Animal Emergency Service

Our Animal Emergency Service hospital in Tanawha received some glowing feedback from Maleny Veterinary Services for their recent "Lunch & Learn" CPD training session. "I want to thank you for the opportunity in offering us such valuable learnings. Our team has loved every lunch and learn you have provided, we have been fortunate enough to have engaged in three - Ticks and Snakes; Blood Gas; and CRI's. The team have already tried many of the techniques put forward, and also loved the relaxed delivery and were able to have open discussions. Both Vets and Nurses alike were excited to implement and make some changes to some of our protocols, since these talks. We can't thank you enough for sharing your knowledge and taking the time to come up the hill to see us." To find out more about the Lunch & Learn training sessions that are available for your clinic, contact your closest Animal Emergency Services hospital. See the link in the comments for our locations.

We are thrilled to announce that Animal Emergency Service Tanawha are the 2024 WINNERS of the Professional Services category of the Sunshine Coast Business Awards! 🎉 This recognition not only celebrates the AES Tanawha team’s dedication to excellence in veterinary emergency care but also highlights their commitment to the Sunshine Coast community.

We are very excited to announce our Tanawha hospital won the Professional Services category at the Sunshine Coast Business Awards on Saturday night. Fantastic recognition for the incredible team. Congratulations 🎉

We’re excited to share an important article by our very own Dr Danielle Huston on the serious threat of tick paralysis affecting pets on the Sunshine Coast. 🐾 Did you know that ticks can be found in all areas, and the risk is year-round? Regular use of tick-prevention products is essential to keep your furry friends safe. 🛡️ Dr Danielle Huston emphasises the importance of early detection—watch for symptoms like wobbly legs or changes in breathing. Your quick action can make all the difference! 🩺 #TickParalysis #PetHealth #AnimalEmergencyService #SunshineCoast

🥳 We are extremely proud to announce Animal Emergency Service Tanawha are finalists in the Sunshine Coast Business Awards Professional Services category for the second year in a row. Congratulations to all the finalists and a huge congratulations and thanks to the entire team at the AES Tanawha who made this possible. 🥳 #SunshineCoastAwards #AnimalEmergencyService #ProudFinalists #TeamWork

Today is R U OK? Day, a powerful reminder of the importance of checking in with those around us. But it's more than just a day—it’s a movement that encourages meaningful conversations, any day of the year. 🌟 We’re showing our support with a special yellow banner on our website, but the real impact comes from reaching out to our colleagues, friends, and community. Across the nation, all of our hospital teams are putting on R U OK? Day events to help spread awareness and encourage these life-changing conversations. A simple "Are you OK?" can go a long way. Together, we can make a difference. 💛 #RUOKDay #MentalHealth #SupportEachOther #AnimalEmergencyAustralia #Wellbeing #VeterinaryProfessionals

While we’re here for emergencies, we also educate pet owners on preventive measures to avoid common health issues. Keeping your pet healthy and safe is our top priority.

Join our very own Dr Rob Webster & Dr Ellie Leister for our Tick & Snake Roadshow and learn the latest on the treatment and management of tick paralysis and snake envenomation in dogs and cats. Registration links in comments.

We believe in clear and open communication. Our vets will explain every step of your pet’s treatment, ensuring you understand all options and feel confident in the care your pet is receiving.

It's #TakeYourDogToWorkDay! Show us a pic of your doggo hard at work with you. Whether you need a helping hand guarding the filing cabinet, licking envelopes, fetching the hammer, or just warming your lap… most would agree every workplace could use some doggy delight. This idea may sound barking mad, but studies show pets lower stress and anxiety, and bond teams. So having your excited furry companion along to ease the busy workday is a win-win for all!