Kilcoy Vet Practice

Kilcoy Vet Practice Our Veterinary Practice provides modern, professional and affordable health care for all family pets Take a moment to meet our team.
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We aim to provide a caring and professional approach to treatment and consultations. Our staff are all dedicated to providing the best possible care for our patients. At Kilcoy Vet Practice, you’ll be fully supported with sound advice first and foremost. We know that helping our clients starts with providing a good understanding of health care issues and treatment options. With good advice and pr

ofessional recommendations, you’ll be well equipped to make the best ongoing health care decisions for your pet. With fully equipped examination rooms, diagnostic machines and pharmaceutical stores we provide on-the-spot assistance for nearly all pet health and medical needs. We look forward to seeing you and your pet again at the next scheduled visit.

🙂Meet Lauren who has joined the nursing team at Kilcoy Vet PracticeLauren is a dedicated veterinary nurse who is passion...
08/06/2026

🙂Meet Lauren who has joined the nursing team at Kilcoy Vet Practice

Lauren is a dedicated veterinary nurse who is passionate about caring for animals and supporting their owners.

Lauren recently relocated from New South Wales, where she worked in a small animal clinic, and is now excited to expand her experience and skills with a wider variety of cases at Kilcoy Vet Practice.

Outside of work, she continues her love for animals and enjoys spending time with her dogs and her horse, which is a big part of why she became a vet nurse and finds her role so rewarding.

Next time you are in the clinic make sure to say Hello

🐂Did you know Dr Kevin does Bull Testing? Dr Kevin is ACV Accredited for bull testing and has many years of experience w...
23/05/2026

🐂Did you know Dr Kevin does Bull Testing?

Dr Kevin is ACV Accredited for bull testing and has many years of experience with large animals, especially cattle.

The ACV Accreditation Scheme is a nationally recognised examination for bulls and provides Australian cattle veterinarians and Australian cattle industry stakeholders with a consistent, scientifically based system of bull breeding soundness evaluation, data recording and reporting.

Dr Kevin loves getting out on the farm, providing professional and reliable care for your livestock and is available for farm calls to suit your needs.

📞 If you, or someone you know, needs bull testing or large animal work, give Kilcoy Vet Practice a call on 5497 1511

Meet MJ the goat 🐐💙MJ recently visited us at Kilcoy Vet Practice for his castration cryptorchid procedure, and he was an...
12/05/2026

Meet MJ the goat 🐐💙

MJ recently visited us at Kilcoy Vet Practice for his castration cryptorchid procedure, and he was an absolute legend throughout his stay! Dr Kevin and the team were excited for MJ and made sure he was comfortable from admission through to recovery.

What is a Cryptorchid you may be asking? It is when one or both testicles that haven’t descended into the sc***um as they normally should. Instead of being in the sc***um, the retained testicle can be located in the abdomen or the groin area. Because the testicle is not in the usual position, a standard castration isn’t possible. Therefore, the surgery is more complex as it is necessary to locate and remove the retained testicle.

It’s important to treat cryptorchid animals because retained testicles can lead to health problems such as a higher risk of tumours/cancers and unwanted hormone-driven behaviours. Once removed, the animal can live a healthier and more comfortable life.

On the photos you can see how small the retained testicle is. Normally it is larger than the palm of your hand.

If you have any questions about procedures like this or your animal’s health, feel free to get in touch with our team!

Great job, MJ you were a superstar! ✨

Meet our new Vet joining Dr Kevin at Kilcoy Vet Practice!Dr Asfiya joins the Kilcoy Vet team as a new graduate veterinar...
05/05/2026

Meet our new Vet joining Dr Kevin at Kilcoy Vet Practice!

Dr Asfiya joins the Kilcoy Vet team as a new graduate veterinarian. Bringing fresh knowledge, enthusiasm, and a genuine passion for animal care, Asfiya is excited to begin this next chapter supporting the health and wellbeing of our patients.

Ensure to say Hello👋 and make her feel welcome.

Kilcoy Vet Practice closed Labour Day. We will be closed on Monday the 4th of May for Labour Day public holiday. If your...
01/05/2026

Kilcoy Vet Practice closed Labour Day.

