Vet2UrPet & Veterinary Day Surgery

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Vet2UrPet & Veterinary Day Surgery Vet2UrPet delivers friendly, professional veterinary care with the choice of stress-free home visits or modern in-clinic consultations.

Compassionate care, tailored to you and your pet. Vet2UrPet provides friendly, affordable & professional animal health care in the comfort of your home. We have been servicing Townsville for almost 10 years in our fully equipped mobile clinics. We also have a base clinic (VDS) in Kirwan for surgery & sick pets that can't be treated at home! Services available at your home:
• Health/medical examinations
• Puppy and Kitten care
• Vaccinations & micro-chipping, Litter rates
• Ultrasound, Diagnostics, Blood Profiles
• Parasite prevention - Heartworm injections,
flea/worm/tick control
• Arthritis management & injections
• Grooming (with sedation), nail trimming
& a**l glands, wing clipping
• Reproduction advice, AI, whelping care,
pregnancy termination, Ultrasound
• Eyes, ears, skin issues
• Lameness problems
• Nutrition & obesity control
• Behavioural consults
• Geriatric health care
• Medical scripts
• AQIS accredited for animal export
• Animal hospital transfer for procedures
• At-home euthanasia

Services at our Vet Day Surgery:
* Desexings - dogs & cats
* Dentals - extractions, scale & polish
* Caesarians - planned & emergency
* Orthopaedics - Cruciate injuries, patella luxation, fracture repair, etc
* Lump removals
* Eye surgery
* Soft-tissue surgery - bladder, intestinal, etc
For more complex procedures, we have a experienced visiting surgeon that can offer the best surgical care for your pet at general practice prices!

20/10/2026

🎉💕 HAPPY BIRTHDAY SOPHIE! 🎂🥳

Today we're sending the biggest birthday wishes to our beautiful nurse Sophie! 💗

Sophie has such a kind heart and a gentle, caring nature. She puts so much love into looking after our patients and is always there to lend a helping hand, share a smile or give a furry friend some extra cuddles. 🐶🐱💕

Happy Birthday, Soph! We hope you're spoilt rotten today! 🎈🎁💐

Please join us in wishing our Sophie a very Happy Birthday!

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20/10/2026

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11/10/2026

🎉🎂 Happy Birthday to our wonderful Nurse Kaylah! 🎂🎉

Today we’re celebrating the fabulous Kaylah, one of the amazing nurses who helps keep our days running, our patients cared for, and the rest of us on track! 🐾💕

Kaylah brings so much knowledge and dedication to our team, and we’re very lucky to have her and her ezyvet skills in our clinic.

We hope your birthday is filled with good food, lots of laughs and plenty of cake.

Please join us in wishing Nurse Kaylah a very Happy Birthday! 🥳🐶🐱💐

💙🐾 Happy Vet Nurse Day! 🐾💙Today we celebrate our amazing nursing team and the incredible contribution they make every si...
08/10/2026

💙🐾 Happy Vet Nurse Day! 🐾💙

Today we celebrate our amazing nursing team and the incredible contribution they make every single day.

To our experienced nurses who bring years of knowledge, skill and confidence…

To our nurses currently studying, learning, growing and building their careers…

To those who have recently completed further studies and are bringing more knowledge to the team…

To our nurses who are continuing their journey and studying to become veterinarians…

And to everyone in between, each bringing their own skills, energy and personality to our team.

Veterinary nursing is so much more than cuddling puppies and kittens. Our nurses are anaesthetic monitors, patient advocates, phlebotomists, theatre assistants, dental nurses, laboratory technicians, radiography assistants, educators, problem-solvers, comfort-givers and often the calm in the middle of very busy days.

They care for our patients when their owners can’t be beside them, notice the tiny changes that matter, keep our vets organised and supported, and help keep everything moving behind the scenes.

We are incredibly grateful for the dedication, compassion and hard work of every member of our nursing team.

💙 Happy Vet Nurse Day to our wonderful nurses. We couldn’t do what we do without you. 🐶🐱🐾

🎉🎂 Happy Birthday to our lovely Nurse Ebony! 🎂🎉Even though we don’t get to celebrate with Eb in the clinic today, we’re ...
06/10/2026

🎉🎂 Happy Birthday to our lovely Nurse Ebony! 🎂🎉

Even though we don’t get to celebrate with Eb in the clinic today, we’re sending her a huge birthday shoutout from all of us. 💙🐾

Ebony is such a valued part of our nursing team, always bringing kindness, laughs and brightening up the clinic every day she works. We can't wait to have you back.

Happy Birthday, Nurse Ebony! We hope you have the best day! 🥳🐶🐱

When the ultrasound restraint starts giving Ghost vibes… 👻🐱Sophie and Kaylah showing that sometimes veterinary nursing i...
05/10/2026

When the ultrasound restraint starts giving Ghost vibes… 👻🐱

Sophie and Kaylah showing that sometimes veterinary nursing is all about teamwork, trust, and getting very close to your coworkers 😂

This gorgeous kitty needed an ultrasound, which meant some gentle restraint, a few extra hands, and a recreation of that famous pottery scene.

🎶 Unchained Melody intensifies…🎶

Behind the laughs though, this is such a good example of our nurses working together to keep our patients supported, comfortable and as stress-free as possible during their procedures. 💙

Safe to say, teamwork makes the dream work… even when the dream looks suspiciously like a 1990s romance movie. 😂

👑 KING’S BIRTHDAY PUBLIC HOLIDAY 👑Just a quick reminder that Vet2UrPet & Veterinary Day Surgery will be CLOSED today for...
04/10/2026

👑 KING’S BIRTHDAY PUBLIC HOLIDAY 👑

Just a quick reminder that Vet2UrPet & Veterinary Day Surgery will be CLOSED today for the King’s Birthday Public Holiday.

