Logan Village has grown and changed over the years, yet it still feels like a close-knit country town.
Some families have called Logan Village home for generations. Others are settling in as the area grows. Local businesses look out for one another, and it’s common to see familiar faces or hear about good experiences from neighbours.
We’ve been part of these relationships for many years. Our connection to Logan Village comes from the families and pets we care for, as well as the local businesses and organisations that support animals beyond our clinic doors.
For us, being local is about more than just sharing a postcode. It’s about understanding our community and staying helpful as its needs change.
We’re connected with organisations that help rescue cats, support assistance dogs, and offer training for pet owners.
Each group plays its own part. Some provide temporary care for animals waiting for new homes. Others train dogs to support people with disabilities or help families better understand their pets.
Working with these groups is a reminder of how much animals add to life in our community.
We currently work with:
Little Paws Rescue
Little Paws Rescue helps cats and kittens find safe, loving homes. They also encourage responsible cat ownership by sharing information about desexing, microchipping, and regular vet checks.
Brisbane Valley Cat Rescue
Brisbane Valley Cat Rescue offers a safe place for abandoned or mistreated cats and kittens while they wait for a permanent home. When space allows, they can also provide temporary care for cats whose owners are facing hospital stays, housing challenges, or tough family situations.
Empower Assistance Dogs
Empower Assistance Dogs breeds, raises, and trains hearing and assistance dogs for people living with disabilities. Their work also includes therapy and facility dogs that support people in schools, aged care, healthcare, and other community settings.
Craig A. Murray Dog School
Craig A. Murray Dog School offers training for both puppies and adult dogs. They run puppy classes and group training, and offer private support for owners working through various training or behavioural needs.
Rescue organisations often care for animals when their histories are incomplete.
A cat might arrive without reliable vaccination records. Another may need desexing, microchipping, or a health check before moving into a new home.
When we know each other, it’s easier to talk things through and find the next practical steps for each animal’s care.
Every organisation and every animal has different needs. What stays the same is our commitment to clear information and making practical, thoughtful decisions for each pet’s health.
Logan Village still has its acreage properties and long-time residents, and new homes and families continue to join our community.
As our community grows, it’s important that local services remain approachable and easy to understand. New residents might be choosing a local vet for the first time, while long-term clients may need extra support as their pets get older.
We’re here for both.
That means caring for the relationships we’ve built and welcoming new families. It also means listening first, so we can shape our support around what the community truly needs. Keep an eye on our social media pages to see what we’re up to and get involved in community support efforts as they arise.
Your pet’s needs change as they move through life. A young puppy needs different care than an adult dog, and older cats often benefit from a closer look as small changes start to show.
We’re here for dogs and cats at every stage, from prevention and routine health checks to diagnostics, surgery, and gentle support in later years.
Seeing your pet regularly helps us learn what’s normal for them and spot changes early, so we can step in when it matters.
Everyday care covers consultations, health checks, vaccinations, desexing, dental care, support for senior pets, microchipping, weight checks, and advice on nutrition.
These visits are also a good time to talk about smaller concerns, like changes in appetite, movement, behaviour, or anything else you’ve noticed at home.
Sometimes, a physical exam isn’t quite enough to get the answers we need.
We offer diagnostic imaging, in-house pathology, orthopaedic surgery, and care for more complex health concerns.
What happens next depends on your pet, what we find, and the kind of care they need.
Puppies learn so much in their first months, and it’s a key time for building good habits and confidence.
Our puppy preschool gives young dogs and their families a gentle start, with early learning in a supportive setting. It’s a great way to build helpful habits right from the beginning.
We know that unexpected vet visits can put pressure on the family budget.
We can help with pet insurance claims and offer payment options that may make things easier for eligible clients. What’s available will depend on your insurer or payment provider.
I took my beautiful boy to get a concern I had checked. This was our first visit. We were greeted by friendly and caring staff. We felt in very good hands. I would highly recommend this practice if you need a vet.
This vet is the best I have been too and the most caring to an animal I have seen. There loyal and very friendly. Highly recommend for ur fur baby.
Dr Nigel is so nice he’s very caring and compassionate thorough in his work feel really comfortable bringing my boy Shnickles to c him staff are absolutely amazing very friendly and helpful wouldn’t go anywhere else
Couldn’t recommend this vet enough! It is a bit of a drive for me and my partner but went on a recommendation from my sister. Unfortunately, one of my cats had to have her leg amputated after she broke her leg and we were taken care of so well! The vets loved my baby and treated her with so much kindness and went above and beyond to keep any worries I had at bay. You can tell this vet genuinely cares about their patients and will go above and beyond to take care of you.
Have had great service and attention in particular from Vicky every time I have had to visit the clinic. Happy to recommend
Very professional in looking after my dog along with reasonable pricing excellent for great advice as usual.
Dr Richard was fantastic with my dog, who can be quite nervous at the vet. Even when things got a bit stressful, he stayed calm, kind, and professional the whole time. Really appreciated how understanding and gentle he was – you can tell he genuinely cares about animals. Highly recommend.
I took my little guy here after having other vets dismiss my concerns about his symptoms. I was blown away by the personable, kind, informative care we received. The reception staff are also so lovely. I’ve never seen my little guy so confident at the vet due to the doctor’s impeccable bedside manner. He’s been started on new meds and I’ve never seen my little guy so happy. The prices are incredibly reasonable as well.
The clinic currently collaborates with the community organisations Little Paws Kitten Rescue, Brisbane Valley Cat Rescue, Empower Assistance Dogs and Craig A. Murray Dog School. Each organisation supports animals or pet owners in a different way.
Yes. The clinic currently works with Little Paws Kitten Rescue and Brisbane Valley Cat Rescue.
We maintain working relationships with a number of animal welfare and rescue groups in the wider region. This can include providing veterinary care, health checks, desexing, microchipping and advice to support animals as they move through foster care and into new homes.
Each organisation operates differently, so the level of involvement varies depending on the situation and the animal’s needs at the time.
Yes. Many local rescue and welfare organisations rely on community support through fostering, volunteering, donations or adoption.
We also run fundraising and adoption events from time to time, so keep an eye on our social media for any opportunities that arise.
Empower Assistance Dogs is among the clinic’s existing relationships. The organisation raises and trains hearing, assistance, therapy and facility dogs for different community needs.
Yes, we work with Craig A. Murray Dog School. The school provides puppy training, group classes and private dog-training support. We also run puppy preschool classes from the clinic.
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Opening Hours
Monday to Friday: 8:00am – 6:00pm
Saturday: 8:00am – 1:00pm
Sunday: CLOSED
Closed on public holidays
