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SE Vets South East Vets looks after your dogs, cats, cattle, horses and sheep in the Mount Gambier area of S

South East Vets is located in Mount Gambier and services the surrounding areas including Dartmoor, Port Macdonnell, Millicent, Kongorong, Glencoe, Kalangadoo, Tarpeena, Allendale East. We have a large newly renovated clinic in Mount Gambier to cater for all your pets needs. Our clinic is equipped with the latest in-house blood testing equipment, so we can diagnose your pets illness as quickly as possible and begin treatment early. We also have Digital X-ray facilities allowing us to take radiographs, view them within a short amount of time and send radiographs to specialist referral centres. Our surgery uses the most up to date anaesthetic machines and monitoring equipment to provide the best possible care for your pet during surgery. Surgeries including desexing, soft tissue surgery, dental treatments and orthopaedic surgeries are performed Monday to Friday. As well as our companion animal clinic, we operate an on-farm service for cattle, horses, sheep and other farm animals. Our vets attend to emergencies such as calvings, downer cows, horses with colic and other routine call outs.

Supermarket ‘pet meat’ is often labelled ‘not fit for human consumption’ and isn’t produced to the same food-safety stan...
12/10/2026

Supermarket ‘pet meat’ is often labelled ‘not fit for human consumption’ and isn’t produced to the same food-safety standards as meat sold for people. 🥩 It can carry a higher risk of bacterial contamination and, in some cases, contain sulphite preservatives that can cause serious thiamine deficiency in cats and dogs. ⚠️

If feeding raw meat, choose human-grade options, and store and handle them carefully.

Ask us about safe ways to include meat in your pet’s diet. 🐾

A good-quality, complete and balanced dry food can meet all of your dog’s nutritional needs on its own. 🐶 Kibble is conv...
07/10/2026

A good-quality, complete and balanced dry food can meet all of your dog’s nutritional needs on its own. 🐶

Kibble is convenient and cost-effective. Some specially formulated dental kibbles can help reduce plaque and tartar, but standard dry food shouldn’t be relied on to clean your dog’s teeth. 🦷 Wet food isn’t essential, though it can help boost hydration or tempt fussy eaters. The most important thing is choosing a diet labelled ‘complete and balanced’ for your dog’s life stage. 🥣

Unsure if your dog’s food ticks the box? Ask us at their next visit.

Chronic kidney disease is common in older cats, and diet plays a major role in management. 🐱 Prescription renal diets ar...
05/10/2026

Chronic kidney disease is common in older cats, and diet plays a major role in management.

🐱 Prescription renal diets are lower in phosphorus and contain carefully controlled levels of high-quality protein, which can help slow disease progression and ease symptoms. They’re formulated differently from standard ‘senior’ foods, so it’s important to use a vet-recommended option. 🥣

If your cat has been diagnosed with kidney disease, ask us which renal diet best suits their needs. 🩺

With H5 bird flu detected in wildlife across several Australian states, you may be wondering whether your pets are at ri...
02/10/2026

With H5 bird flu detected in wildlife across several Australian states, you may be wondering whether your pets are at risk. 🐦

Bird flu mainly affects birds. Although the risk to cats and dogs remains low, close contact with infected wildlife, including eating an infected bird, may result in infection.

Keep cats indoors or in secure enclosures, and dogs on a lead around beaches, wetlands and other wildlife areas. Prevent pets from hunting, scavenging or approaching sick or dead wildlife. 🐾

Concerned about possible exposure? Contact our team for advice.

As the weather starts to warm up, our knowledgeable vets have some hot tips on common skin allergy presentations in cats...
28/09/2026

As the weather starts to warm up, our knowledgeable vets have some hot tips on common skin allergy presentations in cats.

Cats with allergies tend to show relatively distinctive symptoms, which can include:

🔎 Rashes of tiny red, itchy scabs, known as miliary dermatitis
🔎 Overgrooming, leading to signs of hair thinning, particularly around the belly, rump and hind legs
🔎 Intense itchiness around the head, neck and face
🔎 Slightly raised, red-orange skin patches or ulcers on the upper lip, known as eosinophilic granulomas

Common allergy triggers in cats include certain proteins (food allergies), fleas (flea allergy dermatitis), and airborne particles (atopy). If you suspect an allergy in your pet, reach out to our vets for further advice.

28/09/2026

IMPORTANT: We are currently having issues with our telephone system. If you struggle to get through please email the clinic on [email protected] and we will contact you as soon as possible to help with your enquiry. This should be resolved shortly. We apologise for any inconvenience.

Have you heard of compounded medications?Offered by certain pharmacies, compounded medications allow some drugs to be ma...
23/09/2026

Have you heard of compounded medications?

Offered by certain pharmacies, compounded medications allow some drugs to be made up into a more bespoke formulation compared to “off-the-shelf” options containing the same active ingredient.

A medication may be compounded:

💊 To contain the active ingredient at a more convenient dose for a particular patient
💊 Into a formulation that is easier to administer, such as a palatable liquid, or for certain drugs, a transdermal cream that can be absorbed through the skin

Compounded medications are usually more expensive and may not have the same proven shelf life or absorption as established “off-the-shelf” options, but can be useful for pets who are otherwise challenging to medicate.

For more information on medical treatments for your pet, consult our medically-minded vets. 🐾

If your dog is prone to frequent ear issues, we’d highly recommend having a chat to our vets about potential long-term c...
21/09/2026

If your dog is prone to frequent ear issues, we’d highly recommend having a chat to our vets about potential long-term control options.

Once your pet has been effectively treated for any current infections (which may require an anaesthetic for a thorough ear assessment and clean), we can implement maintenance treatments relevant to your pet’s particular issue, such as:

👂 A hypoallergenic dietary trial
👂 Long-term anti-inflammatory ear drops
👂 Long-term allergy-control injections or tablets
👂 Compounded antibacterial/antifungal ear medications
👂 In some cases, surgery to open up excessively narrow ear canals

Comfortable, settled ears for your pet? We bet that’s music to your ears!

Have you ever seen a herding dog with a crusty, raw-looking nose? 👃They could have been affected by “collie nose”, other...
16/09/2026

Have you ever seen a herding dog with a crusty, raw-looking nose? 👃

They could have been affected by “collie nose”, otherwise known as discoid lupus erythematosus or nasal solar dermatitis. This is an autoimmune condition that can affect Collies and other herding breeds, and is often worsened by sunlight. ☀️

Affected dogs tend to lose the normal pigment and texture of their nose. Without treatment, the condition can gradually progress to cause scaling, crusting and painful ulceration on and around the nose.

If you notice any unusual skin lesions on your dog, it’s always safest to have our skin-smart vets take a look! 🩺

If you live in a paralysis tick-endemic area or will soon be moving or travelling to one of these regions with your pet,...
14/09/2026

If you live in a paralysis tick-endemic area or will soon be moving or travelling to one of these regions with your pet, it’s vital to ensure that your pet will be protected.

Tick paralysis can cause life-threatening symptoms including:

⚠️ Progressive weakness, usually starting in the hindlimbs and leading to generalised paralysis
⚠️ Progressive breathing difficulties
⚠️ Changes in bark/miaow
⚠️ Regurgitation or vomiting
⚠️ Pupil dilation

These days, there are many effective and easy tick prevention products to choose from, including palatable chews, topical products, collars, and annual injections. Consult our knowledgeable team regarding suitable options for your pet.

Address

314 Commercial Street W
Mount Gambier, SA
5290

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8:30am - 11:30am

Telephone

+61887255855

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