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23/07/2026

The Vet & Co. is currently conducting staff training. We will be available again from 4pm thisafternoon =) For emergencies please call Main Street Vets on 5152 6666

09/07/2026

Due to unforeseen circumstances, The Vet & Co will be closing at 3.30pm today. We will be back on deck at 9am tomorrow =D We apologise for any inconvenience.

29/06/2026

šŸ¦† H5 bird flu detected in WA

This disease is not present in Victoria, but it’s a timely reminder to stay aware.

If you see sick or dead birds:

āŒ Avoid contact
šŸ“ Record what you see
šŸ“ž Report it to 1800 675 888 or online form https://forms.bio.vic.gov.au/wildlife-influenza-investigation

Report 5 or more dead birds anywhere in Victoria, or even one high risk species like birds of prey, pelicans or seals.

More info: birdflu.gov.au

HAPPY WORLD MILK DAY!!Today we're celebrating one of nature's most important foods – milk! From nourishing growing calve...
01/06/2026

HAPPY WORLD MILK DAY!!

Today we're celebrating one of nature's most important foods – milk! From nourishing growing calves, lambs, and kids on the farm to helping raise healthy animals around the world, milk plays a vital role in animal health and wellbeing.

Did you know?
šŸ„ A newborn calf relies on its mother's first milk (colostrum) to provide essential antibodies that help protect it from disease.

šŸ¼ Proper nutrition during the early stages of life is critical for healthy growth and development.

ā¤ļø Healthy mums and healthy babies go hand in hand!

At The Vet & Co, we're fortunate to care for animals at every stage of life, from tiny newborns taking their first feed to beloved pets enjoying their golden years.

Join us in celebrating the animals, farmers, and caregivers who help provide this valuable resource every day.

STAFF TRAINING DAY!The team at The Vet & Co. will be unavailable between noon and 4pm today as we are conducting staff t...
20/05/2026

STAFF TRAINING DAY!
The team at The Vet & Co. will be unavailable between noon and 4pm today as we are conducting staff training. If you have an emergency during this time, please contact Main Street Vets on 5152 6666.

A vet clinic is a pretty hectic place really – fully booked with vaccines, sore ears, itchy pets, a whole day of routine...
29/04/2026

A vet clinic is a pretty hectic place really – fully booked with vaccines, sore ears, itchy pets, a whole day of routine surgeries on the schedule, then BAM, 9.01am and the call comes in for a heifer struggling to calve! This isn’t unusual, and if it isn’t a calving, it’s a dog hit by a car, or a snake bite or tick paralysis.

In vet clinics, we must always expect the unexpected! In this case, we reshuffled the schedule, Dr Hannah took on all of the consults, some surgeries were delayed by a few hours – and Dr Sin went out to help the mum-in-need.

The calf was quite large and coming backwards, but with some good drugs and a bit of skill, Dr Sin delivered a live calf. Mum and bub (and the farmer) were very pleased with this result!

So, while we always do our very best to stick to our schedule, we always prioritise emergencies. We do our best to communicate this if we have to shuffle our schedule, and we appreciate your understanding and patience, one day it might be your pet in the emergency we are prioritising!

ā€œBut Doc… why does my pet need dental X-rays? I can SEE their teeth!ā€Great question - and here’s the wild part:In dogs a...
29/04/2026

ā€œBut Doc… why does my pet need dental X-rays? I can SEE their teeth!ā€

Great question - and here’s the wild part:

In dogs and cats, about 60–70% of each tooth is hiding under the gumline. Yep, you’re only seeing the tip of the iceberg.

What looks like a ā€œpretty normal toothā€ on the outside can be hiding all kinds of drama underneath…

This gorgeous patient, a young cat, had a slight bit of redness at his gum line which you can see in the photo below. Doesn’t look too bad right? WRONG! Check out the xray of this tooth. It is literally dissolving from the inside out – in cats this is known as FORL (Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions). This is not an uncommon condition, and it can be incredibly painful. This tooth was removed and this patient is much happier now!

02/04/2026

Wishing everyone a very Happy Easter! The Team at The Vet & Co. will be back 9am Tuesday morning.

Don't forget to hide the Easter choccies from the fur kids. šŸ«

The Vet and Co are hiring!!We are looking to employ a casual Receptionist/ Vet nurse in our mixed Veterinary clinic in O...
23/03/2026

The Vet and Co are hiring!!

We are looking to employ a casual Receptionist/ Vet nurse in our mixed Veterinary clinic in Orbost.

The role:
- Liaising with clients on the phone and in person
- Cash/ money handling
- Animal handling, care and supporting our Vets
- Basic computer processing

Experience preferred, but no qualifications required, we will provide all training on the job.

If this interests you, please forward your resume and a brief cover letter via email to [email protected] by 29/03/2026.

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12/03/2026

!!! We have had TWO animals admitted thismorning with tick paralysis. PLEASE ensure your dogs and cats are up to date with prevention. And don't forget our 12 month flea and tick injection for dogs!
Common tick myths:
- indoor animals are safe from ticks
- ticks are only around in spring and summer
- my animal is immune
- my dog is safe because they don't go in the bush
- my animal has already had tick paralysis and can't get it again

PLEASE! This is a life threatening issue and yet it is so easily prevented!

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32 Salisbury Street
Orbost, VIC
3888

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