An animal bite needs a proper check.
Fast Track can assess selected animal bites. The clinician considers the animal, wound location, depth, contamination, bleeding and relevant immunisation history before advising the next step.
What assessment may cover
Some bites need hospital, specialist or public health follow-up. The right pathway depends on the individual assessment.
Choose a care topic
Open the closest topic for more detail. A clinician still decides whether the clinic is suitable.
What happens when you walk in
Tell us what happened
Share the symptoms, timing, medicines, allergies and relevant health history.
Get clinically assessed
A clinician checks urgency and decides which examination, test or imaging may be useful.
Leave with a clear next step
The next step may be care at Fast Track, follow-up, referral or hospital assessment.
Still unsure?
Call Fast Track on (07) 2809 1201. The clinic team can explain whether to walk in, see a GP or seek hospital care. Call 000 for a life-threatening emergency.
Walk-in urgent care
Opening 16 November 2026 at 8am
Redlands walk-in care starts 16 November 2026. Please call for practical clinic enquiries.