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At Vet Cross in Bundaberg, we understand that emergencies can happen at any time. That’s why we provide comprehensive emergency vet services to ensure the well-being of your beloved pets. Our dedicated team of veterinarians is available to provide immediate on-site care or transportation to our clinic, depending on the situation.
We have the necessary diagnostic tools, including blood tests, imaging, and endoscopy, to quickly assess and diagnose your pet’s condition. From surgical interventions for injuries or complications to post-emergency care and collaboration with your primary veterinarian, we are committed to delivering prompt and effective care during critical moments.
Trust Vet Cross for reliable emergency veterinary services when your pet needs them most. Call us today on (07) 4151 5044. We service the entire Bundaberg region, from the Botanic Gardens to Svensson Heights and surrounds.
The following are just a few of the procedures our Bundaberg vets administer:
Our Bundaberg emergency vet services ensure that your pet receives immediate attention and care during critical situations. We understand the urgency and are equipped to handle emergencies promptly.
Our emergency vet services in Bundaberg include advanced diagnostic procedures such as blood tests, imaging, and endoscopy. These tools aid in quickly assessing your pet’s condition and determining the appropriate course of action.
We are prepared to perform surgical interventions for injuries, wound repairs, fracture fixations, and other emergency procedures.
After the initial emergency treatment, our team will provide comprehensive post-emergency care instructions, medication administration, wound care and monitoring.
We believe in working together with your primary veterinarian to ensure continuity of care. Our collaborative approach ensures that your pet receives consistent and coordinated treatment throughout their emergency and recovery process.
Give your new furry family member a headstart with our puppy pre-school in Bundaberg, where they’ll learn socialisation, basic training, and behaviour management and receive health education for a happy and well-rounded companion.
Count on our experienced team for prompt and reliable emergency vet services in Bundaberg, including on-site care, diagnostics, surgical interventions and post-emergency support, ensuring your pet’s well-being in critical situations.
Enjoy the convenience of veterinary care at your location with our Bundaberg mobile vet services. From routine healthcare to emergency care, diagnostics and reproductive services, we bring quality veterinary care to your doorstep.
Ensuring your pet's health and comfort is our top commitment. Order recurring or lifetime medications for your pet here. We offer a wide array of pharmaceutical services and advice in Bundaberg.
Signs that your pet may have dangerous parasites can vary depending on the specific parasite involved. However, common signs to watch out for include changes in appetite, weight loss, diarrhoea, vomiting, coughing, difficulty breathing, lethargy, pale gums and a dull coat. You may also notice visible signs of parasites, such as fleas, ticks, or worms, in your pet’s fur, stool or bedding. Some parasites can cause itching, skin irritation, or hair loss. Behavioural changes, such as increased aggression or restlessness, can also be indicators. If you suspect your pet has dangerous parasites, it is crucial to seek veterinary attention for proper diagnosis and treatment.
If your cat has been hit by a car, it’s important to act quickly. Approach your cat carefully, as they may be frightened or in pain. Check for signs of breathing and consciousness. If your cat is unconscious or having difficulty breathing, gently place them on a flat surface and contact an emergency veterinarian immediately. Even if your cat appears conscious and breathing, it is still essential to seek veterinary attention promptly, as internal injuries may not be immediately apparent. Carefully transport your cat to the nearest veterinary clinic, keeping them as calm and immobile as possible. Quick veterinary care can make a significant difference in their chances of recovery.
Lowering aggression in dogs requires patience and consistent effort. First, identify the triggers for your dog’s aggression and work on avoiding or managing those situations. Enrol your dog in positive reinforcement-based obedience training to establish clear communication and improve their impulse control. Implement a structured routine with regular exercise and mental stimulation to reduce pent-up energy. Provide a safe and enriched environment, ensuring your dog has a designated space for themselves. Seek professional guidance from a certified dog behaviourist to develop a behaviour modification plan tailored to your dog’s specific needs. With time, positive reinforcement, and a calm, consistent approach, you can help your dog manage and reduce their aggression.
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Jade has been with Vet Cross since August 2021 but her career in the veterinary industry started 24 years ago. In that time Jade has worked as an equine nurse and has experience with all large animals. Jade has a particular interest in working with anxious dogs and loves providing physiotherapy to small animals.
Bec joined the Vet Cross team in 2015. She is most happy nursing for our bovine patients, with cattle medicine and surgery being one of her passions. She also enjoys being able to provide physiotherapy for our small animal orthopaedic patients. Bec has been in the veterinary industry for 9 years, having started as a kennel hand when she was 14 years old. Bec successfully completed her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2016. Outside of work she is kept busy with her hobby farm and dogs as well as her 2 sons Charlie and Tommie.
Growing up on a local cattle property Andrew developed a love of animals and desire to become a veterinarian at an early age. After graduating in 2000 he entered mixed animal practice in western Queensland before working in the United Kingdom for 2 years.
Andrew is an Australian Cattle Vets accredited Bull tester and National Pregnancy Testing accredited examiner. Although spending much of his time working with cattle and horses Andrew enjoys all challenges of mixed animal practice.
Susan joined Vet Cross in Bundaberg in 2004. After graduating in 1998 Susan started her veterinary career in a country practice in regional Queensland later travelling overseas. After the birth of her 2 children she has continued studies and has now completed a course with the Centre for Veterinary Education in animal ultrasonography.
