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Monday 12am - 8am 6pm - 12am Tuesday 12am - 8am 6pm - 12am Wednesday 12am - 8am 6pm - 12am Thursday 12am - 8am 6pm - 12am Friday 12am - 8am 6pm - 12am Saturday 12am - 12am Sunday 12am - 12am

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23/10/2026

🐸 Cane toad season is here! Here’s how to keep your pets safe.

With the recent rain and warmer weather, we're entering peak cane toad season. Unfortunately, that means we're likely to see more pets coming into contact with these highly toxic toads.

Dogs are particularly at risk, as many can't resist investigating anything that hops across the backyard during evening toilet breaks.

If you suspect your pet has mouthed or licked a cane toad:
✅ Use a damp cloth to wipe the inside of their mouth, removing the slimy toxin. Continue wiping for 10-20 minutes if possible.
❌ Do not use a hose, as water can be inhaled into the lungs and cause serious complications.
🚑 Seek veterinary attention immediately. Cane toad poisoning can become life-threatening very quickly.

A few simple precautions can help reduce the risk:
✔️ Bring pets inside at night where possible
✔️ Supervise evening toilet breaks
✔️ Use a torch when outdoors after dark
✔️ Regularly refresh outdoor water bowls and keep food bowls indoors

💙 If your pet has come into contact with a cane toad, don't wait for symptoms to appear. Start wiping their mouth and seek veterinary advice straight away. Acting quickly can save their life.

22/10/2026

🎃 Planning your Halloween decorations?

Before you stretch out the fake spider webs, it's worth knowing they can be dangerous for pets and wildlife.

The thin synthetic fibres can entangle birds, bats and reptiles, causing serious injuries and making it difficult for them to escape. Curious pets may also chew or swallow the material, potentially leading to an emergency visit.

This Halloween, consider pet and wildlife-friendly alternatives like paper decorations, wooden ornaments, pumpkins or reusable garlands instead.

A safer celebration is something everyone can enjoy 💙

21/10/2026

Brisbane vet professionals: we have a free CPD opportunity 🚨

If you're a veterinarian or vet nurse looking to build your clinical knowledge while supporting long-term career sustainability, we'd love to see you at our upcoming CPD event with Veterinary Specialist Services.

From managing burnout and moral distress to interpreting proteinuria and urine dipsticks in practice, this evening is packed with practical takeaways for veterinary teams.

🩺 For veterinarians and veterinary nurses
🎟️ Free to attend
📍 The Jindalee Hotel

Learn more and register via the link in the comments 🔗

20/10/2026

A happy ending for Alfie! 💙

After going missing for six long days, little Alfie was finally been reunited with his family 🥹

His disappearance couldn't have come at a worse time. Alfie was meant to be the ring bearer at his parents' wedding, but sadly he was still missing on the big day.

Thankfully, this story has the ending everyone was hoping for. After being found and brought back to his family, Alfie visited our Carrara hospital for a thorough health check.

Despite his big adventure and a few worried loved ones, we're delighted to report that he's doing well! 💙

📍 Animal Emergency Service Carrara

15/10/2026

🐍 Not every snake bite leaves an obvious mark... but your dog’s behaviour can tell you something is wrong.

Keep an eye out for these warning signs:

🐾 Sudden collapse, even if they seem to bounce back quickly
🐾 Weakness, wobbliness, or trouble walking
🐾 Tremors, shaking, or dilated pupils
🐾 Dark or bloody urine
🐾 Bleeding from the nose, mouth, or bite site

⚠️ Trust your instincts. If you think your dog may have been bitten by a snake, don't wait to "see how they go." Every minute counts.

📞 Contact your nearest emergency vet immediately.

11/10/2026

As the weather warms up and we spend more time outdoors with our dogs, it's a good time to remember that stick play can carry serious risks.

Last year, a dog named Bessie was brought to our hospital after a stick penetrated the back of her mouth while she was playing fetch. Thankfully, she received emergency treatment and made a great recovery, but her case serves as an important reminder that what seems like a harmless game can quickly become a life-threatening emergency.

🪵 Sticks can splinter, puncture the mouth or throat, and cause severe internal injuries if a dog lands on them the wrong way.

Instead of sticks, consider using purpose-made fetch toys designed to be safer for your dog to carry and retrieve.

A little extra caution can go a long way in keeping your adventures fun, safe and injury-free 💙

09/10/2026

Happy Veterinary Nurse Day 💙

Emergency hospitals simply wouldn't function without Veterinary Nurses.

Today, we're celebrating the incredible nurses across AES whose skill, compassion and dedication help pets receive the care they need when they need it most.

Thank you for everything you do 💙

07/10/2026

🐍 As the weather warms up, snakes become more active and so do the risks for our pets.

Dogs are naturally curious, which can put them in danger of snake bites.

⚠️ If you notice sudden weakness, wobbliness, trembling, or even collapse followed by “apparent recovery,” seek emergency vet care immediately.

04/10/2026

Today on , we celebrate the incredible bond between people and animals.

From loyal companions to cherished family members, animals bring unconditional love, comfort and joy to our lives every day. We're proud to be here in emergencies when they need us most.

Give your pets an extra cuddle today and join us in recognising the importance of protecting and caring for animals everywhere 💙

02/10/2026

We are OPEN 24 hours to care for your pets over the long weekend for the King's Birthday public holiday.

Day and night, our dedicated team is ready to respond to any unexpected pet emergencies. Your pet’s health and comfort are always our top priority.

