Tableland Veterinary Service

Tableland Veterinary Service is a mixed-animal veterinary practice based on the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland, which describes itself as family owned. The practice says it began operating in 1977, with roots in a Malanda clinic that opened in 1952, and has grown to around 100 staff across clinics in Atherton, Malanda, Ravenshoe, Edmonton, Charters Towers and Weipa, a Coral Coast clinic and a monthly clinic in Cooktown. The Atherton clinic focuses on companion animals, including vaccination, dental care, tick and worm control, health and weight management, desexing and both orthopaedic and soft tissue surgery. Across the practice, consultations are by appointment, with puppy, kitten, annual and senior health checks, microchipping and in-house radiographs and blood tests. The practice lists 24-hour emergency services at its Malanda, Atherton, Edmonton and Charters Towers clinics and an after-hours phone service run with a telehealth partner. Several clinics also provide beef and dairy cattle and equine services, including reproduction and dentistry, and Atherton clients needing large-animal work are generally referred to the Malanda team. The practice says it trains veterinary students from James Cook University and other institutions and is directed by a partnership of practising veterinarians. Check which clinic suits your animal, current hours and after-hours arrangements on the official website.

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