We Provide Veterinary Consultations in Mount Isa
Caring for Your Pets’ Needs
Mount Isa Veterinary Surgery is a veterinary clinic in Mount Isa offering a comprehensive variety of services, including consultations, surgeries, diagnostics, vaccinations, microchipping, dental care, advanced imaging such as X-rays and ultrasounds, and puppy preschool to support your pet’s health needs.
We provide a variety of pet products, including pet food, flea and tick treatments, worming medications, and grooming supplies.
We also offer 24-hour emergency services, making sure help is available whenever needed.
Our clinic is locally owned and operated, offering caring and attentive support for pets in Mount Isa.
Call us on 07 4743 2955 for more information about our extensive services.
Care Tailored for Your Pets
Wide Range of Veterinary Services
Emergency Care When You Need It
Comprehensive Care Unveiled
During a consultation at Mount Isa Veterinary Surgery, your pet can receive:
- A thorough physical examination to review their overall health.
- An opportunity to discuss any questions or concerns you may have.
- Access to advanced diagnostic procedures if required to explore health concerns.
- General advice on preventive care as part of your pet’s ongoing health support.
- Suggestions on nutrition and behaviour based on your pet’s individual needs.
With attention to current practices in veterinary medicine, our consultations aim to provide a foundation for understanding your pet’s health.
Each consultation is designed to be a comprehensive assessment, with thoughtful recommendations to guide you in supporting your pet’s wellbeing.
Vaccinations
Vaccinations can play an important role in protecting pets from certain diseases.
During a vaccination appointment, the veterinarian may discuss recommended vaccines based on your pet’s age, lifestyle, and any risk factors.
Vaccines are typically administered as part of routine care and may be scheduled at specific intervals.
Keeping pets up-to-date with vaccinations can support their overall health, helping reduce their exposure to common illnesses.
Microchips
Microchipping is a method of permanent identification that can help reconnect pets with their owners if they ever become lost.
A small chip, which contains a unique identification number, is placed just under the pet's skin.
This chip can be scanned by veterinary clinics, shelters, and pet facilities to access contact information linked to the pet’s ID.
Microchipping is a simple procedure that can usually be performed during a regular appointment.
In-house Blood Analysis
(Haematology, Biochem, Coagulopathy, Urinalysis, Urine Sediment)
In-house blood analysis can provide a range of insights into a pet's health.
Common tests often include haematology to examine blood cell counts, biochemistry for organ function, and coagulation profiles for clotting ability.
Urinalysis and urine sediment tests are designed to help assess kidney health and detect infections.
These in-house diagnostics can allow veterinarians to evaluate various health aspects, supporting informed decision-making for ongoing care and treatment.