If an unexpected emergency arises, we're just a phone call away.
📍 34 Goggs Rd, Jindalee QLD 4074
📞 (07) 3715 9999

Have a safe and enjoyable long weekend!

01/10/2026

🐕 You've returned from a walk and given your dog a pat...

There's a lump.

You take a closer look... and you've found a tick.

Do you know what to do? And just as importantly, what not to do?

When it comes to tick paralysis, the actions you take in those first moments can make a real difference. That's why we've put together these essential do's and don'ts to help you stay calm and act confidently if you find a tick on your dog.

👇 Check out our full guide to ticks in the comments for everything you need to know about prevention, identification, removal and when to seek veterinary care.

29/09/2026

💔🦘 Over the weekend, a mum wallaby and her joey were brought into AES Jindalee after being hit by a car.

Sadly, despite everyone's best efforts, mum did not survive her injuries. The good news is that her little joey is doing incredibly well and has now been transferred into the care of a local wildlife rehabilitation facility, where he will continue to receive the specialist support he needs.

While this story has a sad ending for one patient, we're grateful that this little one has been given a second chance. 💚

Thank you to everyone involved in his rescue, transport, and ongoing care.

29/09/2026

Some patients arrive at our hospital weighing less than a block of chocolate 🍫

This tiny kitten, just one week old and weighing only 120 grams, was dropped into the care of AES Canberra.

When our Operations Manager, Geoff, arrived at the hospital that morning, he was greeted by the tiny patient and quickly got to work, syringe-feeding milk replacer to ensure the kitten had some much-needed nourishment before continuing on to Canberra Street Cat Alliance.

Sometimes the smallest patients make the biggest impression 💙

We're happy to report the little one has since been transferred and is doing well so far.

📍 Animal Emergency Service Canberra

28/09/2026

Reminder as we spend more time outside ☀️

Sticks aren't safe fetch toys. They can splinter and cause serious injuries to your pet's mouth, throat or stomach. Some cases even require emergency surgery.

Choose safer, pet-friendly fetch toys to keep playtime fun and injury-free ⚾

03/09/2026

This little echidna was brought into AES Jindalee on the weekend covered in paralysis ticks and suspected to have been hit by a car. Lucky for this little lady, paralysis ticks don't have the same affect on echidna's as they do on dogs and cats!
A puggle was later found in her pouch.

We provided first aid and sedated her to make her feel more comfortable and calm. She was later handed over to RSPCA for ongoing care and rehabilitation.

Thank you to the kind member of the public for bringing this mother echidna in, to give her another chance!

20/08/2026

At AES Jindalee, it is always encouraged that our pet parents come and visit their furry friends whilst in hospital 🏥
Pictured: Maia the Bengal and her mum having a much needed snuggle.

19/08/2026

A bunch of cheeky ducklings were found wandering along busy Moggill Road by a concerned member of the public and were brought to AES Jindalee. The team had a nice time looking after these little guys until they found a new home 🦆

11/08/2026

We are OPEN Ekka Public Holiday 24 hours 🎆 Call AES Jindalee on 07 3715 9999 so our friendly staff can triage your pet.

11/08/2026

We are OPEN 24 hours to care for your pets tomorrow (Wednesday, 12 August) for the Royal Queensland Show public holiday.

Day or night, our dedicated team is ready to respond to any unexpected pet emergencies. Your pet’s health and comfort are always our top priority.

If an unexpected emergency arises, we're just a phone call away.

📍 34 Goggs Road, Jindalee
📞 07 3715 9999

Have a safe and enjoyable holiday!

07/08/2026

🕷️ Brisbane vets and vet nurses, don't miss this.

Join Dr Rob Webster, Co-Founder of Animal Emergency Australia, for the 2026 Tick Roadshow. Gain valuable clinical insights, hear the latest updates on tick paralysis management, and take part in engaging discussions with peers from across the profession.

What you'll learn:
✅ Tick paralysis pathophysiology and clinical progression
✅ Real-world case discussions and treatment insights
✅ Interactive Q&A with Dr Rob Webster

👤 Dr Rob Webster - BVSc (Hons), FANZCVS (Emergency & Critical Care)
Dr Rob Webster is a specialist in veterinary emergency and critical care and Co Founder of Animal Emergency Australia. He has seen more cases of tick paralysis than any vet (arguably!), often at the more severe end of the spectrum.

👤 Dr Ellie Leister - BVSc (Hons), FANZCVS (Emergency & Critical Care)
A Criticalist Veterinarian at our Pet Intensive Care Unit (PICU) in Brisbane. Ellie and the PICU team work tirelessly to manage the most severe tick paralysis cases, some of which require mechanical ventilation.

Event Details
📆 Wednesday 26 August 2026
📍 The Colmslie Hotel
🕡 Arrive from 6:30pm | Presentation begins at 7:00pm
💲 Free to attend

The 2026 Tick Roadshow is supported by a sponsorship provided by Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health, makers of NexGard Spectra.

🔗 Register via the link in the comments below 👇

Address

34 Goggs Road
Brisbane, QLD
4074

Opening Hours

Monday	12am - 8am
	6pm - 12am
Tuesday	12am - 8am
	6pm - 12am
Wednesday	12am - 8am
	6pm - 12am
Thursday	12am - 8am
	6pm - 12am
Friday	12am - 8am
	6pm - 12am
Saturday	12am - 12am
Sunday	12am - 12am

Telephone

07 3715 9999

Website

https://animalemergencyservice.com.au/aes_location/animal-emergency-service-jindalee/

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