Brighton Veterinary Surgery

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Brighton Veterinary Surgery Small animal privately owned practice. General and specialist services provided.

All the staff at The Brighton Veterinary Surgery strive to provide the highest standard of care for all our patients. We pride ourselves on having a friendly, welcoming environment for or pets their human companions.

πŸ‘©β€βš•οΈπŸΎ Ask our vet!Ever wondered why your dog eats grass? 🐢🌱Not sure how often your cat should have their teeth checked? ...
22/09/2026

πŸ‘©β€βš•οΈπŸΎ Ask our vet!

Ever wondered why your dog eats grass? 🐢🌱
Not sure how often your cat should have their teeth checked? 🐱🦷
Wondering about vaccinations, parasite prevention, nutrition or something your pet has been doing lately?

Now’s your chance to ask! πŸ‘‡

Pop your pet health questions in the comments below and our veterinary team will choose some to answer in an upcoming post. πŸ’š

No question is too silly β€” if you’ve been wondering about it, chances are another pet parent has too!

πŸ’¬ What would you like to ask our vet?

Please remember that our social media is for general information only. If you’re concerned about your pet or they are unwell, please contact our clinic for individual veterinary advice.

🐾 New puppy or kitten? Congratulations! 🐢🐱❀️Those first few months are filled with exciting milestones β€” and plenty of q...
21/09/2026

🐾 New puppy or kitten? Congratulations! 🐢🐱❀️

Those first few months are filled with exciting milestones β€” and plenty of questions!

From vaccinations and parasite prevention to nutrition, socialisation, dental care and regular health checks, there’s a lot to think about when welcoming a new furry family member.

🐢 Meet Sunny! β˜€οΈ
This adorable little girl came in to see us for her puppy vaccination. She was such a sweetie and enjoyed plenty of cuddles from our team while she was here! πŸ₯°

Puppy and kitten visits are a great opportunity for us to make sure your new family member is growing well, discuss their individual healthcare needs and help you know what to expect as they grow.

We’re here to help you give your newest family member the healthiest and happiest start possible! ❀️🐾

πŸ’š Prevention is better than cure! 🐾Keeping your pet healthy isn’t just about treating them when something goes wrong β€” r...
20/09/2026

πŸ’š Prevention is better than cure! 🐾

Keeping your pet healthy isn’t just about treating them when something goes wrong β€” regular preventative care can help us spot potential problems early and keep your pet feeling their best.

From:
πŸ’‰ Vaccinations
πŸͺ± Flea, tick and intestinal worm prevention
🩺 Regular health checks
πŸ₯• Nutrition advice
🦷 Dental checks and dental care
..each plays an important role in your pet’s overall health and wellbeing.

🦷 We recently had the pleasure of meeting gorgeous Koda! πŸ’• During her visit, we had a look at her teeth and discussed her dental health. Koda will be back to see us for her dental procedure, where our team can give those pearly whites some much-needed TLC! ✨

Regular dental checks are important because dental disease can be painful and may not always be obvious at home.

🐢🐱 Prevention, early detection and regular check-ups can all help give your pet the best chance at a long, happy and healthy life.

If you’re unsure whether your pet’s preventative care β€” including their dental health β€” is up to date, give our team a call! πŸ’š

πŸ‘πŸΆ Why is my dog scooting?That little bottom shuffle might look funny, but frequent scooting can be a sign of irritation...
18/09/2026

πŸ‘πŸΆ Why is my dog scooting?

That little bottom shuffle might look funny, but frequent scooting can be a sign of irritation or discomfort.

Common causes include:
🐾 Full or blocked a**l glands
🐾 Worms or parasites
🐾 Allergies or skin irritation
🐾 Soft stools or something stuck around the fur

If your dog is scooting regularly, licking their bottom, or seems uncomfortable, it’s worth getting them checked by your vet.

πŸ’™ Meet Chewy! Chewy came in to see us for his a**l glands. While his caboose was getting a little spruce-up, he made sure to enjoy plenty of cuddles and attention from our team! πŸ₯°πŸΎ

Because sometimes a healthy bottom deserves a little TLC β€” and lots of cuddles!

πŸ₯• What’s in your pet’s bowl?We all want to give our pets the best β€” and good nutrition is an important part of keeping t...
16/09/2026

πŸ₯• What’s in your pet’s bowl?

We all want to give our pets the best β€” and good nutrition is an important part of keeping them happy and healthy. 🐾❀️

But did you know that sometimes the right food can be an important part of your pet’s treatment plan too?

After a consultation, our veterinary team may recommend a prescription or therapeutic diet if your pet has a particular health condition or nutritional need.

These diets are specially formulated to help support conditions such as:

🐾 Kidney and urinary disease
🐾 Gastrointestinal problems
🐾 Food allergies and sensitivities
🐾 Weight management
🐾 Joint health
🐾 Liver and metabolic conditions
🐾 Recovery and nutritional support

Prescription diets aren't recommended simply because they're a different type of pet food. They are formulated with specific nutritional goals in mind and may help support your pet alongside other treatments.

If we recommend one for your pet, we'll explain why we've chosen it, how it may help, how much to feed, and how to introduce it.

And remember, every pet is an individual! What works well for one pet may not be suitable for another.

πŸ₯• Not sure if your pet’s diet is meeting their needs?
Chat with our veterinary team at your next visit. We’re always happy to help you find the right nutritional approach for your furry family member. ❀️

πŸΎπŸ’™ Reggie knows exactly where he wants to go! πŸ’™πŸΎReggie is a familiar face around our clinic, and whenever he walks past,...
11/09/2026

πŸΎπŸ’™ Reggie knows exactly where he wants to go! πŸ’™πŸΎ

Reggie is a familiar face around our clinic, and whenever he walks past, he has a very clear idea of where he wants his owner to go next…

Straight to our front door! πŸ˜‚πŸΆ

Whether he has an appointment or not, Reggie will happily drag his owner all the way to the entrance. We're not sure if it's the people, the pats, the treats or simply the excitement of being here β€” but he certainly knows the way!

