Dayboro Vet Surgery

Dayboro Vet Surgery An experienced veterinary clinic that offers quality services for both large and small animals

Update: owners found!🐾 LOST DOG 🐾This pretty lady was found wandering down Lacey’s Creek this morning. If she belongs to...
18/08/2025

Update: owners found!

🐾 LOST DOG 🐾

This pretty lady was found wandering down Lacey’s Creek this morning. If she belongs to you or if you know her pawrents please give us a call on 3425 1544 so we can get her home.dd

⚠️ Tick Paralysis ⚠️We’ve been seeing an increase in tick paralysis cases in the past few weeks. Tick paralysis commonly...
15/08/2025

⚠️ Tick Paralysis ⚠️

We’ve been seeing an increase in tick paralysis cases in the past few weeks. Tick paralysis commonly affects dogs and cats, but we also often see livestock affected. Tick paralysis is a serious condition and can be life-threatening if not treated quickly.

Please make tick checks part of your daily routine and ensure all animals are up to date with appropriate tick prevention.

Signs of tick paralysis to look out for:
• Wobbly or uncoordinated gait (especially the back legs)
• Coughing or laboured breathing
• Vomiting or excessive drooling
• Change in vocalisation

If you find a tick or notice any of these signs in your animals, contact your vet immediately. Early treatment can make all the difference.

📞 We’re here to help 24/7 call us on 3425 1544 if you’re concerned.

🐈‍⬛ STRAY CAT 🐈‍⬛ This sweet girl was brought in this morning. She was found at Samsonvale. If you know her or know who ...
14/08/2025

🐈‍⬛ STRAY CAT 🐈‍⬛

This sweet girl was brought in this morning. She was found at Samsonvale. If you know her or know who her people might be, please give us a call on 3425 1544 so we can get her home!

🎡EKKA PUBLIC HOLIDAY🎡Just a reminder the clinic will be closed for appointments on Monday 11th for the Ekka Public Holid...
09/08/2025

🎡EKKA PUBLIC HOLIDAY🎡

Just a reminder the clinic will be closed for appointments on Monday 11th for the Ekka Public Holiday.

We will have a vet on call and will be available for emergencies on 3425 1544.

Have a great long weekend!

LOST CAT! This little cat was brought in yesterday after being picked up at Mount Samson. Please call 34251544 if this i...
18/07/2025

LOST CAT!

This little cat was brought in yesterday after being picked up at Mount Samson.

Please call 34251544 if this is your cat.

An alert to all our equine clients that Biosecurity Queensland has confirmed a case of Hendra virus in an unvaccinated h...
06/07/2025

An alert to all our equine clients that Biosecurity Queensland has confirmed a case of Hendra virus in an unvaccinated horse in south-east Queensland – the first confirmed case since 2022.

Currently we have our Hendra Vaccination promotion running. If you book in your horse for their first or lapsed Hendra vaccination then you will get the booster at a discounted price.

We strongly recommend for your horse to be vaccinated. Vaccination saves time and allows us to treat your sick horse immediately and comprehensively.

Please call the clinic on 3425 1544 if you would like any more information 🐴

MEDIA RELEASE | Veterinarians urge vigilance and vaccination following Hendra virus case in Queensland

Equine Veterinarians Australia (EVA), a special interest group of the Australian Veterinary Association (AVA), has reinforced the importance of vaccination and biosecurity after Biosecurity Queensland today confirmed a case of Hendra virus in an unvaccinated horse in south-east Queensland.

Dr Laura Hardefeldt, EVA President, expressed strong support for the veterinarian who managed the case and reiterated the critical role of horse owners in preventing the spread of this deadly disease.

“We commend the referral veterinarian for their swift and professional response, which undoubtedly helped contain the risk to people and other animals,” said Dr Hardefeldt.

“This case is a stark reminder that Hendra virus remains a real and present threat. Vaccination is the best defence we have to protect horses, veterinarians, and the broader community.”

Read more: https://www.ava.com.au/media-centre/media-releases/veterinarians-urge-vigilance-and-vaccination-following-hendra-virus-case-in-queensland/

QLD DPI media release: https://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/news-media/news/hendra-virus-south-east-queensland

QLD Government Hendra virus information: https://www.qld.gov.au/health/condition/infections-and-parasites/viral-infections/hendra-virus-infection

The Dayboro Show is on this weekend! We are proud to be sponsoring the Dog High Jump on Sunday. The Lil Leapers competit...
01/07/2025

The Dayboro Show is on this weekend!

