In most states of Australia (Queensland included), microchipping is compulsory. A microchip can be injected during a normal consultation. It is about the size of a grain of rice and is embedded with a code unique to your pet. The code is placed into a national database so that your pet can be returned to you should they ever become lost.

If your pet is not microchipped, please call us to make an appointment.

During a behavioural consultation, we will discuss your pet’s behaviour, and history, and conduct a nose-to-tail examination to rule out any medical conditions that may be linked to the behavioural condition.  We can help you implement a behavioural modification program for your pet including a holistic treatment plan.

Nutrition is an important indicator of your pet’s health and welfare. We can discuss any health, diet, or weight fluctuations during their examination and help you plan a diet to suit their age and lifestyle. Prescription diets may be required for patients with ongoing conditions.

There’s lots to consider and stay on top of with a new puppy or kitten, from vaccinations, parasite prevention, microchipping, feeding and worming, to desexing and training. The Kings Road Veterinary Surgery team can walk you through all that’s required and keep your fur baby on track and thriving.