However, Reggie had a very good reason for making his usual detour to our clinic this time. His ear had been bothering him, so he made sure his owner knew it was time to book an appointment. πŸ‘‚πŸ©Ί

We think Reggie's instincts were spot on! Sometimes our pets are the first to let us know when something isn't quite right.

Good boy, Reggie β€” ear checked and on its way to being a little less annoying! πŸ’™πŸΎ

πŸ¦·πŸ’— A senior smile worth celebrating! πŸ’—πŸ¦·Beautiful Sylvie recently came in for her routine dental scale and polish, and we...
11/09/2026

πŸ¦·πŸ’— A senior smile worth celebrating! πŸ’—πŸ¦·

Beautiful Sylvie recently came in for her routine dental scale and polish, and we were so impressed with the condition of her teeth and gums!

For a senior girl, Sylvie has an exceptionally healthy mouth β€” and that's no accident. 🐢✨ Her owners have been putting in the work with the right dental care at home, and it really shows!

Professional dental cleans are important, but what happens between veterinary dental visits can make a huge difference to your pet's ongoing oral health.

Here are some ways you can help keep your pet's teeth healthy at home:

πŸͺ₯ Brush their teeth regularly β€” using a pet-safe toothpaste and toothbrush.
🦷 Use dental products recommended by your vet β€” not all dental products are created equal.
πŸ₯£ Consider a dental diet where appropriate β€” some diets are specifically designed to help reduce plaque and tartar.
🦴 Choose dental chews carefully β€” your vet can help you select safe, appropriate options for your pet.
πŸ’§ Consider veterinary-approved dental water additives to complement brushing.
πŸ‘€ Check their mouth regularly β€” keep an eye out for tartar, red gums, bad breath, loose teeth or anything that looks unusual.
🩺 Keep up with regular dental checks β€” even the best home care doesn't replace professional assessment when it's needed.

The goal isn't just a clean-looking smile β€” healthy teeth and gums are an important part of your pet's overall health and comfort. πŸΎπŸ’•

Well done, Sylvie! We think that senior smile deserves a round of applause. πŸ‘πŸ¦·πŸΆ

🐾 That little lump might be nothing… but it's always worth checking. 🐾Our pets can develop lumps and bumps for all sorts...
08/09/2026

🐾 That little lump might be nothing… but it's always worth checking. 🐾

Our pets can develop lumps and bumps for all sorts of reasons. Some are completely harmless, while others may require further investigation or treatment.

Recently, sweet Poppy came in to see us to have a few little lumps removed. πŸΆπŸ’— After her procedure, she was able to head home and get back to doing what dogs do best β€” being loved and spoilt!

A lumpectomy involves surgically removing a lump or mass, and depending on the individual case, the tissue may be sent to the laboratory for testing to determine exactly what we're dealing with.

πŸ”Ž Our advice? Get every new lump checked β€” and don't forget the old ones!

Even if you've noticed a lump for months or years and it hasn't seemed to cause your pet any trouble, it's still worth having your vet examine it. Changes in size, shape, texture or colour can be important, but sometimes a lump can look completely innocent from the outside and still warrant further investigation.

Early assessment allows your vet to determine whether a lump can simply be monitored or whether removal and testing is recommended.

So next time you're giving your pet a cuddle, have a little feel around. πŸΎπŸ’•

Found something you're unsure about? Give us a call and book a check-up. We'd much rather take a look and give you peace of mind.

And a big cuddle to Poppy while she recovers! πŸ’—πŸΆ

πŸ’™πŸΎ Ned has arrived! πŸΎπŸ’™This handsome Labrador puppy came in to see us and, as you can imagine, a Labrador puppy in the cl...
07/09/2026

πŸ’™πŸΎ Ned has arrived! πŸΎπŸ’™

This handsome Labrador puppy came in to see us and, as you can imagine, a Labrador puppy in the clinic is a pretty hard thing to resist! πŸ˜‚

Ned is at that wonderful stage where everything is new β€” new faces, new smells and plenty of new things to investigate. πŸΆπŸ‘€

We love seeing puppies at the beginning of their journey and helping them get off to a healthy start. And Ned certainly seems to have the whole adorable Labrador thing figured out already! πŸ₯ΉπŸ’™

We think Ned may have left with a few new fans here at the clinic… 🐾

πŸΎπŸ’— Meet Loretta β€” looking for her forever home! πŸ’—πŸΎWe recently had the pleasure of meeting the gorgeous Loretta, who came...
06/09/2026

πŸΎπŸ’— Meet Loretta β€” looking for her forever home! πŸ’—πŸΎ

We recently had the pleasure of meeting the gorgeous Loretta, who came to us for her desexing procedure.

Loretta is currently being cared for by Hear No Evil Dog Rescue, a wonderful rescue dedicated to fostering and finding loving homes for vision and hearing impaired and special-needs, dogs and cats. πŸ’•

Now that Loretta has had her procedure and is ready for her next chapter, she's looking for her forever family! 🏑🐾

Deaf dogs can make incredibly loving and wonderful companions, and with the right environment and a little understanding, they can thrive just like any other dog.

If Loretta has caught your eye and you'd like to find out more about her, give our team a call! We can provide you with more information on how to get in touch with Hear No Evil Dog Rescue and enquire about Loretta's adoption. πŸ’—

Let's help this beautiful girl find the loving home she deserves! 🐾🏑

Address

470 Beaconsfield Terrace
Brighton, QLD
4017

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+61732692223

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