Coral Coast Veterinary Services

Coral Coast Veterinary Services To schedule an appointment at our clinic contact our team on 07 4061 2590 or use our online booking portal. https://app.cw.vet/hosted/au/tablelandvet

Did you know that cats affected by arthritis usually won’t limp? 🐈Instead, these creaky kitties will often show more sub...
04/06/2026

Did you know that cats affected by arthritis usually won’t limp? 🐈

Instead, these creaky kitties will often show more subtle symptoms, such as:
🦴 A reduced ability to self-groom, which may lead to changes in their coat condition or cleanliness
🦴 Difficulty squatting for toileting, which may lead to occasional misfires out of the litter tray
🦴 Hesitancy prior to jumping down or up

If you notice any of these signs in your mature feline friend, have a chat with us regarding easy options for supporting joint health and comfort.

Did you know that the prominence of your pet’s eyes can change due to certain conditions? 👀A dog’s or cat’s eyes may bec...
02/06/2026

Did you know that the prominence of your pet’s eyes can change due to certain conditions? 👀

A dog’s or cat’s eyes may become more sunken or deeper set:
✅ As they age and lose some of the fatty tissue behind their eyeballs
✅ If they become very dehydrated
✅ If they have a painful eye condition that causes reflex retraction of the eyeball
✅ If they develop a nerve condition called Horner’s syndrome

If you spot any changes in your pet’s eyes, it’s always best to have our eye-sperienced vets take a look!

*REMINDER*Our Innisfail clinic will be closed Friday 29th and Saturday 30th May for our annual Tableland Veterinary Serv...
28/05/2026

*REMINDER*
Our Innisfail clinic will be closed Friday 29th and Saturday 30th May for our annual Tableland Veterinary Service Muster 🩺

All clinics will be coming together in Port Douglas for several days of extended learning, collaboration and celebration of achievements from the past 12 months 😍

During this time, our after-hours triage service will continue to operate and refer emergency cases as required to Emergency Vets 24/7 in Cairns📞

We thank you for your understanding and support whilst we come together as a whole business! 🐶

A single vomit in an otherwise bright dog isn't always alarming. 🐾 However, multiple vomits, or vomiting accompanied by ...
28/05/2026

A single vomit in an otherwise bright dog isn't always alarming. 🐾 However, multiple vomits, or vomiting accompanied by other symptoms, are a cause for concern.

If you observe multiple vomits, lethargy, blood or abdominal pain, contact the clinic for advice. Vomiting can be caused by an infection, toxins, foreign objects or underlying disease, and shouldn’t be ignored. 📅 Arrange a consultation with our vets if you're concerned.

This June we are lucky enough to have lots of days with equine vets ready and rearing to see our equine friends. If you ...
27/05/2026

This June we are lucky enough to have lots of days with equine vets ready and rearing to see our equine friends. If you are needing to book in with the vet, contact the clinic and we can schedule you in ☺️🐎

If your dog has eaten something toxic, stay calm and act quickly. ⚠️ Identify what they ate, how much, and when, as this...
26/05/2026

If your dog has eaten something toxic, stay calm and act quickly. ⚠️ Identify what they ate, how much, and when, as this is critical information for your vet. Do not induce vomiting at home unless directed by a vet.

Common toxins include chocolate, grapes, raisins, onions, xylitol, certain plants and human medications.

Call the clinic immediately, or the Animal Poisons Helpline after hours. 🚨

22/05/2026

Keep those scratches going ! 🫣

Cats are really good at hiding illness, including dehydration. 🐱 At the clinic, we assess hydration by looking for skin ...
21/05/2026

Cats are really good at hiding illness, including dehydration. 🐱 At the clinic, we assess hydration by looking for skin tenting (how quickly tented skin springs back) and gum dryness. Blood and urine tests give a more accurate picture.

At home, watch for reduced water intake, decreased urination, lethargy or dry gums, and call us if concerned. Chronic dehydration in cats can affect kidney health over time. 💧 Contact our clinic if you're worried your cat may be dehydrated.

Unfortunately one of our beloved clinic cats Gingie has gained his angel wings and taken on a new role watching over fro...
20/05/2026

Unfortunately one of our beloved clinic cats Gingie has gained his angel wings and taken on a new role watching over from above. Gingie was with our team for a very long time; most of his life. He loved helping recover your animals after surgery, providing emotional support to our team, and just being the most adorable and patient boy he could be. He is going to be greatly missed 🤍🐈

PCV (Packed Cell Volume) measures the proportion of red blood cells in your pet's blood. TP (Total Protein) helps assess...
19/05/2026

PCV (Packed Cell Volume) measures the proportion of red blood cells in your pet's blood. TP (Total Protein) helps assess hydration, nutrition and organ function. 🩺 Together, these values give us a rapid snapshot of your pet's health. For example, a low PCV may indicate anaemia, while a high PCV can suggest dehydration.

Best of all, we can run these tests in-house within minutes, making them invaluable in sick or emergency patients. 📋 Contact our clinic if your pet needs to be assessed.

Address

12 Palmerston Drive
Goondi Bend, QLD
4860

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Website

https://app.cw.vet/hosted/au/tablelandvet

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