We will be closed on Monday the 4th of May for Labour Day public holiday.
If your pet needs assistance, please contact our out of hours number or your nearest emergency veterinary service.

Thank you for your understanding.

Happy Pets: Why Dental Care Matters 🐾Dental disease is one of the most common (and overlooked) health issues in pets. By...
28/04/2026

Happy Pets: Why Dental Care Matters 🐾

Dental disease is one of the most common (and overlooked) health issues in pets. By age three, many dogs and cats already show signsstarting with plaque and bad breath, and potentially leading to pain, infections, and even organ damage if untreated.

Signs to watch for:
• Bad breath
• Red or sore gums
• Trouble eating
• Loose or damaged teeth
• Changes in appetite or behavior

Good dental care can make a huge difference—many pets feel happier and more energetic after treatment.

What’s involved in a dental procedure?
A full check of teeth and gums, cleaning to remove plaque and tartar, polishing, and treatment if needed—all done under anaesthesia for comfort.

Prevention is key:
• Brush teeth regularly (pet-safe toothpaste)
• Use dental treats or special diets
• Schedule routine vet checks

Free dental checks at Kilcoy Vet Clinic
Our nurses can assess your pet’s teeth, spot early issues, and give tailored advice on home care.

Noticed bad breath or just want peace of mind? Get your pet checked and keep their smile healthy.

Kilcoy vet practice closed-Anzac Day.We will be closed on Saturday 25th of April for the Anzac Day public holiday.If you...
23/04/2026

Kilcoy vet practice closed-Anzac Day.

We will be closed on Saturday 25th of April for the Anzac Day public holiday.
If your pet needs assistance, please contact our out of hours number or your nearest emergency veterinary service.

Thank you for your understanding!

Lest we forget.

🐣 Happy Easter from Kilcoy Vet! Wishing all our wonderful clients and their pets a safe and happy Easter! 💛Please take n...
01/04/2026

🐣 Happy Easter from Kilcoy Vet!

Wishing all our wonderful clients and their pets a safe and happy Easter! 💛

Please take note of our Easter opening hours:

Thursday (2nd April): Open – closing early at 4PM
Good Friday (3rd April): CLOSED
Easter Saturday (4th April): CLOSED
Easter Sunday (5th April): CLOSED
Easter Monday (6th April): CLOSED
Tuesday (7th April): Open as usual

If your pet needs assistance outside of these hours, please contact out of hours number or your nearest emergency veterinary service.

Stay safe, enjoy the long weekend, and please be aware that Chocolate and many Easter treats can be toxic to pets, so please keep them out of their reach.

Happy Easter from the Kilcoy Vet team! 🙂

After careful reevaluation of our business needs, Kilcoy Vet Practice will be making some changes to our grooming servic...
24/03/2026

After careful reevaluation of our business needs, Kilcoy Vet Practice will be making some changes to our grooming services.

We have decided to discontinue routine grooming clips. However, we will continue to offer grooming for pets who require sedation, including dog clips and cat clips where sedation is necessary for their comfort and safety.

The good news is we’re still here to help keep your pets looking and feeling their best! We will continue to offer nail trims and bathing services.

We appreciate your understanding and ongoing support as we focus on providing the highest level of care for our patients. If you have any questions or would like to book a service, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

We welcome Felicity to the team at Kilcoy Vet Practice.Felicity has loved animals for as long as she can remember and ho...
16/03/2026

We welcome Felicity to the team at Kilcoy Vet Practice.

Felicity has loved animals for as long as she can remember and how best to care for them. She recently completed her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing and is currently studying Veterinary Technology to continue building her skills in animal care.

When she’s not at the clinic, Felicity loves adventure! including scuba diving, rock climbing, waterskiing or four-wheel-driving.

Felicity is passionate about caring for every patient she meets, large or small, and we’re happy to have her join our team.

Next time you’re in the clinic, make sure to say hello🙂

Address

5047 D'Aguilar Highway
Kilcoy, QLD
4515

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+61754971511

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