Wynnum · Manly · Lota · Tingalpa
You’ll never get a bill you weren’t warned about.
Consults, vaccinations, desexing and dentals are all priced on this website. Anything beyond that comes to you as a written estimate with a range, and if we find something unexpected mid-procedure, you get a phone call before we spend your money.
$89 consultation · same-day sick appointments held daily · after-hours arrangement with the Cleveland emergency centre
What does your pet need?
Pick the closest. Not sure? Ring and a nurse will tell you honestly whether it needs to be seen today.
Registered vetsVeterinary Surgeons Board of Queensland.
Prices publishedEvery treatment quoted in writing before it starts.
$89 consultationTwenty minutes with a vet.
Same-day sick visitsHeld daily. Mon–Fri 8am–6pm, Sat 8am–1pm.
After hoursAnimal Emergency Service, Cleveland: (07) 3488 0699.
What we do here
Six things people come in for
Consultations
Illness, injury, lumps and itches. Twenty minutes with a vet, $89.
Vaccinations & health checks
Annual vaccination with a full nose-to-tail examination. $119.
Desexing
Priced by species and weight, with anaesthetic, pain relief and post-op check. From $290.
Dental scale & extractions
With x-rays, because around half of dental disease sits below the gum line. From $580.
In-house pathology & imaging
Bloods, urine, x-ray and ultrasound on site. From $95.
Senior wellness checks
Six-monthly exam with bloods and blood pressure, for animals over eight. $210.
Today, not tomorrow
When to ring us today
Animals hide illness well. Any of these is worth a phone call rather than a wait-and-see.
Straining in the litter tray
A male cat that cannot urinate is an emergency within hours.
A swollen, hard abdomen
Especially a large-breed dog after eating. Bloat can turn critical within hours.
Not eating for 24 hours
A cat that skips two meals is telling you something.
Vomiting repeatedly
Once is often nothing. Five times, or with lethargy, needs a vet.
Limping that will not settle
Still there after 48 hours, or they will not put the leg down.
Sudden behaviour change
Hiding, aggression or restlessness in a settled animal is usually pain.
Demo reviews
What clients say
Demo text, not real client reviews. Replace with the practice’s own reviews, used with each client’s permission.
“They quoted the dental in writing and rang me before doing the one extra thing. No surprises on the bill.”
Demo reviewDog owner
“The nurse on the phone told me honestly to come in today. I’m glad I listened.”
Demo reviewCat owner
“Same vet every visit. It makes a nervous dog and a nervous owner a lot calmer.”
Demo reviewDog owner
Who you’ll see
Three vets and a head nurse, all on staff
Dr Georgia Mullane
Veterinarian & owner
BVSc · Veterinary Surgeons Board of Queensland
Dr Peter Salib
Veterinarian
BVSc (Hons) · Veterinary Surgeons Board of Queensland
Dr Mei Chan
Veterinarian
BVSc · Veterinary Surgeons Board of Queensland
Bree Calderwood
Head veterinary nurse
Certificate IV Veterinary Nursing
Prices, published
Vet bills are frightening. Not knowing is worse.
Pets vary, so we publish a range and the things that move it: weight, age, and what we find once your pet is asleep.
Standard consultation
Twenty minutes with a veterinarian: the exam and a plan you take home the same visit.
Annual vaccination & health check
The vaccine takes a minute; the nose-to-tail examination is the part that matters.
Find us & book
96 Bay Terrace, Wynnum
| Monday – Friday | 8:00am – 6:00pm |
|---|---|
| Saturday | 8:00am – 1:00pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Public holidays | Closed |
After hours: Animal Emergency Service, Cleveland, (07) 3488 0699.
Questions
Questions we get every week
The things people ask on the phone before they book.
Why do vets cost so much?
There is no Medicare for animals. A dental under anaesthetic involves a vet, a monitoring nurse, x-rays, drugs and an hour of theatre time. We tell you the number before you commit.
Do I really need annual vaccinations?
Some vaccines give three years of protection and we space them accordingly. The annual examination is the part not worth skipping.
Can you tell me over the phone whether it is serious?
Sometimes, and our nurses are good at it. For a male cat straining to urinate, bloat, difficulty breathing, a seizure or a suspected snake bite, come in, or go to Cleveland if we are closed.
What if I cannot afford the treatment?
Say so early. There is nearly always a second option, such as a staged approach. We also offer VetPay for larger bills.
How will I know when it is time?
Most people know before they are ready to say it. We give you honest information, with no consult fee on that conversation or a euthanasia appointment.
Consults, vaccinations and desexing are priced on this website
Ring between 8am and 6pm weekdays and one of our nurses will tell you honestly whether it needs to be seen today.