Victoria Point Veterinary Hospital

Victoria Point Veterinary Hospital Experienced, friendly and affordable vet hospital servicing Victoria Point and Redlands Our services include:
PUPPY PRESCHOOL - on Tuesday nights for 4 weeks.

Victoria Point Veterinary Hospital's expert and caring vet staff provide the best veterinary care to pets from Capalaba, Redland Bay, Thornlands and everywhere in between. Phone now to book! NURSE CONSULTATIONS - book a complimentary dental check, puppy or kitten exam with one of our senior nurses
DROP OFF CONSULTATIONS - Busy? Leave your pet with us for their examination while you take care of ot

her business, shop, or even take in a movie
DESEXING - it's routine for us but a big deal for you, so we make it a safe and smooth process
DENTISTRY - from preventative dental care to routine cleans, surgical extractions and oral surgery. Ask us about special treatment packages
• Royal Canin Loyalty Program
• Tailored vaccination protocols
• Senior health consultations
• Diagnostic X-Ray and ultrasound
• In-house pathology testing
• Chemotherapy
• Orthopaedic conditions and surgery
• Soft tissue surgery
• Penn Hip X-Rays - a unique way of assessing dogs for hip dysplasia
• Stem cell therapy
• Microchipping
• Parasite control
• Weight loss programs
• Penn Hip X-Rays - a unique way of assessing dogs for hip dysplasia
• AQIS accreditation - we can help to prepare your dog or cat to move overseas

Call us now on 3207 8023 to find out more, ask our friendly staff a quick pet care question, or to book an appointment with an expert vet.

Missing teeth aren't always truly missing. Some teeth never erupt and remain trapped below the gum, where they can form ...
26/08/2026

Missing teeth aren't always truly missing. Some teeth never erupt and remain trapped below the gum, where they can form damaging dentigerous cysts. 🔍

Others are lost to advanced periodontal disease, or break off, leaving painful retained roots hidden beneath the gumline. ⚠️

The only way to know for certain is with dental X-rays under anaesthesia. 🩻 If your dog has unexplained gaps, mention it at their next check-up so we can investigate.

Dogs adapt remarkably well after extractions, and many owners tell us their dog eats better than before, simply because ...
24/08/2026

Dogs adapt remarkably well after extractions, and many owners tell us their dog eats better than before, simply because they're no longer in pain. 🐶

Your dog may need softened food while their mouth heals, but most return to a normal diet, including kibble, within a couple of weeks. Even dogs with full-mouth extractions manage happily. 🍽️

A comfortable mouth with fewer teeth is far better than a painful mouth full of them. 💙

Contact our team if you have questions about your dog’s recovery.

Dental disease doesn't wait. ⏳ Much of the damage happens below the gumline where you can't see it, progressing from rev...
19/08/2026

Dental disease doesn't wait. ⏳ Much of the damage happens below the gumline where you can't see it, progressing from reversible gingivitis to painful, irreversible periodontal disease. 🦷

Delaying a recommended scale and polish often means more extractions, longer anaesthetics, and higher costs down the track. Modern anaesthesia is very safe, even for senior pets.

If we've recommended a dental for your pet, sooner is always better than later. 🩺

Raw chicken wings are often recommended for keeping pets' teeth clean, but they carry real risks. ⚠️ Raw chicken can har...
17/08/2026

Raw chicken wings are often recommended for keeping pets' teeth clean, but they carry real risks. ⚠️ Raw chicken can harbour bacteria such as Salmonella, and in Australia it has been linked to acute polyradiculoneuritis (APN), a serious paralysis condition in dogs.

Bones can also fracture teeth, cause choking, or injure the gut. 🦴 The dental benefit rarely outweighs these dangers.

Ask us about proven, safer alternatives like veterinary dental diets and chews. 🦷

In a calm moment, gently lift your cat's lip and look for red or bleeding gums, yellow-brown tartar, broken teeth, or sw...
12/08/2026

In a calm moment, gently lift your cat's lip and look for red or bleeding gums, yellow-brown tartar, broken teeth, or swelling. 🔍

Also watch for drooling, dropping food, chewing on one side, pawing at the mouth, or going off dry food. Cats rarely show obvious pain, so subtle changes matter. 🐾

Home checks are useful, but they can't detect disease below the gumline, where most problems hide. Regular veterinary dental checks are still essential. 🩺

Book a dental check with our team.

A healthy cat's breath shouldn't clear the room. 😮‍💨 Persistent bad breath is most often caused by dental disease, inclu...
10/08/2026

A healthy cat's breath shouldn't clear the room. 😮‍💨 Persistent bad breath is most often caused by dental disease, including gingivitis, periodontal disease, and painful tooth resorption, which affects many cats. 🦷 It can also signal problems elsewhere in the body, such as kidney disease or diabetes.

Because cats are experts at hiding pain, smelly breath may be the only clue. 🐱 If your cat's breath has turned foul, book a check-up so we can find the cause.

Meet Miss Ruby, she is a beautiful 15yr old Pug.She is very loved and well looked after, her Mum caters to her every whi...
06/08/2026

Meet Miss Ruby, she is a beautiful 15yr old Pug.
She is very loved and well looked after, her Mum caters to her every whim.
Ruby comes to see us once a month for an arthritis injections and sometimes a pedicure. She really brightens our day with her smiling face and gorgeous personality 😍

Water additives can be a helpful addition to your dog's dental care routine, with some products shown to reduce plaque a...
05/08/2026

Water additives can be a helpful addition to your dog's dental care routine, with some products shown to reduce plaque and freshen breath. 💧 However, they're a supporting act, not the star. Nothing replaces daily tooth brushing and professional dental care. 🪥

Look for products carrying the Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC) seal, which means they've been independently tested for effectiveness. 🔎 Unsure which products are worthwhile? Ask us for a recommendation.

As you may have seen, there has been a lot in the news and from other veterinary clinics sharing information about H5 av...
04/08/2026

As you may have seen, there has been a lot in the news and from other veterinary clinics sharing information about H5 avian influenza.

We know many may downplay the severity of this virus and the implications it will have on our wildlife and domestic animal populations.

Having said this, did you know the implications it may have for our pets? H5 is readily transmitted through direct exposure to infected animals, unpasteurised milk from dairies, and from consuming meat from infected animals - just a few examples.

Though dogs typically just carry the virus and can potentially spread it to other animals, it is actually highly lethal in cats and obviously birds, including poultry.

From our perspective, we want to aim to maximise the safety for our pets, whether furred or feathered!

Though H5 avian influenza hasn’t yet been identified in local wildlife or poultry in Queensland, it is virtually inevitable. When this occurs, we need to take extra precautions.

Dogs who love chewing balls, sticks, or bones often wear their teeth down over time. Slow, gradual wear may be harmless,...
03/08/2026

Dogs who love chewing balls, sticks, or bones often wear their teeth down over time. Slow, gradual wear may be harmless, as the tooth can protect itself by laying down extra dentine. 🦷

Rapid wear, however, can expose the sensitive pulp, causing pain and infection, often with no obvious signs. ⚠️ If your dog's teeth look flattened, have dark centres, or are chipped, book a dental check.

Swapping abrasive toys like tennis balls for softer chews helps prevent further damage. 🎾

Address

Victoria Point Lakeside Shopping Centre
Victoria Point, QLD
4165

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+61732078023

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