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Kate grew up in Bundaberg and studied at the University of Queensland, Gatton. Kate loves all aspects of mixed practice, in particular equine medicine & surgery. She has a passion for horse training, which comes in handy with her more fractious equine patients.
She enjoys spending time with her gorgeous Labrador, Walter, her many horses and accidentally-adopted cat, Gizmo.
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Dr Meghan graduated from the University of Queensland in 2005 and started her career working in general practice and veterinary livestock consultancy. In 2015, Meghan completed a PhD investigating the epidemiology and pathological agents involved in the bovine respiratory disease complex in feedlot cattle and returned to her family’s property in Childers. Meghan joined the Vet Cross team in early 2020 after returning to general practice.
Meghan is an Australian Cattle Vets accredited Bull tester, holds PennHip certification, is a ParaBoss WEC QA Service Provider and is an Accredited Veterinarian with Animal Health Australia for provision of Market Assurance Programs including GoatMAP, SheepMAP and AlpacaMAP.
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Dr Georgia studied at JCU in Townsville and moved to Bundaberg with her sister Kate and their cavoodle Spock.
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Doctor Lilli is from Harvey Bay and studied at JCU in Townsville. Dr Lilli has a keen interest in cattle reproduction and pretty much all aspects of the veterinary industry. In her spare time Lilli loves going to the beach with her beautiful boy Lenny who is pictured here with her.
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Welcome Dr Amy. Dr Amy studied at UQ Gatton and graduated in 2017. Amy started working at a clinic in Maryborough before moving here in 2022. Dr Amys special interests are surgery and cattle.
Anna has been working as a veterinary nurse for the Vet Cross team since 2008 graduating as a qualified veterinary nurse in 2011. Anna is a key team member being actively involved in training junior nurses, 2013 saw Anna take time off to start a family. Anna has a dog called Moose who is a rescue dog.
Amy has been working at Vet Cross since July 2009 and qualified as a Cert IV veterinary nurse in January 2014. Amy is a talented nurse and is often found helping clients on the phone or at the front desk. Amy is an asset to the Vet Cross team. She has a Shih Tzu called Penny and a Labrador called Norman.
Sarah is our resident ‘Crazy Cat Lady’. She joined the Vet Cross team in 2016, having been a qualified vet nurse since 2012. Her special interests are radiography, orthopaedic nursing and anything feline, with a special ability to calm even our most anxious kitty patients. Sarah has two extra fluffy, extra lovable cats, Felix and Cooper, and enjoys playing the cello.
Chloe joined the Vet Cross team in 2018. Chloe and her now Husband Guy were married in May 2019, they moved here from Ballarat. Chloe has a Foxxy named Maggie and a ginger cat named Milo.
2021 was a busy year for nurse Courtney, she finished her studies and became a qualified veterinary nurse (QVN) and gave birth to her and her partner Mat’s first child Hailey. Baz the cattle dog and Jax the Border Collie are very excited about their new sister.
Ash is one of our multi-skilled nurses, with a love for anything from horses to small animals. She enjoys the amazing variety of patients in our mixed practice clinics, and goes from anaesthetising a cat for surgery to wrangling a lame goat without skipping a beat.
She joined us in 2017 with a wealth of knowledge, having worked for Veterinary Specialist Services as an oncology nurse. Her dogs (Reeva and Ralph) and horses (Holly and Dolly) keep her busy outside of work.
Brooke is currently studying her certificate 3 in veterinary nursing is looking forward to starting her cert 4. Brooke has 2 very energetic dogs named Maloo and Maggie.
Sheridan started with Vet Cross in October 2020. Sheridan is born and bred in Bundy, her family have been living in the area for over 130 years. Growing up on a hobby farm Sheridan has had many different pets over the years and enjoys riding the family horses. Sheridan’s most treasured pet is Annabelle the 14 year old Mini Foxy.
Welcome Nurse Leah. Leah and her Husband Blake moved to Bundaberg from North Brisbane in 2022. Leah has been in the veterinary industry for 2 years and is currently studying her certificate 4 in Veterinary Nursing. She is the loving fur mum of Cinders the Bull Arab X.
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Amanda started her Vet Cross journey in 2013 as a receptionist. However, she soon demonstrated her creative talents and is now primarily our marketing manager. She loves the ability to tell the stories of our furry and feathered friends, as well as being able to inform and educate clients, both old and new.
She has a Labrador named Molly.
Jo is the face of Vet Cross Gin Gin. She loves being able to greet our clients and is always up for a chat. She joined us in 2011 and she has become a massive part of the Gin Gin family.
Jo is kept busy by her three big dogs Ruby, Zip and Zeus.
Jackie Joined the Vet Cross team in 2016. Jackie has over 24 years experience and says she couldn’t imagine her life without the excitement and satisfaction that comes from being in the veterinary industry. Jackie’s experience has ranged from a nurse right through to accounts and management. Jackie has been competing in endurance racing for the past 30 years and loves that the sport takes her to beautiful parts of Australia that otherwise she may have missed.
Tim graduated from University of Queensland in 1993 and, because of his interest in soft tissue and orthopaedic surgery, gained Membership of Australian College of Veterinary Scientists in Small Animal Surgery in 2006.
Tim completed the PennHip certification in 2009 enabling accurate assessment and evaluation of hip screening, he also has a diploma in animal ophthalmology. Tim travelled throughout Australia and the United Kingdom and gained extensive experience in mixed and dairy practices.
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