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

Vets On Eyre

Vets On Eyre 4 Proper Bay Road Port Lincoln SA 5606 Ph 08 86834299

08/05/2026

We are now stocking Delicate Care Dog & Cat food at Vets on Eyre 🎉

Delicate Care is an Australian Made & Owned all natural Premium Dry Food for Dogs & Cats 🐕 🐈‍⬛ only available from your vet & competitively priced alongside other premium dog and cat foods.

This food is hypoallergenic, supports immune function and healthy skin, is highly digestible & comes with a money back guarantee 👏

Try it now to receive $20 off your first bag of Dental or Puppy food and start your loyalty card ⭐️

For more information call in and see the team for some personalised advice ❤️

01/05/2026

Doreen the beautiful girl was in for her regular bandage change today, with our clinic cat Dennis “helping” every step of the way (no sedation required for either of them 😂).

She’s been such a superstar through all of this 💛

We hope everyone has a lovely weekend from the team at Vets on Eyre! 🐾

24/04/2026

ANZAC Day Closure

We will be closed tomorrow (Saturday) for ANZAC Day.

Our vet will still be available on call all weekend for emergencies - call 8683 4299.

Hopefully everyone has a safe, quiet, and uneventful weekend 🐾

13/04/2026

VOE Little heroes ❤️

This past week, we’ve seen just how powerful a blood donation can be.

Meet Monty the Rottweiler 🐶 (owned by our vet nurse Jayla) - who stepped up and quite literally saved a life. His donation went to a dog called Monty who came in with a splenic laceration, and thanks to him, that dog got a second chance.

And then there’s Jack the cat (owned by our vet Dr Mal), whose donation helped a tiny, very sick anaemic kitten keep fighting. 🐱💕

From big dogs to brave little cats, these legends don’t know it… but they are someone’s reason their pet is still here today!

We are so proud of our blood donor crew. 🐾
They may not wear capes, but they are sporting some pretty cool bandanas.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your pet could be a blood donor 🩸, chat to us - you never know whose life they might save.

02/04/2026

We would love to wish all our wonderful clients and their devoted humans a very happy and safe Easter Break 🐣

🗓️ We will be closed over the 4 day break and resume normal operating hours on Tuesday April 7th at 8am

‼️ Emergencies‼️
We will have a vet on call and available for anyone needing Emergency/ Urgent Veterinary care over the Easter break.
Pls call our clinic number 86834299 and you will be transferred to our triage service who will contact our vets for you.
For non urgent matters pls call during regular hours 🙏

👀 Make sure to keep your yummy Easter treats well away from your pooches!
Chocolate, even in small amounts can be very toxic to dogs as are sultanas/ raisins found in hot cross buns!
If your dog ingests any of these products please call for advice straight away!
We have already had to treat two regretful pooches who are wishing they didn’t sample the tasty snacks!! 🍫
Pictured below is the adorable Sadie feeling very sorry for herself after vomiting up the 5 hot cross buns she helped herself to!

29/03/2026

UPDATE- All back online now- thank you everyone for your patience 🙏❤️

We are having issues with our phone and internet this morning. 😢
Sorry for the inconvenience!

24/02/2026

📣 Attention all horse owners! 🐎

We’re excited to announce that we now offer digital radiography (X-rays), both in clinic and as a mobile service- yes we’ve finally upgraded!! 😅

This allows us to obtain high-quality x-rays quickly and efficiently, whether at your property or in clinic - reducing stress for your horse and speeding up diagnosis.

Also a reminder we do now provide equine gastroscopy (a camera exam of the stomach) to check for gastric ulcers - a common cause of poor performance, weight loss, girthiness, and behaviour changes.

🐴 Contact the clinic to book or discuss your horse’s needs.

02/02/2026

EDIT: Our clinic is SAFE to visit.
The affected puppy is being cared for in a dedicated quarantine/isolation area, with strict infection-control protocols in place.

⚠️ Parvovirus Alert - Port Lincoln ⚠️

Please be aware we currently have a confirmed positive case of parvovirus in our clinic.

The dog has been around Port Lincoln while infectious over the past few days, including:
• London Street Park
• The Oil Jetty
• Shelly’s Beach
• Train Playground (off New West Road)

Parvovirus is highly contagious and potentially fatal, especially for puppies and unvaccinated dogs.
Please ensure your dog is up to date with its parvovirus vaccination and take extra precautions when visiting public areas.

If your dog develops vomiting, diarrhoea (especially bloody), lethargy, or loss of appetite, seek veterinary attention immediately.

Vets on Eyre 🐾

30/01/2026

This gorgeous girl recently came into our clinic and was diagnosed with a pyometra- a serious, life-threatening infection of the uterus. Thankfully, her owners acted quickly and brought her in before she became too unwell. She underwent surgery and is now home, recovering well (and rocking her post-op onesie 💕🍓).

Pyometra most commonly occurs a few weeks after a heat cycle, which is one of the reasons we recommend desexing female dogs.

Signs to watch for include:
• Lethargy or dullness
• Increased drinking and urination
• Reduced appetite
• Vomiting
• Vulval discharge (not always present)

Early recognition and treatment can be life-saving. If your dog has recently been on heat and isn’t quite herself, please contact us.

06/01/2026

🔥 HEATWAVE WARNING – TOMORROW 🔥

Extreme heat is forecast. Please take extra care with your animals:

• Keep pets indoors where possible
• Ensure constant access to fresh, cool water (multiple bowls if needed)
• Avoid walking dogs on hot ground — if it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for paws
• Never leave animals in cars, even for a short time

🐰 Rabbits & chooks are especially heat-sensitive:
• Provide shade and good airflow
• Use misting or a sprinkler on the ground for chickens (avoid soaking)
• Frozen water bottles, ice bricks, or chilled tiles can help animals cool themselves

⚠️ Signs of heat stress include excessive panting, lethargy, drooling, collapse or weakness.
If you’re concerned your pet may be overheating, please contact the clinic promptly. 🐾

17/12/2025

🎄 Holiday Opening Hours 🎄

Thank you to all our clients for the trust you place in us to care for your pets. We truly appreciate your support and wish you and your families a happy and safe Christmas (preferably without any emergency visits)!!

Even when the clinic is closed, you can contact us any time on 8683 4299 💚❤️

Address

4 Proper Bay Road
Port Lincoln, SA
5606

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+61886834299

Website

http://vetsoneyre.com.au/

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