Clinic news and the Community

May 27, 2026 Kate Fahy

Every Day is a School Day – AVA Conference 2026 – May 27, 2026

Between 18^th and 21^st May, Dr Maddie Plant and Dr Alex Norris went back to school and attended the annual Hills Symposium and Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) Conference in Brisbane. In this blog, they share a summary of what they got up to and what they learnt.

May 26, 2026 Kate Fahy

Pottsi & Friends – Changing one animal’s life at a time – May 26, 2026

Vet HQ has supported Pottsi & Friends from the beginning, helping amplify their initiatives and connecting clients and community members with meaningful ways to give back. Together, the partnership has strengthened the bridge between everyday pet lovers and the rescue organisations that rely on community generosity.

May 26, 2026 Kate Fahy

Vet HQ Wins Outstanding Specialised Business at the 2026 Local Business Awards – May 26, 2026

On Monday 11 May, Vet HQ proudly received the Outstanding Specialised Business award at the Local Business Awards for the Sydney City Suburbs, a remarkable achievement that reflects two decades of dedication, innovation and unwavering commitment to exceptional veterinary care.

May 26, 2026 Kate Fahy

Vet HQ Staff Training Day: Strengthening Communication, Connection & Teamwork – May 26, 2026

Last Saturday, the full Vet HQ team from both clinics came together for our annual dedicated Staff Training Day. This year was built around one central theme: Communication. Linked to one of our core values it was a full day designed to strengthen our skills, deepen our understanding of one another, and reinforce the high standard of care we deliver every day whilst having some fun along the way.

May 21, 2026 Dr Maddie Plant

Physio for Senior Pets in Winter – May 21, 2026

As the mercury drops and the colder weather sets in, our senior pets and especially those with joint problems, start to show more obvious signs of stiffness and discomfort which can impact their mobility and ultimately their quality of life.

May 19, 2026 Dr Maddie Plant

Helping Senior Pets Stay Comfortable This Winter Age is not a disease! – May 19, 2026

As pets age, it’s common for them to develop osteoarthritis (OA) — a degenerative joint condition that causes inflammation, stiffness, and pain. During the colder months, many of us notice our senior pets slowing down or showing increased stiffness, especially in the mornings or after naps.

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