Deagon & Sandgate Veterinary Practice

13/05/2026

🐾 We’re welcoming new clients at Deagon & Sandgate Veterinary Practice! 🐾

From playful puppies and curious kittens to beloved senior pets, our team is here for your furry friends through every stage of life. 💕

✨ Same day appointments available
🐶 Cat and dog consultations
♥️ Compassionate end of life care
📍 Convenient location

Whether your pet needs a check up, vaccinations or urgent attention, we’re here to help!

Call us today or jump online to book an appointment and join us here at Deagon Sandgate Vets!

09/05/2026

Just a friendly reminder!

Whilst pretty, lilies will leave you with a very unwell cat!

If your cat comes in to contact with lilies this Mother’s Day, please contact your local emergency vet immediately.

⚠️ MOTHER’S DAY WARNING FOR CAT OWNERS ⚠️

If you’re giving flowers to a cat mum this Mother’s Day, please read below.

Lilies can KILL cats. Even a tiny amount, a nibble of a flower or leaf, a lick of pollen from their fur or floor, or even drinking the vase water, can cause sudden, fatal kidney failure.

Every year, emergency vets see tragic cases after well-meaning flower deliveries arrive in homes with cats.

Lilies may be beautiful, but for cats they are one of the most dangerous plants there is.

🚫 Why they’re so risky:
• All parts of true lilies (Lilium and Hemerocallis species) are toxic, including the petals, leaves, stems, pollen and vase water.
• Symptoms can begin within hours: vomiting, drooling, lethargy, loss of appetite.
• Without urgent veterinary treatment, many cats do not survive.
• Even brushing past the flowers can be dangerous if pollen sticks to the coat and is licked off later.

If you’re ordering flowers for someone with cats, please ask for NO lilies in the bouquet.

And if you have cats yourself, the safest option is to never L keep lilies in your home or garden.

One small choice could save a cat’s life this Mother’s Day.

Please share far and wide 🐈🐾

30/04/2026

Did someone say treats?

We’re looking to expand our snack bar range and we want to hear from YOU!

What do you want to see more of? We currently have a variety of dehydrated meaty sausages, pigs ears and the good old fashioned bully sticks.

But we want to give your best friend MORE!

We have a list of over 100 different options to choose from, but a general idea from our clients would be wonderful.

Did you also know that our sausage sticks can be purchased in bags of 25??

Drop your ideas in the comments below. 👇🏻

23/04/2026

15/04/2026

Great news! Hydrobaths are back on this Saturday. Bring those dirty dogs! We’ll be ready!

02/04/2026

We had a friend pop by to help announce we have a new flavour of treats arrive…

Can you guess? And no, it’s not snake flavoured…

31/03/2026

🚨 🐰

The long weekend is approaching!

Have you got enough medication to last till we open again on the 7th April?

All patients must have been seen within 6mths for repeats of any long term medication.

Please phone us to organise any dispensary prior to Thursday morning in case we need to place special orders.

27/03/2026

Just a reminder that we will be closed from Friday next week and reopening 8am Tuesday for the Easter break.

For any emergencies, please reach out to the fabulous teams at Pet Emergency or BVECCS

24/02/2026

🚨 New Vet Alert!

As you’re all aware, we are a tight knit family here at Deagon and Sandgate Vets.

We are excited to announce the arrival of the newest member of the team Dr Ellen after finally graduating vet school!

Dr Ellen is a great addition to our team and shes so excited to be here with us to help you with your pet needs. For now, you will only be able to book appointments with her by phoning the clinic.

Welcome Dr Ellen!

01/02/2026

**SADLY PASSED AWAY**

Could the person who left this little baby on our doorstep please get in contact with us immediately.

After a quick check, aside from being too cold left alone, there is nothing wrong with this baby and it needs to be reunited with its parents.

Sadly, as the person who left it unattended didn’t leave any details, it’s likely we will have to euthanise this poor baby.

For ANY after hours wildlife, please do not leave them on our doorstep. There are three local emergency clinics that are open 24/7 to take injured or sick wildlife to.

20/01/2026

Just a friendly reminder we are closed Monday for the public holiday!

For any after hours emergencies, please contact Queensland Veterinary Specialists or BVECCS. We will be back Tuesday from 8am. And remember, appointments can be made online by visiting vetwell.com.au/deagon-sandgate/