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iM360 Supporting you to provide exceptional care!

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Purchase an iM3 Dental Unit or Dental X-Ray with a low upfront cost and easy monthly payments over 36 months.

Repayments include quarterly consumable deliveries and full iM3 technical support! No other fees, no increase in price, no finance, interest free, no hidden charges.

Quality: Receive the most advanced Veterinary Dental & Imaging equipment with consumables.

Affordability: Low, affordable upfront payment, followed by equal interest free repayments over 36 months

Convenience: Get all the consumables and services delivered to your door

Investment: Provide exceptional care for your patients whilst generating a significant ROI for the practice

 

 

  • iM360 means you don’t have to compromise on features or quality because of your budget
  • Low upfront payment and affordable repayments covered by a few dental procedures per week
  • Consumable packages shipped quarterly to your Vet clinic
  • Limited availability per year, first come first served
  • No other fees, no increase in price, no finance
  • iM360 is only available on iM3 Evolution Dental Units and Dental X-Ray

Not compatible with any other discounts or offers

 

Contact us at: sales@im3vet.com or call us on +61 2 9420 5766 to discuss the best choice for you!

25/03/2026 |

Sign up to VetCheck 24/7 and Save!

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Vet Nurse triage service for Veterinary Practices

Delivering a professional after hours (or anytime) service to your pet owners just got easier. Divert your calls to the vet nurse triage service trusted by practices across Australia and New Zealand.

Why VetCheck 24/7 is the one to choose?

With VetCheck 24/7 you have a professional team of over 60 qualified and experienced vet nurses ready to take calls on your behalf, day or night. They have experience in all species including large and farm animals, wildlife, exotics and small companion animals.

They will triage your clients needs and resolve the issue themselves if possible. If the advice of a vet is required, they will book a Medechat video consultation with one of our qualified and experienced VetCheck veterinary professionals. If it is a true emergency, they will contact your on-call vet or refer your client to your preferred emergency clinic.

We can even take payment on your behalf before your on-call vet attends so they don’t have the stress of discussing payment with an emotional pet owner. It also ensures that you get paid.

Your pet owners will benefit from being able to access free advice after hours from our vet nurses and will only incur a cost if vet advice is actually needed.

How does it work?

Diverting your calls to VetCheck 24/7 means that your clients are always calling your practice.

We have found that on average 70% of calls can be dealt with immediately by our vet nurses reassuring pet owners until they can be seen at your clinic the next day

10% of the time we find a Medechat tele-health consult with one of our team is appropriate (so your on-call vet can rest!). In these instances we charge the pet owner directly. If desired, these can be by your own vets (at whatever fee you’d like to charge your client).

20% of the time it is a genuine emergency where we take custom instruction from your clinic as to how best to get the pet seen.

If instructed to contact your on-call vet, it will always be the nurse calling, not the pet owner, along with the triage information gathered. Where your vets are stuck in surgery or out on call (calving etc) all our nurses will be aware so we can assist in resource management as well.

We can also charge call out fees on your behalf before your on-call vet attends. This could be all the time or just new clients or if instructed by the vet on call.

In all instances an email is sent through with a call log detailing who called, their contact details, reason for the call, recommendations and outcomes so you can follow up with your client the following day and continue with their pets care. With the vet consults there are full HEAP/SOAP notes available immediately after the consultation has ended.

Every month, you will be sent a summary so you can see how many calls the team have taken for you and what the results of the calls were.

Call 1300 361 469 or go to www.vetcheck247.com.au

15/11/2024 |

Shor-Line Dental Table

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photo of shoreline  dental tableTUB/TABLE with Stainless drawers and door, right hand knee space and SHOR-LINE TAP SET – ECON Deck Mount and spray head TOTAL RRP  for $13,500.00

  • Never Used, Excellent Condition
  • Wet Treatment Table with stainless-steel racks constructed from 18-gauge, 304 stainless steel.
  • Room Application: Treatment or Dental Suite
  • H: 36″ (915mm) L: 46” (1169mm) W: 24 5/8″ (626mm)
  • Product Weight: 270 lb (122.47 kg) approx

Price: $7500.00 Reduced to $5000.00

Buyer must pick up or organise delivery

Inspections welcome

Located: Sydney, North Strathfield NSW 2137

Contact Rebecca: (02) 9743 1715 concordvets@concordvets.com.au

10/04/2026 |

X-Ray Flat Panel Detector

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  • Wireless Sectional DR
  • 14×17 inch (35x43cm) GADOX plate
  • Model: 3543A
  • Manufacture: 2019/10
  • Purchased new 2019
  • Rechargeable
  • As new (no damage)

Includes:

  • Carry handle
  • Recharging cable & power adapter
  • Price does NOT include delivery

Item costs $16,000 new

Price – Bargain at $9,999

Located at Murwillumbah, Northern NSW

Contact Robyn – 0423 167 344

Email: rgommers@ozwildlife.com

12/06/2026 |

What are you losing if you don’t put a Pay Rate in your job ads?

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I recently did a very quick survey on social media in a veterinary group, to ask whether people find it frustrating when a pay rate or salary range is not given in a job ad – 100% of respondents said yes, they did find it frustrating.

Other job advertising companies have done large scale surveys, and found that salary is one of the top three drivers of attraction to a role, along with work-life balance and career development, across all industries. In fact, there’s a 36.9% increase in job applications when salary is shown on a job ad.  73% of candidates find it frustrating when salary isn’t included in a job ad and many candidates wouldn’t even consider applying for a job if the salary isn’t advertised.

You may have thought that making applicants apply for a job without knowing the remuneration might give you a bigger pool of applicants – however, besides that impression not being supported by surveys, it wastes time on both sides when someone who has got through interviews and been offered the vacancy then turns the job down.

Pay can be expressed as an hourly rate, or an annual rate, and it’s important to include detail in a job ad about the basis on which someone will be paid. Listing a Salary in your advert does NOT mean saying “salary above Award”, or “negotiable depending on experience”. It is understandable that some veterinary employers may prefer to advertise a range so they can assess through the recruitment process what salary best fits the candidate’s skill level, particularly with the current shortage of qualified veterinary staff. Regular evaluation of a new employee is a good way to adjust pay rate to closely match their skills, if necessary, and  produce a good outcome for both employer and employee.

Why is there such a reluctance to list salaries or salary bands in veterinary job ads? Is a pay rate in general practice so totally dependent on the skill set of the vet that it’s impossible to estimate? Why is there no pay grading on the work that the applicant will be expected to do? And the situation is even worse for vet nurse and vet techs – 99.99% of job ads don’t even mention salary.

Start mentioning the pay rate, and you may be surprised at the interest in your next vacancy.

Author:

Wendy Nathan
Kookaburra Veterinary Employment

This information includes the views and opinions of Kookaburra Veterinary Employment and is of a general nature only. Factual information is believed to be correct at the time of writing, however, should not be relied upon and any person should confirm details with the relevant authorities and through their own research prior to acting on any of the suggestions in this article.

09/10/2023 |
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