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05/11/2026

Glad to say these 2 beautiful girls have found a home :) Thankyou everyone 🩷

Can anybody help us?
We are looking for a new home. We are 2 friendly girls. If you think We would fit in with your family please give the lovely ladies at Reception a call on 4654 2605. 🐈🐈‍⬛🩷

12/08/2026

🐀⚠️ RAT BAIT & YOUR PETS ⚠️🐶🐱

Rat bait can be extremely dangerous to dogs and cats, and even a small amount can cause serious illness or be fatal.

Some signs of poisoning may not appear for several days, so don’t wait for symptoms if you think your pet has eaten rat bait.

👉 Contact your vet immediately
👉 Bring the bait packaging if you have it
👉 Don’t induce vomiting unless instructed by a veterinarian
👉 Remember, eating a poisoned rodent can also pose a risk

❤️ If you’re worried your pet has been exposed, contact Charleville Vet Surgery as soon as possible.

Prevention is always better than treatment! 🐾

11/08/2026

**PLEASE KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR SIMONE 🐾**

Simone is still missing, and we’re asking everyone in the community to help us find her and get her safely home.

If you notice an animal matching Simone’s description, even if you’re unsure it was her, please let us know. Any information about where or when she may have been seen could be incredibly helpful.

📞 **Charleville Vet Surgery: (07) 4654 2605**

Please keep watching around your property, on your travels and throughout the local area, and share this post so we can reach as many people as possible.

A huge thank you to everyone who has already been looking, sharing and passing on information. ❤️

10/08/2026

👂 Is your pet constantly scratching their ears or shaking their head? 🐶🐱

Ear infections are one of the most common reasons dogs and cats visit the vet. They can be itchy, painful, and if left untreated, may lead to more serious problems or ongoing ear disease.

Keep an eye out for:
👂 Head shaking or ear scratching
👂 Red, swollen or painful ears
👂 A bad smell coming from the ears
👂 Brown, yellow or black discharge
👂 Sensitivity when the ears are touched
👂 Head tilting or loss of balance (in more severe cases)

Ear infections can be caused by allergies, yeast, bacteria, ear mites, grass seeds, or other underlying conditions, so it's important to have your pet's ears examined rather than treating them at home.

💙 The sooner an ear infection is diagnosed and treated, the quicker your pet can get back to feeling comfortable.

If you think your dog or cat may have an ear infection, give us a call to book an appointment—we're always happy to help! 🐾

02/08/2026

🐾 Does your dog's paws smell like corn chips or stale popcorn? 🌽👃

While many people think it's "just a dog smell," that ye**ty odour can actually be a sign of a yeast overgrowth on the skin.

Yeast loves warm, moist paws, and dogs with allergies, excessive licking, or damp feet are especially prone to developing these infections. Left untreated, they can become very itchy, sore, and uncomfortable.

Keep an eye out for:
🐾 Persistent licking or chewing of the paws
🐾 Red, inflamed skin between the toes
🐾 Brown staining from saliva
🐾 A strong, musty or "corn chip" smell

The good news? Yeast infections are very treatable—but it's important to identify and manage the underlying cause as well, especially if they're recurring.

If your dog's paws have become smelly, itchy, or red, book them in for a check-up. We'd be happy to help get those paws feeling comfortable again! 🐶💙

29/07/2026

🦷 Strong Teeth = A Healthier, Happier Horse! 🐴

Did you know that dental disease is one of the most common health issues seen in horses?

Regular dental examinations are essential for horses of all ages. Young horses benefit from monitoring erupting teeth and correcting developmental issues early, while older horses often require ongoing care to manage tooth wear, loose teeth and other age-related dental problems.

Signs your horse may need a dental check include:
✔ Difficulty chewing or dropping feed
✔ Weight loss or poor condition
✔ Bad breath
✔ Head tossing or resistance to the bit
✔ Quidding (dropping partially chewed feed)

At Charleville Vet Surgery, our experienced veterinarians provide comprehensive equine dental examinations and treatments to help keep your horse comfortable, healthy and performing at its best.

💙 While your gelding is sedated for his dental, it's also the perfect opportunity to have a sheath clean performed. Regular sheath cleaning helps maintain hygiene, improves comfort and can prevent the build-up of sm**ma and other associated problems.

📞 0746542605 Contact us today to book your horse's dental examination.

28/07/2026

Our next clinic run is coming up on **11th & 12th August** — we can’t wait to visit our wonderful Augathella & Tambo clients and furry friends! 🐾

📍 **Augathella — 11th August**
📍 **Tambo — 11th & 12th August**

Whether your pets need a check-up, vaccinations, preventative care, or a little extra love and attention, our team will be there to help. ❤️🐶🐱🐴

We look forward to seeing you all soon!

0746542605 Contact the clinic to book your appointment.

Address

32057 Mitchell Highway
Charleville, QLD
4470

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61746542605

Website

http://www.charlevillevetsurgery.com/

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