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Albany Creek Veterinary Surgery & ACVet Hospital

Dr Stephen Lindores B.V.Sc. (Hons)

We Provide Care for Your Pets Throughout Their Lives

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Albany Creek Veterinary Surgery

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3264 1222
739 Albany Creek Road, Albany Creek QLD 4035
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ONCE A YEAR INJECTION

A new world first is due to launch in Australia offering pet owners the opportunity to protect dogs for a full 12 months with one single injection.

A Very Happy Festive Seasonfrom AC Vets’

Puppy Socialisation

Puppy Socialisation It’s very important that your puppy has positive interactions with other people and dogs during their first few weeks to help them grow into a confident and well-behaved member of the family. As they’re not generally allowed to go to dog parks or socialise with other dogs before their third vaccination, Puppy Pre-school …

Puppy Dental Care

Puppy dental health It’s a good idea to start caring for your puppy’s teeth from a young age. Proper dental care can help prevent the build-up of plaque and tartar, which can lead to gum disease and tooth decay in later years. And don’t be alarmed when your puppy starts losing their baby teeth – …

Puppy Nutrition

Puppy nutrition Proper nutrition is another part of helping your puppy get the best start in life. Puppies need a balanced diet that includes all the essential nutrients for growth and development. Proper nutrition is vital for puppies because it helps them to grow strong bones and muscles and provides the energy necessary for play …

Puppy Parasites

Protecting puppies from parasites There are various nasty parasites you need to protect your new puppy from, including heartworms, intestinal worms, fleas and ticks. Whilst some treatments cover all of these parasites, it’s best to talk to your vet about the treatment that’s right for your dog type and location. Whether it’s oral chews, spot-on …

Puppy Desexing

Desexing your puppy Desexing is generally recommended at around 6 months of age. Not only does it prevent any unwanted litters, but it reduces the risk of certain diseases and cancers, such as prostate and mammary gland tumours and pyometra (an infection of the uterus). For large breed dogs greater than 20kg, there’s evidence to …

Puppy Microchipping

Microchipping and name tags Microchipping It is a legal requirement in most states and territories in Australia to have your puppy microchipped. This tiny chip is placed under the skin of the neck, between your puppy’s shoulder blades. If your puppy is found and taken to a vet or animal shelter, staff will use a …

Puppy Vaccinations

Puppy Vaccinations Just like us humans, it’s important for dogs to get vaccinated to protect from certain diseases. Their vaccination schedule starts from just 6 weeks old and it’s important to keep up with the recommended schedule for puppies, as this will help ensure they’re properly protected from diseases such as canine parvovirus, canine distemper …

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