindful of portion sizes and calories for our pets. Even healthy foods can add up quickly and affect weight and overall health. Treats should make up only a small part of their daily intake, and some human foods are not safe for animals—so always double-check before sharing.

Healthy living is about balance: nourishing your body, supporting your wellbeing, and caring responsibly for the animals who share your life 🐱🩷🐶

Address

67 Walla Street
Bundaberg, QLD
4670

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+61741520009

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