Kenilworth Veterinary Surgery

Kenilworth Veterinary Surgery Small and Large animal Veterinarian Services
HENDRA VACCINATION ONLY Kenilworth Veterinarian Surgery can assist you with your small and large animal needs.

Marcus being our large animal vet is still high about doing his cow work. Ian is our recommended small animal vet and works three days a week for the team. We have four Veterinarian Nurses who work throughout the week and who can assist you with any questions you may have.

TICK ALERTPlease be aware that Paralysis ticks are still in force. If your pets are not up to date with prevention, we h...
10/08/2026

TICK ALERT
Please be aware that Paralysis ticks are still in force. If your pets are not up to date with prevention, we highly recommended you do so ASAP.
You can either get your prevention from us or your next closest supplier.
Prevention is far better than treatment.
If you have any issues with your pets showing any of the below signs, please give us a ring at the clinic and one of our friendly staff will direct you where ever they can.
Early Signs in Animals:
Lethargy and weakness
Loss of appetite
Changes in vocalization
Wobbly or uncoordinated gait
Retching or vomiting
Progressed Signs in Animals:
Difficulty breathing
Inability to stand or walk
Loss of bladder and bowel control
Drooling or excessive salivation
Dilated pupils
KVS TEAM

30/07/2026

Dr Marcus is away - 30 July to 3rd August

Sorry for the late notice everyone.

Dr Marcus is away from 12 noon today and will be back on deck on Monday after midday.

During this period, KVS doesn't have a large animal or small animal vet available for after hours emergencies.

We apologize for any inconvenience.

The clinic is open as per normal for all small animal consults - Friday 31st July (8.30-5PM), Saturday 1st August (8.30am to 1pm) and Monday 3rd August (8.30am to 5pm)

Thank you
KVS TEAM

Stella needs a home as she is soon going to be a mum.
23/06/2026

Stella needs a home as she is soon going to be a mum.

FOUND Moy Pocket Gap Rd / Wilcox road. Young female cat possibly pregnant NO MICROCHIPPlease phone clinic if you recogni...
18/06/2026

FOUND

Moy Pocket Gap Rd / Wilcox road.
Young female cat possibly pregnant
NO MICROCHIP
Please phone clinic if you recognise this girl: 54723085

08/06/2026

CLINIC CLOSURE

Good morning everyone.

PLEASE NOTE - the clinic is CLOSED this Friday the 12th of June 2026 for Nambour show holiday.

The clinic will re-open Saturday morning from 8.30 to 1pm.

Kind regards,
KVS TEAM

Labour Day CLOSUREJust a reminder to all our customers, we will be CLOSED Monday the 4th of May 2026 for labour day publ...
28/04/2026

Labour Day CLOSURE

Just a reminder to all our customers, we will be CLOSED Monday the 4th of May 2026 for labour day public holiday.

After-hours services will be available.

Thank you,
KVS TEAM

22/04/2026

Just a reminder to our wonderful clients 😊

07/04/2026

ANZAC DAY WEEKEND

Dr Marcus will be away from Thursday 23rd April 10AM, through until Lunch time Monday 27th of April.

During this period, there will be NO AFTER-HOURS Veterinarian available for Small or Large animals.

The clinic will be open as per normal on Friday the 24th of April and Monday the 27th of April.

The clinic will be CLOSED on Saturday the 25th of April.

Thanks you,
KVS

The team at Kenilworth Veterinary Surgery would like to wish every a Happy Easter and a safe weekend. We hope that every...
01/04/2026

The team at Kenilworth Veterinary Surgery would like to wish every a Happy Easter and a safe weekend. We hope that everyone enjoys the time off.

THANK YOU
KVS TEAM

NO CHOCOLATE THIS EASTER FOR YOUR FURY FRIENDS!- Ensure all chocolate is locked away and secure- DO NOT FEED YOUR DOGS O...
01/04/2026

NO CHOCOLATE THIS EASTER FOR YOUR FURY FRIENDS!

- Ensure all chocolate is locked away and secure
- DO NOT FEED YOUR DOGS OR CATS CHOCOLATE - cakes, Easter eggs, block chocolate etc.
- If you think your pet has eaten chocolate or you know it has, contact your Veterinary clinic as soon as possible.

WHY is chocolate bad for your pets your ask?

-Theobromine and Caffeine: These stimulants affect the central nervous system, heart, and metabolic processes. Dogs and cats metabolize these compounds much slower than humans, allowing them to reach toxic levels.
-Concentration Matters: Cocoa powder, baking chocolate, and dark chocolate are the most dangerous, followed by milk chocolate. White chocolate has low levels but can still cause illness due to high fat content.
-High Fat Content: Beyond the toxins, the high fat content in chocolate can trigger pancreatitis, a serious and painful inflammatory condition.

SYMPTOMS
- Mild: Vomiting, diarrhea, increased thirst/urination.
- Moderate/Severe: Hyperactivity, restlessness, muscle tremors, seizures, rapid breathing, and irregular heart rate.

Hope for a safe and chocolate free Easter for all your pets this year 😀
THANK YOU
KVS TEAM

Address

Shop 2/4 Elizabeth Street
Kenilworth, QLD
4574

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+61754723085

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