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Rise Vets Charters Towers Providing veterinary care to all animals. To schedule an appointment contact our team on
07 4754 7400 or use our online booking portal.

https://app.cw.vet/hosted/au/tablelandvet The team at Charters Towers Veterinary Surgery are dedicated to care for your animals no matter how small or large they are. We have a busy small animal practice in the main street of Charters Towers and can travel to remote properties by car or aeroplane. Give us a call, night or day to discuss your needs with us; we are here to help.

With H5 bird flu detected in Australian wildlife, it is important to know what to do if you find an unwell or deceased b...
29/10/2026

With H5 bird flu detected in Australian wildlife, it is important to know what to do if you find an unwell or deceased bird. 🐦

Follow three steps: Avoid. Record. Report.

Avoid touching or moving the bird, and keep children and pets away. Record the date, time and location, and take a photo or video from a safe distance if possible.

Report it to the 24-hour Emergency Animal Disease Hotline on 1800 675 888. 📞 Follow the instructions provided about collection or disposal. Do not bring sick or dead wildlife into the clinic.

A friendly reminder Rise Vets Charters Towers is OPEN this weekend including Saturday morning from 8am to 12pm as well a...
28/10/2026

A friendly reminder Rise Vets Charters Towers is OPEN this weekend including Saturday morning from 8am to 12pm as well as ON CALL for emergencies over the weekend.

Gold City Veterinary Clinic will be CLOSED this weekend.

For all emergencies, please call 07 4754 7400 and you will be diverted to our triage service.

For further information please see information on our website. https://www.tablelandvet.com.au/combined-after-hours.../

Thank you for your understanding as we continue to work together to service our community ensuring that both clinics can continue to seamlessly and sustainably provide after-hours services to our local region.

Vale Dr Sandra BaxendellAs most of our clients who own goats would know, Dr Sandra was a wealth of knowledge. A kind and...
28/10/2026

Vale Dr Sandra Baxendell

As most of our clients who own goats would know, Dr Sandra was a wealth of knowledge. A kind and passionate goat vet who was so incredibly generous with her time.

She was available to consult with on cases, gave her time to help educate farmers and her colleagues all over the world.

The goats have sadly lost their biggest ally. And the veterinary community has lost the woman who, as Dr Bill Tranter once described “knew everything about goats that was worth knowing”.

Our biggest sympathies to her loved ones.

While you may not be familiar with the term ‘NSAIDs’ (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs), you may have heard of vete...
27/10/2026

While you may not be familiar with the term ‘NSAIDs’ (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs), you may have heard of veterinary medicines such as carprofen, meloxicam or firocoxib. 💊

These prescription medicines reduce inflammation and can help manage pain and fever. 🐾 When used appropriately, NSAIDs can be very helpful for treating post-operative pain and inflammatory conditions, as well as managing long-term problems such as arthritis.

However, they can have adverse effects, particularly on the stomach and intestines, kidneys and liver, so they aren’t suitable for every pet and may require ongoing monitoring.

Never give your pet ibuprofen or another human pain reliever unless specifically instructed by a veterinarian, as these medicines can be dangerous for pets. ⚠️

If you think your pet is unwell or in pain, please reach out to our team for help.

Love turning complicated stuff into words people actually read?Rise Vets is looking for a Marketing Coordinator to be th...
26/10/2026

Love turning complicated stuff into words people actually read?

Rise Vets is looking for a Marketing Coordinator to be the voice — and the keeper — of our brand across all eight of our clinics: Atherton, Charters Towers, Cooktown, Edmonton, Innisfail, Malanda, Ravenshoe and Weipa.

Want your work to help animals and their people across eight rural clinics in North Queensland — from dairy herds and working dogs to cherished pets and elite horses?

After a team that backs flexibility, work/life balance and happiness at work (and was listed as one of Australia’s 30 best workplaces for women)?

And would you rather be the one who looks after a brand than just decorates with it? Well this one might just have your name to it!

Interested in being part of the Rise Vets family?

