At All Animal Veterinary Services, our team of veterinarians offer comprehensive vet consultations in Nambour to keep your furry friends happy and healthy. With a variety of services available, we diagnose and treat various diseases and provide preventive care, including parasite control and heartworm treatments.
We take special care with new puppies and kittens to help them get the best start in life. Bring them in at 6-8, 10-12 and 14-16 weeks for vaccinations, worming, flea treatments and more. Our team also provides advice on registering your pet with the local authorities, as well as nutrition for all stages of life—so you know your beloved pet will always be taken care of! Call(07) 5441 2355to book. We also provide emergency care,dentistry,ultrasounds,small animal surgeryand more for patients throughout the Sunshine Coast.
Life with pets can bring us so much joy, and at All Animal Veterinary Services, we want to do everything we can to ensure your furry friends are healthy and happy. That’s why we offer preventative care.
Our vaccinations cover Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus, Feline Enteritis, Cat Flu and more. Our veterinary staff recommend yearly vaccination for all animals to reduce environmental contamination by viruses and other contagious diseases. With regular preventative vet care, you can rest easy knowing your pet has an extra layer of protection, with a pool of protected animals helping to ward off any potential outbreaks.
You’ll also receive advice from our vets to keep your animal healthy for years to come. So don’t wait—if you want to give your beloved companion everything they need in life, All Animal Veterinary Services is here for you!
When should I bring in my puppy or kitten for vaccinations and worming treatments?
We recommend bringing in your puppy or kitten for vaccinations and worming treatments at 6-8 weeks, 10-12 weeks and 14-16 weeks of age.
Are there any benefits to yearly vaccinations for pets?
Yes, there are many benefits to yearly vaccinations for pets. These include reducing environmental contamination by virus and creating a pool of protected pets to prevent outbreaks of serious diseases such as Distemper, Parvovirus, Feline Enteritis and Cat Flu.
How does parasite control work?
Parasite control treatments help keep your pet safe from internal and external parasites. These treatments involve administering topical or oral medications that are designed to kill and/or prevent the spread of parasites in your pet's environment.
What advice should I expect in a vet consultation?
During a vet consultation, veterinarians typically provide advice on a wide range of topics such as preventive measures, sicknesses, injuries and disease prevention. They also offer detailed guidelines and advice to ensure the best of future health for your pet.
