Mustcare Vet Compton Road

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Mustcare Vet Compton Road We are a family owned veterinary hospital supported by an incredible team and an amazing community!

Mustcare Compton Road Vet | Runcorn's Trusted Veterinary Service. Welcome to Mustcare Compton Road Vet, your trusted veterinarian in Runcorn, QLD. We offer a comprehensive range of services, including veterinary care, animal dentistry, de-sexing, microchipping, and various animal treatments. Conveniently located in Runcorn, we proudly serve clients from surrounding areas such as Stretton, Sunnybank Hills, Algester, Parkinson, Kuraby, Underwood, Sunnybank, Woodridge, Logan Central, Slacks Creek, and beyond. If you're searching for the best veterinary service in Runcorn, look no further—Mustcare Compton Road Vet is here to provide top-quality care for your pets.

Meet Goma! The most outgoing, grooviest, adventurous kitty! Goma visited our Compton Road clinic for her annual health c...
28/10/2026

Meet Goma! The most outgoing, grooviest, adventurous kitty!

Goma visited our Compton Road clinic for her annual health check and vaccinations with Dr Simon! 🩺

Annual vet visits and keeping vaccinations up to date are so important for protecting our feline friends against serious infectious diseases, helping detect health issues early, and keeping them happy and healthy for years to come!

Call us on (07) 3711 3100 or book online via chkvet for your feline friend’s yearly health check! 🐾

Did you know we offer Ultrasound Services at MustCare Vet Centres Compton Road! 🐾We are fortunate enough to work with th...
21/10/2026

Did you know we offer Ultrasound Services at MustCare Vet Centres Compton Road! 🐾

We are fortunate enough to work with the fabulous Dr Tasmiya from GP Pet Ultrasound, who visited our Compton Road clinic to perform an abdominal ultrasound on sweet Roxy the Maltese cross 🐶

Dr Tasmiya also took the time to share her knowledge and educate Dr George on all things abdominal ultrasound, making it a fantastic opportunity for learning, collaboration, and continuing to grow our skills to provide the best possible care for our patients. 🩻

A big thank you to Dr Tasmiya for sharing her expertise, and to Roxy for being such a brave patient! 🧡

Another lovely review, another reason to smile! 🐾 Thank you for trusting MustCare Vets with your pet's health and wellbe...
09/10/2026

Another lovely review, another reason to smile! 🐾 Thank you for trusting MustCare Vets with your pet's health and wellbeing. Helping pets feel better and giving their humans peace of mind remained at the heart of every visit.

Here’s to the beating heart that drives the amazing work in veterinary medicine 🐾Here’s to the most dedicated, passionat...
08/10/2026

Here’s to the beating heart that drives the amazing work in veterinary medicine 🐾

Here’s to the most dedicated, passionate, empathetic, knowledgeable and selfless people. The Jack of all trades, they are anaesthesiologist, surgery assistants, phlebotomists, radiology techs, dental assistants, comforters, carers and advocates.

So here’s to all our amazing veterinary nurses and technicians! Happy Veterinary Nurse and Technician Day! 🩺🧡

Your pets veterinary visit doesn’t have to be scary! 🧡Meet Peter, the most polite Rottweiler ever! Showing off his excel...
08/10/2026

Your pets veterinary visit doesn’t have to be scary! 🧡

Meet Peter, the most polite Rottweiler ever!

Showing off his excellent listening skills whilst having his annual health check and vaccinations with Dr Philomena! Mistaking his physical exam for a massage🐾 🩺

Your feedback means the world to the team! 🐾 Thank you for trusting MustCare Vets with the pets you love most.
02/10/2026

Your feedback means the world to the team! 🐾 Thank you for trusting MustCare Vets with the pets you love most.

🐾 PET HEALTH EXPLAINED“How do I know if my senior pet is still having more good days than difficult ones?”This can be on...
01/10/2026

🐾 PET HEALTH EXPLAINED

“How do I know if my senior pet is still having more good days than difficult ones?”

This can be one of the hardest questions to answer.
Especially because there often isn't one big moment that tells you things have changed.
Instead, it can be lots of little things.

They don't finish breakfast anymore.
Getting up takes a little longer.
They've stopped following you from room to room.
Walks are shorter.
They sleep more.
They seem unsettled at night.
Or they simply don't seem to enjoy the things they once did.

None of these things on their own necessarily means your pet has a poor quality of life.

What matters is the bigger picture — and whether their days are changing.

It can help to pay attention to things like comfort, appetite, movement, sleep, toileting, interaction with the family and whether they still show interest in the things they enjoy.

And because these changes can happen gradually, keeping a simple note of good days and difficult days can sometimes make a pattern easier to see.

You don't have to work this out on your own.

If you're wondering whether something is ageing, pain, illness, or simply a change that needs a little more support, talk to your vet.

Sometimes there are things we can do to make an older pet much more comfortable.

And sometimes the conversation becomes about what comfort and quality of life look like from here.

Either way, your observations at home matter enormously.

💜 Caring for pets. Supporting their people.

Read more about understanding your senior pet's quality of life:
https://mustcarevets.com.au/blogs/senior-pets/understanding-your-pets-quality-of-life-when-comfort-becomes-the-priority/

01/10/2026
TICK SEASON IS OFFICIALLY HERE 🩸Paralysis tick cases are beginning to surg across Brisbane and surrounding suburbs, with...
19/09/2026

TICK SEASON IS OFFICIALLY HERE 🩸

Paralysis tick cases are beginning to surg across Brisbane and surrounding suburbs, with multiple cases already presenting to our Compton Road clinic!

If you are taking your pets exploring areas with bushland or long grass or even your own backyard, a few simple habits can make an important difference.

Check your pet thoroughly every day and ensure their flea and tick prevention is up to date.

Know the signs of tick paralysis (change in bark/meow, wobbly legs, abnormal breathing) and act quickly if something does not seem right. If you think you may have found a tick on your pet, or you are concerned about any symptoms, please call us immediately.

Worried your pet isn’t up to date? Speak with our team about the most appropriate preventative for your pet, prevention is always better than treatment!

Behind every great review is a pet we were lucky enough to care for. ❤️ Thank you for putting your trust in our team.
18/09/2026

Behind every great review is a pet we were lucky enough to care for. ❤️ Thank you for putting your trust in our team.

Address

442 Compton Road
Runcorn, QLD
4113

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

Telephone

+61737113100

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