Primary care

New animal health examinations

We will carry out a detailed physical exam, discuss recommended vaccination and parasite prevention regimes, and provide advice on diet, behaviour, microchipping and desexing.

Annual health examinations

We recommend an annual check-up to monitor your pet’s health and identify issues that may not be obvious. A thorough physical exam and age-appropriate laboratory tests can help to ensure your pet’s health needs are being met as they mature.

General consultations

We offer general consultations for a range of medical, surgical and dermatological conditions.

Routine cases include, but are not limited to:

• skin diseases
• eye problems
• ear infections
• lameness
• weight management
• gastrointestinal upsets.

Repeat prescriptions

We offer an online repeat prescription service for existing clients.

Please note it is a legal requirement that your pet has been examined by a veterinarian in the last 6 months, in order for medication to be dispensed.

Behaviour consultations

Talk to us about training and managing problem behaviours. In some cases, we may recommend referral to a specialist veterinary behaviourist or connect you with an accredited behavioural trainer.

Preventive health consultations

We will discuss key preventative health measures that will help keep your pet healthy and safe.

These include but are not limited to:

• vaccinations
• heartworm prevention
• intestinal worming
• flea and tick prevention
• diet.

Dental consultations

We will show you how to maintain your pet’s good dental health and assess any need for procedures such as clean and polish or teeth removal.

Surgery

Regular surgical procedures include:

• desexing
• biopsies and lump removals
• wound exploration and closure.

If required, our team will discuss the need for an internal referral to our small animal surgery service.

Blood donor program for dogs

Save a pet's life by applying to enrol your dog in our UQ VETS Community Blood Donor Program.