During the current COVID-19 restrictions, we are able to offer our full range of services. Please remember to bring and wear your mask when coming into the clinic.
Covid 19 Update January 2021
We are fully operational and can welcome owners and pets into our surgery for our full range of vet services. We do however remain Covid aware and wish to clarify our updated details as of January 2021.
COVID-19 Attending Practice Precautions
We remain operational, but please note some important changes to our procedures.
Albany Creek Veterinary Surgery (AC Vets) COVID-19 Update
At AC Vets, we are currently fully operational and continue to offer you and your pets full care while we face this uncertain health crisis.
Arthitis Awareness
Ouch! Do you ever experience sore joints on a chilly morning? Like humans, our furry best friends can experience aches and pains caused by arthritis. These pains can become more intense over the cooler months – let us teach you a little about this common condition, so you can keep an eye out for symptoms …
Easter Hazards
Easter can be an exciting time for both adults and children. While we prepare for Easter, it is essential to keep an eye on potential dangers for your furry friend. Chocolate Chocolate contains caffeine and theobromine (a chemical compound found in the cacao plant), which can be fatal to our pets. It is important to …
Separation Anxiety
You’ve likely been spending lots of time at home during the pandemic, and no doubt your dog has enjoyed this quality time with you. If like many, you’ve welcomed a new furry family member into your home during this period, they’ll be very used to having you around most of the time. This poses a …
Toxic Plants
Spring is the perfect time show off our green-thumbs, by filling our homes and gardens with luscious flowers and plants! As beautiful as they can look, some of these can pose a threat to our furry friends.Cats, dogs, birds and pocket-pets alike can become curious and easily tempted for a nibble of your new plant. …
Parasites
As the weather warms up, we start to see more parasite problems for all sorts of pets.Here are some of the more common parasites we come across, as well as some information on the problems they cause and how to get rid of them. FleasFleas are relatively easy to spot, and if not, your pet …
Itchy skin and ear infections
Around springtime, we often see an increase in itchy skin (dermatitis) and ear infections in dogs and cats. How to spot itchy skinYou should know almost right away if your cat or dog has dermatitis. Here are a few of the common signs: Constant scratching, licking, or chewing at the skin Flaky, scaly, or greasy …
