Village Veterinary Care Clinic

Village Veterinary Care Clinic Pet care so affordable you'll want to drop Dr Google. All domestic pets, Birds, Rodents, Goats, Sheep, Pigs, Cattle, Horses & more.
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Miss moo visited our clinic for a caesarian and left with a whole dozen of healthy little puppies! Such a beautiful feel...
05/11/2025

Miss moo visited our clinic for a caesarian and left with a whole dozen of healthy little puppies!

Such a beautiful feeling helping bring new lives into the world. We are so grateful to have supported Miss Moo and her perfect dozen — mum and puppies are all doing wonderfully 🤍🐾

Obee soaking up some sunlight while he gets the care he needs here in hospital 💛💛
04/11/2025

Obee soaking up some sunlight while he gets the care he needs here in hospital 💛💛

Staff spotlight ✨Meet Vicky, our incredible veterinary receptionist who makes every day brighter with her warmth, kindne...
24/10/2025

Staff spotlight ✨
Meet Vicky, our incredible veterinary receptionist who makes every day brighter with her warmth, kindness, and infectious smile! 🐾✨ Whether it's answering calls, greeting our furry friends with love, or making sure everything runs smoothly, Vicky does it all with a heart full of compassion. We’re so lucky to have you as the face of our clinic! 💖

Happy Vet Nurse Day to all of our incredible vet nurses 🫶🏼They truly are the heart (and the hustle) behind every patient...
09/10/2025

Happy Vet Nurse Day to all of our incredible vet nurses 🫶🏼
They truly are the heart (and the hustle) behind every patient that walks through our doors.
We’re very lucky to have such an amazing team here at VVCC 🐾🤍

These two happy balls of fluff in to be desexed 🐾🖤
23/09/2025

These two happy balls of fluff in to be desexed 🐾🖤

Protecting their future, one tiny jab & chip at a time 💉🐾 Rottie babies stealing hearts today when they were visiting fo...
22/09/2025

Protecting their future, one tiny jab & chip at a time 💉🐾 Rottie babies stealing hearts today when they were visiting for their vaccination and microchip!

Beautiful Blossom came in for her desexing today 💕 Before surgery, all our patients receive a full health check to make ...
19/09/2025

Beautiful Blossom came in for her desexing today 💕 Before surgery, all our patients receive a full health check to make sure they’re safe for their anaesthetic 🩺 Of course, extra cuddles from nurse Sally are always included 🐾✨

⚠️ CASE STUDY WEDNESDAYSasha came into the clinic for her routine spey when we noticed a lump on her ni**le. This turned...
17/09/2025

⚠️ CASE STUDY WEDNESDAY

Sasha came into the clinic for her routine spey when we noticed a lump on her ni**le. This turned out to be a mammary gland tumour, which we were able to surgically remove.

🔎 Did you know?
🐾 Mammary gland tumours are one of the most common tumours in female dogs.
🐾 Around 50% can be malignant (cancerous).
🐾 Dogs that are desexed before their first heat have less than a 1% chance of developing these tumours later in life.
🐾 Regular checks at home and yearly vet visits are key for early detection.

Thanks to early action, Sasha is now recovering well 💕 A little reminder to always keep an eye out for any new lumps or bumps on your pets—it could save their life.

IS YOUR PETS TICK PREVENTION UPTO DATE?We are now entering Paralysis Tick season, in our clinic alone we have treated ov...
10/09/2025

IS YOUR PETS TICK PREVENTION UPTO DATE?
We are now entering Paralysis Tick season, in our clinic alone we have treated over 10 tick paralysis cases in the past month!

WHY ARE PARALYSIS TICKS SO DANGEROUS?
After attaching, the tick feeds on the host’s blood, injecting small amounts of saliva into the dog or cat. The tick’s saliva contains a toxin that disrupts the connection between the nerves and the muscles of the body, causing weakness and paralysis. Not only does this affect muscles that help the animal stand and walk, but it can also affect muscles used for breathing and swallowing, leading to serious and life threatening conditions.

WHAT ARE COMMON SIGNS OF TICK PARALYSIS?
Incoordination
Weakness
Collapse
Vomiting or retching
Change in sound of bark or meow
Difficulty breathing

The sweetest little face! ☺️🥰
23/08/2025

The sweetest little face! ☺️🥰

“Brave little Benji soaking up cuddles with Nurse Sally after his desexing 💙🐾
22/08/2025

“Brave little Benji soaking up cuddles with Nurse Sally after his desexing 💙🐾

Meet Missy! 🐾💛Missy, a sweet 16-week-old American Staffy, came to see us after her paw-rents became very worried — she’d...
20/08/2025

Meet Missy! 🐾💛
Missy, a sweet 16-week-old American Staffy, came to see us after her paw-rents became very worried — she’d been vomiting all morning and was feeling extremely lethargic.

Our veterinarians examined her and took radiographs, which revealed two abnormal masses in her stomach. Missy was admitted right after for an emergency exploratory laparotomy, where we discovered two rocks lodged in her small intestine 🪨🪨

The surgery was a success ✅ and Missy is now back home recovering — happy, healthy, and getting plenty of cuddles from her family. 🐶💖

⚠️ Puppies explore with their mouths — chewing or swallowing foreign objects can become stuck within their stomach and quickly become life-threatening.
If your concerned your pet has ingested something they shouldn’t, vomiting, lethargic, or off their food, seek veterinary care immediately.

Address

13-15 Wharf Street
Logan Village, QLD
4207

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+61755463909

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