Tick Awareness

Posted by VSS on 10 September 2026
Tick Awareness
WARMER WEATHER = TICK AWARENESS As the weather warms up, we’re seeing an increase in ticks throughout southeast Queensland and Northern New South Wales, and an uptick in paralysis tick cases at Veterinary Specialist Services. This is an important ...
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2027 VSS Brisbane Veterinary Conference

Posted by VSS on 31 August 2026
2027 VSS Brisbane Veterinary Conference
Celebrating 10 Years of Veterinary Education & Clinical Excellence
2027 will be the 10th anniversary year of the VSS Conference and it's shaping up to be our biggest and most impactful event yet. Held on 13–14 March 2027 at the Brisbane Convention...
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How a Missing Cat Overcame Complex Facial Trauma

Posted by VSS on 17 August 2026
How a Missing Cat Overcame Complex Facial Trauma
Tuppance's Incredible Journey Home  Meet Tuppance, a gorgeous 2.5-year-old ginger tabby with an extraordinary story of resilience. Tuppance had been missing from home for several months when a local vet clinic made a call that changed everything: h...
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How is cancer diagnosed in pets?

Posted by VSS on 7 August 2026
How is cancer diagnosed in pets?
How is cancer diagnosed in pets?
The answer is that diagnosing cancer is rarely based on a single test. It is most often a stepwise process, with each test providing another piece of the puzzle. Together, these tests help us understand not only w...
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Blood Testing for Cancer in Pets

Posted by VSS on 24 July 2026
Blood Testing for Cancer in Pets
Can a blood test tell us if a pet has cancer?
It is a question we are often asked, and in most cases, the answer is “no”.For the majority of cancers in dogs and cats, routine blood tests cannot tell us whether cancer is present. A dog with a larg...
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