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Bohle Veterinary Surgery For all your Small animal Veterinary needs servicing the Northern Beaches area and surrounds.

Grass seeds are back — and they’re causing trouble for Townsville pets again.These tiny spikes can burrow into paws, ear...
12/10/2026

Grass seeds are back — and they’re causing trouble for Townsville pets again.
These tiny spikes can burrow into paws, ears, armpits and even noses, leading to sudden pain, infection and expensive surgery if not caught early.

What to watch for:
• Sudden limping
• Excessive licking of feet
• Head shaking or ear irritation
• Swelling, redness or a new “hot spot”
• A small hole or discharge between the toes

Your best defence:
✔️ Check paws, ears and coat daily
✔️ Inspect feet after every walk
✔️ Keep long coats trimmed during seed season
✔️ Seek vet attention early — grass seeds don’t come out on their own

If you notice any of these signs, book an appointment straight away. Early treatment prevents bigger problems.


Happy International Vet Nurse Day! 🐾🩺💙Today, we are celebrating the heart, soul, and absolute backbone of our clinic—our...
09/10/2026

Happy International Vet Nurse Day! 🐾🩺💙
Today, we are celebrating the heart, soul, and absolute backbone of our clinic—our incredible nursing team: Sophie G, Caitlyn, Sophie B, and Trish!
A lot happens behind the scenes that our clients don’t always get to see. From sunrise to sundown, these four absolute superstars pull off a massive range of critical tasks to keep your fur babies safe, happy, and loved.
Just a few of the many hats they wear every single day include:

🐾 Clinical & Surgical Support

• Preparing surgical sites
• Sterilising equipment
• Monitoring anaesthesia
• Restraining patients
• Running diagnostics

🏥 Inpatient Care & Nursing

• Monitoring hospitalised pets
• Administering medications
• Managing fluid therapy
• Providing general husbandry
• Triaging emergencies

💬 Client Communication & Advice

• Admitting and discharging patients
• Conducting nurse consultations
• Educating owners
• Providing emotional support

📁 Clinic Maintenance & Administration

• Enforcing infection control
• Managing inventory
• Handling reception duties
• Maintaining medical records
To Sophie G, Caitlyn, Sophie B, and Trish: thank you for your endless compassion, your sharp skills, your tired feet, and your giant hearts. We quite literally could not do this without you four! 🫶✨
Drop a comment below to show some love for our wonderful vet nurses today! 👇👇

Silly Saturday🤣🤣🤣
02/10/2026

Silly Saturday🤣🤣🤣

🐾 Patient Spotlight: Ted — A Brave Boy With a Big Medical Journey 🐾Meet Ted, a 12‑year‑old American Staffordshire Bull T...
01/10/2026

🐾 Patient Spotlight: Ted — A Brave Boy With a Big Medical Journey 🐾

Meet Ted, a 12‑year‑old American Staffordshire Bull Terrier who has been part of the Bohle Veterinary Surgery family since 2014. Ted is a gentle, excitable boy who has navigated a long and varied medical history with incredible resilience — from skin conditions and allergies to surgical lump removals and ongoing senior‑pet care.

❤️ A Look at Ted’s Recent Visit
In August, Ted came in for the removal of several lumps, including haemangioma lesions on his prepuce and lipomas on his tail base and chest.

🧪 Health Monitoring
Ted’s pre‑anaesthetic bloodwork showed a slight increase in urea, and his chemistry panel revealed mildly elevated ALP, something we often see in senior dogs. His SDMA and creatinine were within normal range, indicating good kidney function. Excellent news!

🐶 Long‑Term Skin & Allergy Care
Ted has a long history of itchy feet, ear infections and skin flare‑ups. Over the years he has been treated for:
- Recurrent ear infections
- Allergies, causing red feet and skin irritation

He’s responded well to treatments, and his owners have been wonderfully proactive with monitoring and follow‑up care.

🏥 A Lifetime of Care
From vaccinations and microchipping as a young dog, to managing allergies, skin disease, conjunctivitis, and now senior‑pet lumps, Ted’s story is a reminder of how important consistent veterinary care is throughout a pet’s life.

