Lucindale Veterinary Services

16/10/2026

New Pablo & Co. stock in now. Collars, leads and harnesses in cute patterns with some matching sets available. Sizes from XXS-XL. Limited stock so get in quickly!!

08/10/2026

This week we celebrate our wonderful vet nurses! Not only do they keep the clinic ticking along, they also keep us vets in line… which often is a full time job on its own 😂 pictured are both Mikala and Hannah with their pets!
We would love for you to comment a photo of your pet and let us know a memorable moment you’ve had at our clinic with our present or previous (Daisy) nurses 💗

02/09/2026

01/09/2026

We are super excited to add another member to our team! Hannah has recently joined us as a vet nurse 🩵 She will be the face behind the counter and calls on a Wednesday & Friday, whilst making sure your pets get the love they deserve whilst with us in the clinic 🐾

27/08/2026

It's that time of year again! Call the clinic to book your pregnancy testing as spots are filling up fast 🐄

Things to know prior to calling
- Do you require aging
- Number of cattle to test
- Date bull was removed
- Road side number for yards

21/08/2026

We recently had the pleasure of castrating Rusty and Macca 🦘

Did you know female kangaroos can pause the development of their Joey in a process called embryonic diapause if food is scarce or they have another Joey still in the pouch!

28/07/2026

Want a more compact lambing period? Call the clinic to book in your ram vasectomies for this up and coming joining season 🐑✂️

02/06/2026

It's that time of year again 🐑 Make sure you get your orders in to avoid any delays. If you are unsure what is the best option for your farm please call the clinic to discuss further.

01/06/2026

If you are looking for a change or know someone that is please reach out, we would love to hear from you 🐾

18/05/2026

Meet Dr Alex! We are thrilled to have Alex as part of our team. Alex joins us from the Mount Gambier region and has experience with both small and large animals, with a soft spot for cattle.
When she’s not at work, you’ll find her and her partner busy managing her family’s farm. Be sure to say hi if you see her in the clinic or out on farm!