Vet 2 You - Port Vincent

Vet 2 You - Port Vincent Vet Clinic 🐾

01/09/2026

This is Coco the cutest little munchkin having a play before his procedure with us today 🥰

🐝 Bee stings in pets: what should you do?Bee stings become more common during spring and may cause pain, swelling, redne...
31/08/2026

🐝 Bee stings in pets: what should you do?

Bee stings become more common during spring and may cause pain, swelling, redness or licking of the affected area. If you notice your pet is stung, keep them calm and monitor them closely.

Bee stings are not always an emergency and most pets recover quickly however you should Seek veterinary attention immediately if you notice;

🚨facial or throat swelling, difficulty breathing, vomiting, weakness, collapse, or multiple stings — these can be signs of a serious allergic reaction.

If you’re unsure whether your pet needs treatment, give us a call for advice on 88537273.

Stay safe and bee-aware! 🐝❤️

🦷🐾 “Does My Pet Really Need a Dental Procedure?” 🐶🐱It’s a question we hear often — especially when your pet seems happy,...
28/08/2026

🦷🐾 “Does My Pet Really Need a Dental Procedure?” 🐶🐱

It’s a question we hear often — especially when your pet seems happy, is still eating and doesn’t appear to be in pain.

Unfortunately, pets are very good at hiding dental pain. What looks like a small amount of tartar on the surface can sometimes be hiding painful gum disease, infection, loose teeth or damage below the gumline.
A professional dental procedure allows our veterinary team to thoroughly assess your pet’s mouth, clean beyond the ability of daily brushing, take dental X-rays when needed, and identify teeth that may be causing pain or need treatment.

🦷 Signs your pet may need a dental check include:
�• Bad breath�• Visible tartar or discoloured teeth�• Red, swollen or bleeding gums�• Dropping food or difficulty chewing�• Pawing at the mouth�• Loose or damaged teeth�• Changes in eating habits
Regular dental care isn't just about keeping your pet's teeth looking clean — it's about keeping their mouth comfortable, healthy and pain-free. 🧡

If your pet has been recommended for a dental procedure, our team is always happy to explain why it's needed and what will be involved.

🌈Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day 🌈Today, we take a moment to remember the beloved pets who have left paw prints on our he...
27/08/2026

🌈Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day 🌈

Today, we take a moment to remember the beloved pets who have left paw prints on our hearts and crossed the Rainbow Bridge. ❤️
They may no longer be by our side, but the love, memories and joy they gave us will stay forever.

We’d love to honour them together. Share a photo of your beloved pet who has passed in the comments below, and tell us their name or a favourite memory if you’d like to. 🐾

Let’s fill this space with the beautiful faces of those who will never be forgotten. 🌈❤️

Forever loved. Forever missed. Forever a part of our family.

🐴 Feeding Time & Bloat: Know the Signs 🐄🐑When spreading feed, it’s important to keep an eye on your livestock/cattle and...
25/08/2026

🐴 Feeding Time & Bloat: Know the Signs 🐄🐑

When spreading feed, it’s important to keep an eye on your livestock/cattle and watch for signs of bloat, particularly when animals have access to lush pasture or high-risk feed.

🚨 Signs to look out for include:

• A swollen or distended abdomen, especially on the left side
• Restlessness or discomfort
• Difficulty breathing
• separation from the herd
• Collapse or sudden deterioration

Bloat can become life-threatening very quickly. If you suspect an animal is bloated, seek veterinary advice immediately.

🧡 Early recognition and prompt treatment can save lives.

UPDATE: Gorgeous boy has returned home from his adventure, we really appreciate all the help! 🥰Do you recognise this dog...
25/08/2026

UPDATE: Gorgeous boy has returned home from his adventure, we really appreciate all the help! 🥰
Do you recognise this dog?
This beautiful friendly pooch has been found in Stansbury, please call the clinic on 08 8853 7273 if they are your pet 🐾

🦷🐶 Have You Tried Brushing Your Dog’s Teeth? 🐾Just like us, our pets benefit from regular dental care — and brushing the...
23/08/2026

🦷🐶 Have You Tried Brushing Your Dog’s Teeth? 🐾

Just like us, our pets benefit from regular dental care — and brushing their teeth is one of the best ways to help reduce plaque and tartar build-up!

🪥 A few tips to get started:
✨ Introduce tooth brushing slowly and make it a positive experience.
✨ Start by gently touching their mouth and teeth before introducing a toothbrush.
✨ Use a pet-safe toothpaste — never use human toothpaste, as some ingredients can be harmful to pets.
✨ Choose a toothbrush designed for pets or a soft-bristled brush.
✨ Aim to brush regularly, ideally every day, for the best results.

Don't worry if your pet isn't a fan straight away! Patience, positive reinforcement and plenty of praise can help them get used to the routine.

Remember, brushing is an important part of preventative dental care, but it doesn't replace regular veterinary dental checks. If your pet already has significant tartar or dental disease, a professional dental assessment may be needed.

🧡 A healthy mouth means a happier, healthier pet! 🐾

🦷🐾 Does Your Pet Have Bad Breath? It Could Be More Than Just “Doggy Breath”! 🐶🐱Bad breath is not normal for our pets and...
21/08/2026

🦷🐾 Does Your Pet Have Bad Breath? It Could Be More Than Just “Doggy Breath”! 🐶🐱

Bad breath is not normal for our pets and can be one of the first signs of dental disease. Plaque and tartar build-up can lead to painful gum disease, loose teeth and infection — and in more advanced cases, dental disease can impact your pet’s overall health.

If you’ve noticed your pet has bad breath, yellow or brown tartar, red or bleeding gums, difficulty chewing or a change in appetite, it’s time for a dental check-up. 🦷

Regular dental checks allow us to identify problems early and help keep your pet’s mouth healthy, comfortable and pain-free.

Do you have chickens or pet birds at home?Join our free online community webinar to learn practical steps you can take t...
20/08/2026

Do you have chickens or pet birds at home?

Join our free online community webinar to learn practical steps you can take to help protect your flock from H5 bird flu.

Hear from South Australia's Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr Skye Fruean, along with representatives from the Department for Environment and Water, and SA Health, as they discuss:

• the current H5 bird flu situation and preparedness measures in place
• how H5 bird flu spreads and the signs to look out for
• simple biosecurity measures you can put in place at home.

Register to attend:
📅 Tuesday 25 August
🕡 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm

Backyard poultry & pet bird owner webinar registration: birdflu.sa.gov.au/community-forums

Visit birdflu.sa.gov.au for the latest updates.

Remember, if you see sick or dead birds or other wildlife, do not touch them.

🚫 Avoid contact
📝 Record what you see.
📞 Report it to the Emergency Animal Disease Hotline on 1800 675 888.

19/08/2026

Miss Ryley: 2/10 for annual vaccinations (the treats and the attention are alright) 💉

Beach zoomie reward: 11/10 🐾💨

Worth it? Absolutely. 😂

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