He’s a favourite at the clinic — excitable, food‑motivated, and always happy to see the team and we love him especially when he wears his Dinosaur pj's!🦖

💙 Why We Share Ted’s Story
Senior pets often develop lumps, skin changes, and chronic conditions. Ted’s journey shows how early checks, regular monitoring, and timely surgery can keep pets comfortable and thriving well into their golden years.

If you notice new lumps, skin changes, or behaviour shifts in your pet, we’re here to help.

🦠🐾 EHRLICHIOSIS IS IN NORTH QUEENSLANDEhrlichiosis is a serious tick‑borne disease spreading through our region, carried...
28/09/2026

🦠🐾 EHRLICHIOSIS IS IN NORTH QUEENSLAND

Ehrlichiosis is a serious tick‑borne disease spreading through our region, carried by the brown dog tick. Early detection is vital — once symptoms progress, pets can deteriorate quickly.

⚠️ Watch for these signs:
• Lethargy or reduced energy
• Weight loss
• Bleeding issues (nosebleeds, bruising, pale gums)
• Fever
• Joint pain or stiffness
• Enlarged lymph nodes
• Loss of appetite

If your dog shows any of these symptoms — especially after tick exposure — contact us immediately. Early testing and treatment can save lives.

🧪 Why early testing matters:
Ehrlichiosis can look like many other illnesses in the early stages. A simple blood test helps us diagnose the disease quickly and start treatment before complications develop.

🐶 Protect your pet:
• Use effective tick prevention - including a repellent
• Check your dog’s coat, ears, and between toes regularly
• Keep bedding and yards clean
• Seek veterinary advice if your dog has been around other dogs with ticks

Ehrlichiosis is here — but with awareness, prevention, and early testing, we can protect our pets.

🐦💚 WORLD CASSOWARY DAY 💚🐦Today we’re celebrating one of North Queensland’s most iconic native animals — the Southern Cas...
25/09/2026

🐦💚 WORLD CASSOWARY DAY 💚🐦

Today we’re celebrating one of North Queensland’s most iconic native animals — the Southern Cassowary! 🌿

Cassowaries are often called “rainforest gardeners” because they help spread the seeds of many rainforest plants as they move through the forest. Their role is vital to maintaining healthy rainforest ecosystems.

How can we help protect cassowaries?

🐦 Give them plenty of space
🚗 Slow down in areas where cassowaries may be present
🐕 Keep dogs under control and away from wildlife
🚫 Never feed cassowaries — feeding can make them dependent on humans and encourage unsafe behaviour
🌿 Help protect their natural habitat
📞 If you find an injured cassowary, contact a wildlife rescue organisation for advice before approaching it

Cassowaries are a precious part of North Queensland's unique wildlife, and protecting them helps protect the rainforests we all share. 💚

🐾 Let’s keep cassowaries wild, safe and wild!

Happy World Cassowary Day from the team at Bohle Veterinary Surgery! 🐦💙

Question time! ❓🤔
23/09/2026

Question time! ❓🤔

❄️🐾 COOLER WEATHER EXERCISE TIPS 🐾❄️Townsville’s dry season is the perfect time for comfortable walks — but pacing and j...
21/09/2026

❄️🐾 COOLER WEATHER EXERCISE TIPS 🐾❄️

Townsville’s dry season is the perfect time for comfortable walks — but pacing and joint care matter, especially for our senior pets.

As temperatures drop, pets often feel more energetic, but cooler weather can also highlight underlying stiffness or arthritis. Gentle, consistent movement is the key to keeping them happy and mobile.

💙 Exercise Tips for All Pets:
• Choose regular, moderate walks rather than long, intense outings
• Avoid sudden bursts of activity after resting
• Keep sessions short if your pet is recovering from injury or illness

🐶 Extra Care for Senior Pets:
• Warm up slowly — start with gentle movement
• Watch for signs of joint stiffness or slowing down
• Consider softer surfaces for walking
• If your pet seems sore after exercise, book a check‑up

Staying active keeps joints healthy, minds stimulated, and tails wagging — just remember to adjust the pace to suit your pet’s age and comfort.

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181 Geaney Lane
Deeragun, QLD
4818

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

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