North Lakes Veterinary Hospital

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North Lakes Veterinary Hospital Vetwell uniquely operates as a collective of veterinarians practicing at a small number of locations Feel free to come in for a browse!

We are a purpose-built veterinary practice, that it is now one of only a handful of veterinary facilities in Queensland which is able to be called a Veterinary Hospital. This is a designation awarded by the Veterinary Surgeon’s Board of Queensland to practices that can meet specific and exacting thresholds. We are a team of five veterinarians and five veterinary nurses who provide excellent care to the pets of North Lakes and surrounding suburbs. Each of the 5 vets has their own special interest, and many have persued further studies or qualifications. North Lakes Veterinary Hospital is a small animal hospital with on-site services including radiology, ultrasonography, dentistry, soft tissue and orthopaedic surgery, including cruciate surgery (both de Angelis procedure and triple tibial osteotomy or TTO). We are also happy to accept referrals for these procedures as a strict outpatient basis. Along with providing all the standard veterinary services such as consultations, vaccinations, microchipping, desexing and surgery, we also offer additional services such as in-house pathology and weight loss programs. In addition, we also stock a range of worming, flea and tick products, premium pet foods, such as Hills Science Diet and Royal Canin, shampoos, flea treatments and other pet accessories. We also provide a grooming service with a qualified groomer two days a week. Dr Tracey Clough BVSc (Hons) MVSt
Dr Meg Richardson BVSc (Hons) MVSt
Dr Peter Shaw BVSc
Dr Elena Tapinos DVM
Dr Jess Fleming BVSc
Dr Erin Swan BVSc (Hons)
Dr Mackenna Dent BVSc

Happy Halloween everyone 🐈‍⬛ 🎃 🕷️
31/10/2026

Happy Halloween everyone 🐈‍⬛ 🎃 🕷️

Big smiles, fresh breath, and lots of floof! Monte Carlo came in for his dental scale and polish. Dental care is an impo...
28/10/2026

Big smiles, fresh breath, and lots of floof! Monte Carlo came in for his dental scale and polish. Dental care is an important part of keeping our furry friends happy and healthy! 🦷🩷

🎃 Halloween is a delicious time of year for humans! But, our treats should be kept well out of reach of our furry friend...
25/10/2026

🎃 Halloween is a delicious time of year for humans! But, our treats should be kept well out of reach of our furry friends 🚫🍬

Gastrointestinal upsets are very common when dogs eat something they shouldn’t but some much scarier signs of toxicity can arise from ingesting things like chocolate, raisins/grapes and sugar free lollies that contain xylitol and may require vomiting to be induced and even further treatment.

Please read the photo below for the signs of chocolate ingestion 🍫

Contact us or your local emergency vet if your dog has eaten chocolate or any other concerning foods to determine the best corse of action.

Dressed to impress and ready to fly! This little gentleman is off on an international adventure. Dr Peter took care of h...
22/10/2026

Dressed to impress and ready to fly! This little gentleman is off on an international adventure. Dr Peter took care of his export check before take off! ✈️ 🎩 Safe travels Frankie!

19/10/2026

The patients we saw this month and why! 🐾💛

‼️ Heartworm 🦟 🪱 It’s that time of year where the mosquito populations really boom in SEQ and we see even more heartworm...
12/10/2026

‼️ Heartworm 🦟 🪱

It’s that time of year where the mosquito populations really boom in SEQ and we see even more heartworm positive cases popping up.

Heartworm prevention is essential ALL year round. Unfortunately, a heartworm infection is a slow, progressive disease and often goes undetected, frequently referred to as the “silent killer”.

If your dog is not on heartworm prevention or there has been a lapse in their preventative medication, please call us to discuss your next course of action. Additionally, if you wish to discuss what preventative options are available and what suits you and your dog best, please feel free to call us to discuss your options.

(07) 3886 2077

05/10/2026

What sound does a cat make? 🐈

❗️ We will be closed Monday 5th of October, open again Tuesday 8:00 AM 🌟 The Pet Emergency Hospital at 53 Flinders parad...
02/10/2026

❗️ We will be closed Monday 5th of October, open again Tuesday 8:00 AM 🌟

The Pet Emergency Hospital at 53 Flinders parade, North Lakes remains open 24 hours, so if your pet needs medical attention while we are closed, please contact them on (07) 3384 2222.

❗️Reminder: Tick Season ❗️Tick cases at the emergency vets have been in full force for some time now, please be aware an...
24/09/2026

❗️Reminder: Tick Season ❗️

Tick cases at the emergency vets have been in full force for some time now, please be aware and know what to look for.

The first signs of tick paralysis include:
• a lack of appetite
• lethargy
• change in bark or meow
• gagging
• wobbliness or staggering in the back legs.

Symptoms can progress very quickly and affects the breathing muscles and the pet’s ability to swallow.

• Make sure your dogs and cats are up to date with tick prevention!
• Perform regular tick checks.
• If you find a tick on your pet, remove it immediately, KEEP IT to be identified and call your vet for advice.

If you are unsure of what to do, or need further advice, please give us a call on 3886 2077.

01/09/2026

Get to know the team with one very important question… If you were a dog breed, what would you be? 😎

Address

1 Endeavour Boulevard
North Lakes, QLD
4509

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+61738862077

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