Maryborough Veterinary Surgery

03/06/2026

FOUND

Someone from the public has brought in an Alexandrine Parrot. Please call us if you think it could be your bird for more information.

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02/06/2026

02/06/2026

Congratulations Jason on winning the Nexgard Spectra Raffle 🎉.

Enjoy your prize! 🏆

01/06/2026

WINNER! 🥇

Our Nexgard Spectra Raffle winner announced 😁

19/05/2026

Bull Terriers and Golden retrievers, oh my!

We have been spoilt lately with very adorable puppy litters, so we got lots of cuddles and puppy kisses. All babies were happy and healthy and all ready for their new families. ♥️

11/05/2026

Limited time Offer to protect your Cats! 🐈

Please call us to book or to ask any questions.

11/05/2026

🐈 Let’s talk FIV! 🐈‍⬛

There have been multiple studies within Australia, which reveal shocking statistics as to how far the average household, outside cat travels. Along with the environmental impacts this has, it also means cats allowed to roam outside are at significant risk of contracting FIV - Feline Aids.

A study in Adelaide on over 400 household cats, showed that the median area roamed was just over a hectare, with some roaming over 20 hectares at night. That is equivalent to over a 250m radius from your house. How many houses are within that radius? Or even more relevant, how many other cats are within that radius?

"The Cat Fight" - We all know it, have probably heard it on the streets from time to time. Not only does this subject your lovely puss to the risk of injury, but these injuries are the primary route of submission for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) - Feline Aids.
This virus impairs a cat's immune system and leaves them open to secondary infections and conditions which can then be life threatening.
Although we advocate for keeping cats indoors, with appropriate enrichment to keep them happy and fit, we understand in some situations, this may not be possible. We urge those owners of outside, or inside/outside cats to consider vaccinating against FIV alongside the core vaccine to reduce the risk to your beloved cat. Protection from a kitten is ideal, as this is a non-curable disease, and vaccination is only recommended in cats not yet carrying FIV.
Contact the clinic for more information.

Some relevant links and references:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-05-20/cat-tracking-program-makes-owners-re-think-pet-behaviour/7431248
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-02-07/cat-tracker-reveals-the-unknown-adventures-of-felines/8248306
https://www.vet.cornell.edu/departments-centers-and-institutes/cornell-feline-health-center/health-information/feline-health-topics/feline-immunodeficiency-virus-fiv.

01/05/2026

We hope everyone has a great weekend!

We’ve had a great week treating some very cute patients, some new faces and some very loved regular’s. ❤️

We are open today from 8:30am-11:30am.

We are closed on Monday for the Labor Day Public Holiday and will be back to our normal business hours on Tuesday 5th of May from 8am.

25/04/2026

NOTICE TO VIEWERS: THIS POST CONTAINS SURGICAL PHOTOGRAPHS.

Miss Vienna, a Cardigan Welsh Corgi, has been attending prenatal check-ups at Maryborough Vet Surgery for the last few weeks. During these sessions, our team monitored the development of her puppies via ultrasound, ensuring the health and well-being of both Mum and her babies.

On Thursday, Vienna was ready to bring them into the world, however she needed a little help, so we had the joy of successfully performing a cesarean section on Vienna, resulting in the birth of 11 healthy puppies! Mum did amazing, and we all can’t wait to watch them grow over the next 8 weeks as we provide our much needed veterinary care during the early stages of puppyhood 🐶 💗

22/04/2026

Here’s a little snippet of what we’ve been up to today and some very cute patients that we get to work with. 🥰