VetLove Nobby Beach

30/10/2026

Halloween Pet Safety | Keeping our furry friends safe 🐾

Halloween can be an exciting time for families, but the festivities can also present some unexpected risks for our pets.

With increased visitors, decorations, costumes and tempting treats around the home, it’s important to take a few extra precautions to keep our dogs and cats safe.

A few important reminders for pet owners:

Keep chocolate, lollies and other potentially toxic foods securely stored and out of reach.

Be mindful of decorations, electrical cords and small objects that could be chewed or swallowed.

Ensure pets have access to a quiet, comfortable space away from the noise and excitement.

Take extra care when opening doors to trick-or-treaters to prevent pets from escaping.

Avoid forcing pets to wear costumes, particularly if they show signs of discomfort or stress.

Keep candles, open flames and other potential hazards well away from curious paws and noses.

Remember, a little preparation can go a long way in preventing accidents and ensuring your pets enjoy a safe and comfortable Halloween.

If you suspect your pet has ingested something potentially harmful, contact our team on 07 5572 7092 or your nearest emergency hospital promptly.

Wishing all our clients and your furry friends a safe and happy Halloween! 🧡👻

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30/10/2026

A little love goes a long way for our sweet hospital patient, Ciao 🖤🩺

Hospital stays can be a big experience for our little ones, so we make sure they’re surrounded by plenty of love, comfort and gentle reassurance throughout their time with us.

We believe that while medicine helps them heal, kindness, compassion and a little extra TLC make all the difference along the way.

Because every patient deserves to feel safe, cared for and loved, especially when they’re away from home❤️‍🩹


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30/10/2026

It’s a two-person kind of job ❤️🐾

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30/10/2026

Meet Willow Tree Sanctuary kittens, Rascal & Cheeky! 🐱💕

This adorable pair came in for their very first vet visit! They were both absolute stars while receiving their microchips, vaccinations and a thorough health check.

A big milestone for two very special little kittens as they start their journey to happy, healthy lives! 🩺🐾

Have you welcomed a new furry friend to your family?

Call our lovely team on 07 5572 7092 to book an appointment!🩷

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23/10/2026

Scrubs over stilettos 👠🩺

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22/10/2026

Calling all our VetLove VIP Club members! 🐾💗

We’ve teamed up with Ramada Ballina to give one lucky VIP member the chance to win an amazing prize! 🎉✨

Want to be in the draw?

Head over to the original post, tell us what you love most about being part of our VIP Club, and share a photo of your furry family member! 🐶🐱💕

Don’t miss out on this special giveaway!
Enter now for your chance to win! 🩷

This competition is for one very lucky VIP Club member💖

Tell us in the comments what you love most about being a member of our VIP Club and include a photo of your furbaby member.

The winner will be drawn and announced later in the month, date to be announced.

A huge thank you to ramadaballina for supporting the local Balllina community 🩷


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21/10/2026

Even our feline friends need dental care 🐱🤍
(Swipe to see Milly’s before and afters!)

Did you know adult cats have just 30 permanent teeth, compared to 42 in dogs? Despite having fewer teeth, cats are still prone to plaque and tartar build-up, gum disease and painful tooth resorption.

Why are dental procedures and care so important?

Cats are experts at hiding pain, meaning dental disease can progress without obvious signs. Left untreated, it can cause significant discomfort, damage to the tissues supporting the teeth and even tooth loss.

Professional dental cleaning under general anaesthesia allows our veterinary team to thoroughly clean above and below the gumline, examine each tooth and identify hidden problems. Dental X-rays can also help detect disease beneath the gumline that isn’t visible during a routine examination.

Remember, your cat can still have dental pain even if they’re eating normally! Regular dental checks help keep those little mouths healthy and comfortable🐾

Does your furry friend have bad breath? 🐶🐱

It could be more than just stinky kisses! Bad breath can be a sign of underlying dental disease.

Call our team on 07 5572 7092 to book a FREE dental check today! ❤️

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21/10/2026

Even our feline friends need dental care 🐱🤍
(Swipe to see Milly’s before and afters!)

Did you know adult cats have just 30 permanent teeth, compared to 42 in dogs? Despite having fewer teeth, cats are still prone to plaque and tartar build-up, gum disease and painful tooth resorption.

Why are dental procedures and care so important?

Cats are experts at hiding pain, meaning dental disease can progress without obvious signs. Left untreated, it can cause significant discomfort, damage to the tissues supporting the teeth and even tooth loss.

Professional dental cleaning under general anaesthesia allows our veterinary team to thoroughly clean above and below the gumline, examine each tooth and identify hidden problems. Dental X-rays can also help detect disease beneath the gumline that isn’t visible during a routine examination.

Remember, your cat can still have dental pain even if they’re eating normally! Regular dental checks help keep those little mouths healthy and comfortable ❤️

Does your furry friend have bad breath? 🐶🐱

It could be more than just stinky kisses! Bad breath can be a sign of underlying dental disease.

Call our team on 07 5572 7092 to book a FREE dental check today!

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21/10/2026

Meet Archie! 🐕

This handsome French Bulldog was in with us today for a much-needed dental! 🦷

Did you know that French Bulldogs are a brachycephalic breed, meaning they have a short, flat-shaped skull? Their unique anatomy can make them more prone to dental crowding and breathing difficulties, which means extra care is needed when they undergo anaesthesia.

Why are dental procedures important?

Professional dental procedures allow our veterinary team to thoroughly assess your pet’s teeth and gums, remove plaque and tartar and identify problems that may otherwise go unnoticed.

What about anaesthesia?

Brachycephalic breeds can have narrower airways and an increased risk of airway obstruction. That’s why careful pre-anaesthetic assessment, airway management, close monitoring and attentive recovery care are especially important.

At Nobby Beach, we take every patient’s individual needs into consideration to help make their procedure as safe and comfortable as possible ❤️

Wanting a free dental check? 🦷

Call our lovely clinic on 07 5572 7092 to book a FREE dental check today!

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15/10/2026

Peanut was in for his dental today alongside our lovely Dr Sarah with Miss P there for some extra support and cuddles! 🩺🐾

Did you know that dental disease is one of the most common health problems in dogs? Plaque and tartar can build up over time, leading to inflamed gums, bad breath, pain and even tooth loss. Our pets are often very good at hiding discomfort, so regular dental checks are super important!

How can you help keep your dog’s teeth healthy?

Brush their teeth regularly with pet-safe toothpaste.
Book regular dental checks with your vet.
Check out for bad breath, red gums, drooling or difficulty eating.
Follow your vet’s advice on professional dental cleaning when needed.

Remember, dental care isn’t just about fresh breath, it’s about keeping our furry friends comfortable, healthy and happy! 💕

Have questions about your pet’s dental health?
Give our friendly team a call on 07 5572 7092!

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