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About Us
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Our goal at Nicklin Way Veterinary Surgery is simple – extraordinary service and first-class pet care…” experienced care for you and your pet”. We accomplish this by educating our clients about their pet’s condition and offering the best possible treatment as our first option. Our pets needs are met and so are our clients. We believe prevention of disease is better than cure and provide personalised health care programmes for your furry, feathered or scaled family members.
Nicklin Way Veterinary Surgery is a modern purpose built veterinary surgery with top of the range equipment to diagnose and treat a wide range of companion animal diseases. We have invested heavily to provide your pet with a “5 star” veterinary facility.
Accredited, By Appointment, Consultations, Emergency Services, Family Owned, Mobile Service, On-Site Services
Flexible Hours, Open Monday - Friday, Open Saturdays, Open Sundays
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Yes! There are many daily and monthly heartworm preventions on the market. There is also a convenient annual heartworm injection that many people find easier to remember. Only a vet can administer the yearly injection and it can be done at the same time as your pet’s usual annual vaccinations. If your pet is not currently receiving heartworm prevention or is more than 2 weeks overdue it is important they are tested for heartworm before commencing any preventative treatment.
Sedating pets for flights is not advisable. Although baggage handlers and airport personnel will take good care of your pet during transit, they are not actually accompanied for the flight. If they are sedated, they are wobbly on their legs, and may stumble over or fall asleep in an awkward position, or even worse, fall asleep with their head in their water bowl. It is better to arrive safe and sound than to arrive with an injury or worse.
For safety reasons, generally pets need their own crates. There may be exceptions to this, but guidance on this matter would need to come from AQIS. Please think carefully about this, as all animals are unpredictable, and even the best of friends can have a disagreement when they are out of their comfort zone and in a confined space.
This will depend on the country you are travelling to and the number of animals travelling that day. No matter how excited you are to be finally re-united with your pet, please remember their safety. Do not open their crate in the airport terminal! They may be feeling a little overwhelmed and may 'run for safety' when the door of their crate is finally opened.
A microchip is a small electronic identification device, about the size of a grain of rice. It is inserted under the skin over the scruff of the neck. A microchip scanner can 'read' the microchip and displays a unique number that is used to identify pets. The microchips implanted at the Nicklin Way Veterinary Surgery are ISO-chips (International Standard) which means they will work anywhere in Australia and overseas.
It is a quick easy procedure (like having your ear pierced) and must be performed by an 'authorized implanter'. All of the veterinarians at the Nicklin Way Veterinary Surgery have the appropriate accreditation for microchipping under the Act.
We do not currently sell prescription products over the internet. For prescription repeats for regular clients only, please contact Nicklin Way Veterinary Surgery on 5493 2655.
