Greater Whitsunday Vet Services
From the Beach to the Bush
Our dedicated teams based in Bowen & Proserpine aim to service all the Greater Whitsunday region including Cannonvale, Airlie beach, Collinsville, Bloomsbury, Glenden, Midge Point and Calen.
Greater Whitsunday Vet Services is a team focused on providing quality veterinary care. Our team is focused on being friendly and easy to deal with, we are caring and attentive, obliging and accommodating and strive to communicate the best options available for all animals and our clients.
We provide a modern, professional and caring approach to veterinary medicine. We believe we are animal advocates and will always strive to give good advice and professional recommendations for the animals we see, giving the client the best options with clear communication so our clients can be left to make an informed decision.
Small Animal Vet Care
Equine Vet Care
Livestock Services
Mobile Services
Who We Are
Staff Spotlight
Joshua O’Malley
Veterinarian
Joshua graduated from James Cook University in 2024 and joined Greater Whitsunday Vets in 2025. Coming from a small farm in Ireland he has always loved all aspects of mixed practice, enjoying working with a variety of animals despite being allergic to horses. ...
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⁉Does your dog have bad breath? ⁉
Our pets can develop bad smelling breath for some of the reasons listed below!
- Dental disease
- Rotten teeth
- Poor dental hygiene
- Buildup of old food or plaque
- Medical conditions
How to Elimate that bad smell!?
1. Book in to see your nurse! If your dogs breath is foul smelling and you feel like you are doing all the above tips, book in to see one of our nurses! We can do a free dental check and let you know if any look like they need extracting as that smell is probably from a bad tooth!
2. Brush your dogs teeth! You can find many different types of tools to help you do this and there are dog friendly toothpaste options out there too! By brushing your dogs teeth you are removing that buildup of plaque and tartar that causes further dental issues.
3. Giving your dog bones, dental chews or harder vegetable to snack on. When dogs chew on bones this plaque and tartar is worn away. Although not a cure if you give them something like a carrot or raw animal bone like beef and clean their teeth it can help minimise the need for emergency dental care.
4. Make sure they have clean drinking water. Nasty bacteria can live in dirty water so always make sure your dog has a fresh cool bowl of water to graze on throughout the day. There are also additives like Oxyfresh you can add to their water to keep that breath and teeth health nice and fresh.
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⁉CLOSED FOR MAY DAY LONG WEEKEND⁉
Available for emergencies on 47861010 📱
Reopening Tuesday 8:30am 👐🏻
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Our Director Dr Jason Mansfield on the AI cartoon trend! 👨⚕️
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💸Can't afford it today??? 💸
Greater Whitsunday Vet Services accommodates you in every way! Emergencies are unfortunately appointments we see daily, and we know the last thing our clients are thinking about or need to worry about is money!!
Get Pre-approval today to have your own insurance for when you need it or simply use it to pay for our pet's annual vaccinations.💉
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🐍 Snake Safety for Your Pets 🐍
Living in the beautiful Whitsundays and Queensland, we know our pets can sometimes be a little too curious – and that includes getting too close to snakes! 🐾
It’s important to know which snakes are dangerous and which are not. While ALL snakes should be avoided, being able to identify the type of snake that may have bitten your pet can help our team provide the best diagnosis and emergency care.
👉 What to do if you suspect your pet has been bitten by a snake:
Get your pet to the clinic immediately – Time is critical when it comes to snake bites.
A blood sample will be taken from your pet to determine the type of treatment you pet may need! 💉
Did you know that certain whip snakes can also leave your pet needing hospital treatment as they can become paralyzed for a few days and in some cases weeks! ⁉
Stay safe and keep your furry friends protected! If you have any concerns or need advice, don't hesitate to contact us. 🐕🐈
📞07 4786 1010
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