We are proud to be sponsoring the Dog High Jump on Sunday. The Lil Leapers competition for dogs under 40cm is on at 10am and the Open and Novice dog competition is on at 1pm.

Come down to support the wonderful local community 🐾

The DAYBORO SHOW is on next weekend! A reminder that there will be fireworks on the 5th July at 7pm ✨Animals often find ...
26/06/2025

The DAYBORO SHOW is on next weekend! A reminder that there will be fireworks on the 5th July at 7pm ✨

Animals often find fireworks frightening due to the loud noises and unpredictable flashes, triggering their natural "fight-or-flight" response. To help them cope with fireworks, create a safe space indoors, close curtains to minimize visual stimuli, and consider using white noise or calming music to mask the sounds. You can also try distracting your pet with treats or toys and, if needed, consult with your veterinarian about potential medication or calming aids.

Here's a more detailed approach:

- Create a Safe Space:
Designate a comfortable, quiet area inside where your dog can retreat. This could be a crate, a corner with blankets, or a room with minimal visual and auditory stimulation.

- Minimize Visual and Auditory Stimuli:
Close curtains and blinds to block out flashing lights from fireworks. Play calming music or white noise to help mask the sounds.

- Distraction Techniques:
Offer your dog's favorite treats, toys, or engage in a game they enjoy to divert their attention from the fireworks.

- Stay Calm Yourself:
Dogs can sense your emotions, so try to remain calm and relaxed. Your calmness can help reassure your dog.

- Medication and Pheromones:
Consult your veterinarian about possible anti-anxiety medications or pheromone diffusers to help reduce your dog's anxiety during the fireworks.

- Escape-Proof Your Home:
Ensure all doors, windows, and fences are secure to prevent your dog from running away if they become scared.

If you think your dog needs medication or calming aids to help during the weekend, please call the clinic on 3425 1544 this week so we can help find the best solution for your pet 🐾

Meet Kylie! She was in for her second puppy vaccine today. A very good girl, who loved all the treats that the vet gave ...
23/06/2025

Meet Kylie!

She was in for her second puppy vaccine today. A very good girl, who loved all the treats that the vet gave her.

How cute is she in her jumper!! 🌸 💜

Over the past week we have seen a great increase in colic cases. If your horse is up to date with Hendra vaccination we ...
08/06/2025

Over the past week we have seen a great increase in colic cases. If your horse is up to date with Hendra vaccination we are able to treat them much more efficiently and effectively.

To help get your horse up to date with vaccination, for the month of July we are partnering with Zoetis and will be offering a FREE Hendra Vaccination. Get your first vaccination with us and get the second vaccination for FREE!

What you need to know:

First vaccination which must be done in JULY, is at our usual charge:
- ⁠On farm: $170 + travel
- ⁠In Clinic/multiple horses: $150 + travel
- ⁠Vaccination with procedure: $115 + travel

Second vaccination:
- A charge of $50 per horse for the second visit + travel
- ⁠Vaccination is FREE

Please call the clinic on 3425 1544 if you would like to book in for this promotion 🐴

Meet Buddy! This gorgeous German Shepherd puppy presented to us for his puppy vaccinations earlier this month. After Pen...
01/06/2025

Meet Buddy!

This gorgeous German Shepherd puppy presented to us for his puppy vaccinations earlier this month.

After PennHipp radiographs showed he was at risk of developing hip dysplasia later in life, Buddy underwent JPS surgery at the clinic. Juvenile P***c Symphysiodesis (JPS) surgery is a minimally invasive procedure aimed at preventing hip dysplasia in young, growing dogs, particularly those at risk due to breed. It involves manipulating the growth of the pelvis to improve hip joint stability and reduce the risk of arthritis later in life.

Meet Rusty! 🐾 Adorable Visitor Alert at the Dayboro Vet Surgery! We had the pleasure of welcoming this sweet minature Bu...
23/05/2025

Meet Rusty! 🐾

Adorable Visitor Alert at the Dayboro Vet Surgery!
We had the pleasure of welcoming this sweet minature Bull Terrier pup into our clinic this week 😍🐶

This little guy came in for his second puppy vaccination and melted everyone’s hearts ❤️

Remember, whether it’s for a check-up, vaccinations, or any other care, we’re here to keep your pets feeling their best 🐾

Address

125 McKenzie Street
Dayboro, QLD
4521

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8:30am - 11am

Telephone

+61734251544

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