👉 Click the link below to apply!

https://employmenthero.com/jobs/position/nq-veterinary-group-pty-ltd-marketing-coordinator-0o6hk/

Recurrent lameness (limping) or stiffness is a common problem in dogs, 🐕 and many owners are unsure when to have their p...
22/10/2026

Recurrent lameness (limping) or stiffness is a common problem in dogs, 🐕 and many owners are unsure when to have their pet assessed, particularly if the problem improves without treatment after a few days.

Recurrent lameness in dogs may be caused by conditions including:
- hip dysplasia
- cruciate ligament disease
- osteoarthritis
- luxating patellas (loose kneecaps) 🦴

We’d advise a veterinary check-up if your dog limps for more than 24 hours or experiences lameness in the same leg more than once, even if it improves between episodes. Seek prompt care if they cannot bear weight, appear very painful or seem otherwise unwell. 🩺

A friendly reminder Rise Vets Charters Towers is CLOSED this weekend including Saturday morning. Gold City Veterinary Cl...
21/10/2026

A friendly reminder Rise Vets Charters Towers is CLOSED this weekend including Saturday morning.

Gold City Veterinary Clinic will be ON CALL for all emergencies and OPEN Saturday morning from 9am to 1pm.

For all emergencies, please call 07 4754 7400 and you will be diverted to our triage service.

For all large animal emergencies, our triage service will transfer you through to an on-call vet in Malanda.

For further information please see information on our website. https://www.tablelandvet.com.au/combined-after-hours.../

Thank you for your understanding as we continue to work together to service our community ensuring that both clinics can continue to seamlessly and sustainably provide after-hours services to our local region.

Unfortunately, some pet food marketing can be a little misleading! 🏷️It’s common for commercial dog foods to be labelled...
20/10/2026

Unfortunately, some pet food marketing can be a little misleading! 🏷️

It’s common for commercial dog foods to be labelled as a particular flavour, such as chicken, beef or lamb. Many owners then presume that this is the only animal protein present in the diet.

However, a careful read of the ingredients list may reveal several different animal proteins. 🔍 This can be particularly important when choosing food for a dog with a suspected food allergy or intolerance, or when completing a veterinary elimination diet.
If you need dietary advice or a gut health assessment for your pet, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our nutrition-savvy team! 🩺

Prevention is the key to keeping your horse happy and healthy!With the Rise Vets Horse Wellness Plan, staying on top of ...
16/10/2026

Prevention is the key to keeping your horse happy and healthy!

With the Rise Vets Horse Wellness Plan, staying on top of your horse’s health has never been easier.

For just $55 per month per horse, you can spread the cost of essential care throughout the year, with no surprise bills for the included services.

Your plan includes:
* Sedated dental
* Hendra (HEV) vaccination
* Tetanus & Strangles 2-in-1 vaccination
* Two faecal egg counts and two Equest Plus Tape wormers
* An additional vet examination to help catch potential problems early

And there’s more! Enjoy 10% off after-hours emergencies, other examination fees and surgery fees.

Save more than 15% compared with purchasing these services individually.

Because prevention is better than cure, and your horse deserves the best care.

Contact your local Rise Vets team to find out more and get your horse signed up!

Rise Vets – caring for your horse, every step of the way.

Holding nose 😷 If your dog passes wind frequently, can anything be done to help tame their tummy?Dogs may pass more wind...
15/10/2026

Holding nose 😷 If your dog passes wind frequently, can anything be done to help tame their tummy?

Dogs may pass more wind when they have a short- or long-term intestinal upset. 💨 Common triggers include dietary indiscretion (eating something they shouldn’t), food intolerances and infectious causes, such as viral, bacterial or protozoal gastroenteritis.

If your dog has persistent or excessive flatulence, abnormal stools, vomiting, poor appetite or weight loss, it’s best to have them assessed by our knowledgeable vets, who can get to the bottom of the issue! 🩺

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167-169 Gill Street
Charters Towers, QLD
4820

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