Dayboro Vet Surgery

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

🐾 Found Stray Cat 🐾A ginger male cat has been brought into Dayboro Vet Surgery after being found at the back of a proper...
30/07/2026

🐾 Found Stray Cat 🐾

A ginger male cat has been brought into Dayboro Vet Surgery after being found at the back of a property in Laidlaw Street near Morris Street.

He is desexed and we’re hoping to find his family.

If you think he might be your cat, please call the clinic as soon as possible on 34251544 🐈

Meet Cliff! 🐾Cliff popped in for his third puppy vaccination today… and we think he was mostly here for the treats! 🍖He’...
30/07/2026

Meet Cliff! 🐾

Cliff popped in for his third puppy vaccination today… and we think he was mostly here for the treats! 🍖

He’s already a giant, but still very much a gentle puppy at heart. We have a feeling he’ll be back at the treat jar before long! 💙

Who’s got a puppy that thinks the vet clinic is just a snack stop? 😄🐶

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 Meet Rebel 🐾Sweet Rebel has been spending some time with us in hospital after being diagnosed with tick paralysis. Tha...
28/07/2026

 Meet Rebel 🐾

Sweet Rebel has been spending some time with us in hospital after being diagnosed with tick paralysis. Thankfully, she’s responding well to treatment and is making great progress every day 💙

Tick paralysis can progress quickly, so it’s important to know the warning signs:
🐾 Weakness in the back legs or wobbliness
🐾 Difficulty walking or standing
🐾 Changes to their bark or voice
🐾 Vomiting or regurgitation
🐾 Laboured breathing or coughing

If your dog shows any of these signs, seek veterinary attention immediately. Early treatment can make all the difference.

With tick season never really taking a break in South East Queensland, keeping your pets on effective tick prevention all year round is one of the best ways to protect them from this life-threatening condition.

We can’t wait to see Rebel back home with her family soon! ❤️🐶

🐴 Colic in Horses – Know the SignsColic is one of the most common emergencies we see in horses, and early treatment can ...
20/07/2026

🐴 Colic in Horses – Know the Signs

Colic is one of the most common emergencies we see in horses, and early treatment can make all the difference.

Keep an eye out for signs such as:
• Pawing at the ground
• Rolling or wanting to lie down repeatedly
• Looking or kicking at their belly
• Loss of appetite
• Stretching out as if to urinate
• Sweating or appearing uncomfortable
• Reduced or no manure production

If you think your horse may have colic, contact your veterinarian as soon as possible. While some cases are mild, others can become life-threatening very quickly.

Treatment depends on the cause and severity but may include pain relief, fluids, stomach tubing, or referral for surgery in severe cases.

If you’re concerned your horse is showing signs of colic, give the team at Dayboro Vet Surgery a call. Early assessment gives your horse the best chance of a positive outcome 💙

The best hugs are vet nurse hugs 🥰 🐾
15/07/2026

The best hugs are vet nurse hugs 🥰 🐾

🦷 Before & After: A Healthier Smile 🦷These photos show the incredible difference a professional dental procedure can mak...
11/07/2026

🦷 Before & After: A Healthier Smile 🦷

These photos show the incredible difference a professional dental procedure can make.

The brown build-up on your dog’s teeth isn’t just cosmetic, it’s tartar packed with bacteria that can lead to painful gum disease, loose teeth, infections, bad breath, and even affect the heart, liver, and kidneys if left untreated.

Many dogs continue to eat and act normally despite significant dental pain, which is why regular dental examinations are so important. During your pet’s annual health check, we carefully assess their mouth and can recommend the right time for a professional dental procedure before problems become more serious.

A healthy mouth means a happier, healthier dog. 🐶💙

If your pet has bad breath, red gums, difficulty chewing, or it’s been a while since their last dental check, we’d love to help.

📞 Contact the team at Dayboro Vet Surgery to book a dental examination.

Meet Nelly! 🐾💕Nelly stopped by today for her puppy vaccination, and we couldn’t resist snapping a few photos of this swe...
07/07/2026

Meet Nelly! 🐾💕

Nelly stopped by today for her puppy vaccination, and we couldn’t resist snapping a few photos of this sweet little face!

Vaccinations are an important part of keeping puppies healthy and protected as they grow. We loved meeting you today, Nelly and we can’t wait to watch you grow! 💗🐶

Ear infections are one of the most common reasons dogs visit the vet 🐶 We’ve been seeing quite a few ear infections late...
03/07/2026

Ear infections are one of the most common reasons dogs visit the vet 🐶

We’ve been seeing quite a few ear infections lately, likely due to the recent unseasonal wet weather. Damp conditions can create the perfect environment for ear infections to develop, especially in dogs with floppy or hairy ears.

If your dog is scratching at their ears, shaking their head, or has a smelly or sore ear, it could be more than just an itch. Early treatment can help prevent pain and more serious problems.

If you’ve noticed any of these signs, give us a call to book an appointment with the team at Dayboro Vet Surgery 🐾💙

🐾 Still Searching for Her Forever Home 🐾Our beautiful senior girl is still patiently waiting for someone to give her the...
18/06/2026

🐾 Still Searching for Her Forever Home 🐾

Our beautiful senior girl is still patiently waiting for someone to give her the loving home she deserves 💛

Over the past few weeks, she has continued to do well here at Dayboro Vet Surgery. She is friendly with everyone she meets, enjoys attention from our team, and never says no to a comfy bed and a cuddle. She really is a sweet, affectionate companion with so much love left to share.

At 10 years young, she would love a calm home where she can be the centre of someone’s world. She does need to be the only dog in the household, allowing her to feel secure, relaxed, and enjoy all the affection she deserves.

We know her perfect person is out there. Someone looking for a loyal friend to share quiet days, cosy naps, and plenty of companionship. 🐶✨

If you think you could offer this lovely girl the peaceful retirement she deserves, or know someone who can, please contact Dayboro Vet Surgery. We’d love nothing more than to see her settled into a home of her own 💕

Make sure you head down to the Dayboro Show on the 5th July! 🐕
16/06/2026

Make sure you head down to the Dayboro Show on the 5th July! 🐕

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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