We’ll be back bright and early tomorrow, Tuesday, from 8:00am, with our normal trading hours. 🐾

🚨Any emergencies please contact JCU 4781 3600 or NQ CARE 4457 2000🚨

We hope everyone enjoys the public holiday and gets to spend a little extra time with their four-legged family members! 🐶🐱🐴🐐

🦘Found injured or orphaned wildlife? Here’s what to do.🦘Our lovely Di had her hands full with these little joey's recent...
02/10/2026

🦘Found injured or orphaned wildlife? Here’s what to do.🦘

Our lovely Di had her hands full with these little joey's recently! Encounters like this are a good reminder that knowing what to do when you find injured wildlife can make a huge difference.

If you come across a native animal that appears injured, sick or orphaned:
• Keep yourself safe first. Injured wildlife can bite, scratch or kick when frightened. Animals such as bats, snakes, adult kangaroos and wallabies, birds of prey and large goannas should only be handled by experienced wildlife rescuers.
• If it is a small animal that can be safely contained, place it somewhere quiet, dark and secure, such as a ventilated box lined with a towel, and keep pets and children away.
• Do not offer food or water unless a wildlife carer or veterinarian has specifically instructed you to do so. Different species have very specific requirements, and incorrect feeding can cause further problems.
• Call wildlife carers ASAP
These incredible carers have the training and resources to help:
- NQ Wildlife – 0414 717 374
- WRAPT (24/7) – 0474 630 785
- RSPCA’s 1300 ANIMAL hotline is 1300 264 625
•Injured native wildlife can also be taken to the nearest veterinary clinic for assessment.
• If you find an injured or deceased kangaroo or wallaby, remember there may be a joey in the pouch or nearby.

🦇 A very important note about bats: Never handle a bat or flying fox yourself, even if it appears injured or unable to fly. They should only be handled by trained and appropriately vaccinated wildlife carers because of the risk of Australian Bat Lyssavirus. If you are bitten or scratched by a bat, seek medical advice immediately.

Sometimes the best thing you can do for wildlife is simply keep them safe, minimise stress and make the right phone call. 💚

🌟 What’s Your Pet’s Zodiac Sign? 🌟Ever catch your pet staring at you like they’re plotting world domination… or just wai...
30/09/2026

🌟 What’s Your Pet’s Zodiac Sign? 🌟

Ever catch your pet staring at you like they’re plotting world domination… or just waiting for snacks? Maybe it’s written in the stars!

Check out the chart to see where your pet’s birthday falls and tell us in the comments, what’s their sign and does it fit their vibe?

♈ Aries (Mar 21 – Apr 20)
Energetic little tornado, always first at the food bowl — fearless leader of mischief!

♉ Ta**us (Apr 20 – May 20)
Nap champion, snack enthusiast, stubbornly adorable — loves the comfy life.

♊ Gemini (May 21 – Jun 20)
Chatty, curious, always up to something — double the trouble, double the fun!

♋ Cancer (Jun 21 – Jul 23)
Sweet, snuggly, your personal fluffy therapist — ready with cuddles on demand.

♌ Leo (Jul 23 – Aug 23)
Confident, proud, loves being adored — yes, the spotlight is theirs, always.

♍ Virgo (Aug 24 – Sep 23)
Neat freak, calm observer — secretly judging your life choices while looking adorable.

♎ Libra (Sep 23 – Oct 23)
Social butterfly, charming, everyone’s friend — hates conflict, loves pets and treats.

♏ Scorpio (Oct 24 – Nov 21)
Mysterious, intense, sometimes a little moody — plots world domination between naps.

♐ Sagittarius (Nov 22 – Dec 21)
Explorer extraordinaire, loves zoomies and adventure — hates being bored.

♑ Capricorn (Dec 22 – Jan 19)
Determined, clever, takes playtime very seriously — ambitious little hustler.

♒ Aquarius (Jan 20 – Feb 18)
Quirky, unpredictable, full of surprises — does what they want, when they want.

♓ Pisces (Feb 19 – Mar 20)
Dreamy, gentle, looks deep into your soul — probably napping or staring into space.

Drop your pet’s zodiac sign in the comments and tell us… does it match their personality?
We’re ready for all the quirky, sleepy, mischievous, and lovable stories!

🐐 Kizzy’s kidding mystery! 🔍💛Beautiful Kizzy came in to see Dr Ryan and the team after she had been straining for around...
28/09/2026

🐐 Kizzy’s kidding mystery! 🔍💛

Beautiful Kizzy came in to see Dr Ryan and the team after she had been straining for around 16 hours following the birth of her first kid.

With goats, prolonged straining can be a sign of dystocia, which simply means difficulty giving birth. Because twins and triplets are common in goats, the big question was…

Was there another kid still hiding in there? 👀🐐

Time for a little veterinary detective work! 🩻

Dr Ryan and the team performed an ultrasound and X-rays to check Kizzy’s uterus and make sure there wasn’t another kid waiting to make an appearance.

✅ Good news: there was no evidence of a second kid!

Her new arrival weighed in at a very impressive 4.5 kg, so it wasn’t too surprising that Kizzy had worked hard to deliver this chunky little singleton.

Kizzy was also checked for other reasons she may have continued straining, including a retained membrane or trauma to the birth ca**l, and can now be monitored and treated appropriately.

For Kizzy, thankfully, one big beautiful baby was the full order! 🐐💕

Address

5 Thuringowa Drive
Townsville, QLD
4817

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+611300287738

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