Snakes in the city.
February 25, 2022
Gorgeous boy George has a very big scare when he was confronted by a brown snake is his own backyard. We don’t normally think of
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Meet handsome senior Cookie.
February 25, 2022
When his owner noticed some unusual changes, they rushed straight in to have him checked over with us and then seen by the neurology department
Say Hello to clinic cat Jerry.
February 25, 2022
Jerry was bought into us as a stray who had a rocky start to life. Found underneath someone’s house, he had many fractures both new
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Lulu saw us recently as she was drooling constantly out of the right side of her muzzle. She was otherwise bright in herself and despite our best efforts, we could not identify what had caused this bizarre event. We treated her symptomatically in hospital over a few hours and slowly the dripping of drool stopped. We are happy to report since going home she has been her happy usual self!
Isn’t she such a character with her drool bubble?!
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The clinic will be closed this coming Sunday 7th December for our staff Christmas function. For any emergencies, please contact the team at the Animal Referral Hospital on (07) 3172 0593.
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🦷 Does your dog or cat have stinky breath? It would likely be due to plaque on their teeth. 🦷
This mouth is a classic example of MILD dental disease as there is minimal gingivitis. Although at-home care is important (dental chews, tooth brushing etc), professional cleaning should always be a part of our routine dental care, just as it is for us. Being proactive with dental care aids in avoiding severe dental disease, painful mouths (and extractions!). Severe dental disease can also negatively impact our other organs, including the heart, liver and kidneys. If you would be interested in booking in a dental procedure, or a dental check for your cat or dog with one of our vets, please call us on (07) 3369 3444.
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Available for ADOPTION: GRACIE
Breed: Mixed (Boxer X)
Gender: Female
Age: ~7months
Temperment: Very friendly
Vaccinated + Microchipped
Background:
Gracie was rescued from the street over 2 weeks ago by one of our vet techs. She was very skinny and looking for nothing but affection. She is extremely loving and friendly with cats, dogs, children and people of all kinds (what a
jackpot!)
She loves being outdoors, playing in water, running on the beach and being a complete goofball. She will benefit from finding an active family with another large dog for her to learn from and play with.
Considering she is still a puppy, she will need continued training. She is very adaptable being food and toy motivated. If you’re interested in adopting or fostering Gracie, please speak to our friendly nurses or call us on (07) 3369 3444.
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The gorgeous little Molly, a Cocker Spaniel puppy, came in with a swelling on her lower jaw. At first we thought it was just an abscess. However, much to our surprise, when we flushed out the abscess, out came a grass seed! This is very uncommon in this area due to the grasses that are around so we suspect she picked it up elsewhere. We hope little Molly is feeling much better now!
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The clinic will be closed this coming Monday 3rd November between 7am and 12.30pm for scheduled maintenance works to the clinic. We will be open, business as usual between 12:30pm and 7pm. For any emergencies, please contact the team at the Animal Referral Hospital on (07) 3172 0593.
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The clinic will be closed this coming Monday 6th October for the King’s Birthday public holiday. For any emergencies, please contact the team at the Animal Referral Hospital on (07) 3172 0593
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Laparoscopic Ovariectomy (Lap Spay) at Red Hill Vets
Here at Red Hill Veterinary Clinic, we have been performing laparoscopic spays since 2017. Collectively, our vets have performed well over 250 lap spays on dogs, and recently started performing them on cats.
The laparoscopic surgery involves 1-2 minimally invasive incisions of between 0.5-2cm in length that allows for the insertion of instruments and a camera, in order to perform the surgery. During a lap spay, only the ovaries are removed, leaving the uterus behind in the abdomen.
Aside from the smaller incision(s), one of the clearest advantages of a laparoscopic ovariectomy over a traditional ovariohysterectomy is that patients endure less pain both during and after surgery.
We also offer laparoscopic gastropexy surgery, among other laparoscopic surgeries such as liver biopsy sampling. Below are just a handful of the cute, furry faces we have had the pleasure of performing laparoscopic surgery on over the past few years.
If you are interested in getting laparoscopic surgery performed on your dog or cat, please call us on (07) 3369 3444. Alternatively, you can find more information on our website:
https://redhillvet.com.au/laparoscopic-spay-in-brisbane/
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