Queanbeyan Veterinary Hospital

21/07/2025

💙Does My Dog Have Arthritis?💙

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a joint disease that affects animals as well as people. OA can be as painful for our dogs as it is for us. In healthy joints, a slippery tissue called cartilage cushions the ends of the bones in the joints. With OA, cartilage breaks down, causing pain and swelling. As OA gets worse, bone spurs can form, causing more pain and joint damage. When this happens, your dog may become less active or can show signs of stiffness when getting up. OA can be difficult to recognize and your dog may not show any signs. It’s important to talk to your vet about keeping your dog active and youthful. The earlier you start the better chance you have of bringing out the puppy inside of them 🐾

21/07/2025

Happy Birthday to our lovely Nurse Claudia 🎂🎁🎈

11/07/2025

Canberra Mob – Indigenous Dog Health
This NAIDOC Week, we celebrate the strength, culture, and connection of First Nations communities.
Since 2010, our vet team has been honoured to visit Utopia and surrounding regions, providing care for community pets, mainly through internal and external parasite control, desexing, health checks and support.
We thank the communities who welcome us so warmly. It’s a privilege to work alongside you, caring for your animals and building strong relationships on Country

Read more about our work:
https://www.capitalpawsgroup.com/indigenous-dog-health

08/07/2025

Aren’t they just adorable, happily waiting on mummies lap for their consultation🐶🐾🩺💕

08/07/2025

Meet gorgeous Lucy(brown) and Lulu (black) in today for desexing and of course snuggles. 💕🐾

07/07/2025

Happy Birthday to our awesome Dr Mae🩺🐇🐰🎈🎁🎊🎂

02/07/2025

Meet our adorable June puppy class graduates 🎓 🐾

01/07/2025

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a joint disease that affects both animals and humans. OA can be as painful for our dogs as it is for us. In healthy joints, a slippery tissue called cartilage cushions the ends of the bones in the joints. With OA, cartilage breaks down, causing pain and swelling. As OA worsens, bone spurs can form, causing increased pain and further joint damage. When this happens, your dog may become less active or show signs of stiffness when getting up.

OA can be difficult to recognize, and your dog may not show any signs. It is important to discuss with your veterinarian the best way to keep your dog active and youthful. The earlier you start, the better chance you have of bringing out the puppy inside him.

28/06/2025

Last night we said farewell to our awesome beloved head nurse Sonna. She will be greatly missed by everyone who had the pleasure of meeting her.
All the best with your future endeavours, our loss is going to be your new coworkers gain.

26/06/2025

Meet adorable Kofi celebrating his 1st Birthday in style🎊🎁🎂🎉
What a cutie 🐾🐾💕💕

25/06/2025

23/06/2025

Snuggle time with some lovely nurses