Brunswick Veterinary Services in Brunswick Junction, Western Australia | Veterinary surgeon

Brunswick Veterinary Services

Locality: Brunswick Junction, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9726 1070

Address: 27 Ommaney Rd 6224 Brunswick Junction, WA, Australia

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25.01.2022 Khan has been wandering the streets of Brunswick and came running into our clinic. He does have a chip and an owner but their number is not working. If anyone knows Khan please contact us 97261070 . Microchips are great for reuniting lost pets with their owners but it is vital that the contact details are always up to date. UPDATE reunited

25.01.2022 Thankyou once again Mick Lancaster and of course Beautiful Bentley for your swift response for our blood donor for Cruze. Cruze is receiving his blood and is already looking so much brighter. #giantschnauzersrock

25.01.2022 2 Cavaliers found on Clifton Road. Anyone know who they belong to ? Microchipped but not on our system. Will call registry tomorrow Please share

24.01.2022 Brunswick vet nurses looking great and ready for action in their Soojay face masks.

24.01.2022 This dog has been brought in today. Does anyone recognise ????? UPDATE reunited with owner

23.01.2022 Due to no fault of her own Shadow is looking for a home. She is not a spring chicken but is desexed and been in a good paddock . She would suit a home with no other cats as she doesn't tolerate them well. If you could offer her a home please contact the clinic on 97261070

22.01.2022 Wanted Veterinary Nurse: Brunswick Veterinary Services is currently looking for a part-time/casual vet nurse with a Cert 4 in Vet Nursing to join our cosy little rural clinic! Here at Brunswick Vet, we have a large array of cases that get presented to us on a daily basis - no two days will ever be the same. You will have the opportunity to work with not only small animals such as our dogs and cats; but also with production animals that are a very valuable aspect of our farmi...ng sector; and more recently, a growing number of exotic animals. We are a fast paced team consisting currently of 2 vets and 3 vet nurses. At the moment, we have surgeries everyday - except for every second Friday - in addition to our morning and afternoon consults. What we are looking for in our vet nurses: - Qualified Cert 4 in Vet Nursing - Passionate in striving to provide the best quality healthcare we can to our patients - Driven and highly motivated - Strives to always improve not only oneself but to better the industry - Able to keep calm under pressure and difficult situations - Have the physical stamina to keep up - Constantly learning and adapting to different situations - Able to think on your feet - Experience ideal but NOT a limiting factor As a vet nurse here in Brunswick Vet Services, some of the duties you will be required to provide include but not limited to: high quality animal husbandry to all our in-hospital patients; aid the vets in consultations; assist in various surgeries by monitoring anaesthesia and patients' vitals; provide over-the-phone triage and information. Prospective applicants will need submit their CV and Cover Letter to [email protected]. All prospective applicants will need to undergo an interview process and successful applicants will have a 3-month probationary training period to ensure that you will be a good fit into the team and the practice. Please do not hesitate to contact us for further information.

21.01.2022 Puppy joy and Alseezu Shihtzus having their 6 weeks vaccination and microchip with Frank our vet who loves these puppies. Thanks Brunswick Veterinary Services

21.01.2022 This friendly old man has been hanging down the pub last few days . He has no microchip but appears desexed and is in his twilight years. He must have a home somewhere and someone must be missing him. Please share to get him home.

20.01.2022 Sad news over the weekend. Kevin the Kelpie was originally rescued from the Harvey pound by one of our nurses. We are so glad that he has lived an exceptional life with his master Peter and will be cared for in the future. Condolences to Peters family and friends. Peter had a way of lighting up the room whenever he came to the vet and we would always look forward to his and Kevins adventures. We hear there is a calendar out. What a great way to remember Kevins owner. I for one will be buying one in Memory of Frizzy . ( Johanna)

19.01.2022 UNPLEASANT BREATH? When was the last time you brushed your teeth? How about your pets? Can you imagine what our teeth would look like or what our breath would smell like if we didnt brush our teeth daily?... Did you know that 80% of adult pets suffer with dental disease? Dental disease is a common issue diagnosed in adult pets typically more prevalent as they reach their senior years. Prolonged dental disease is not only effecting your pets oral health but their overall health in general. Pets with advanced dental disease are at a higher risk for kidney, heart, liver and pulmonary (lung) disease. Did you know that this nasty problem is also preventable through daily oral health care and even diet? Typical signs of oral health issues are * bad breath * Discoloured teeth * Inflamed gums * Receding gums * Painful when eating * Head shyness * And in worse cases; facial swelling. If you think your pet is showing signs of dental disease it is important that they receive treatment before any irreversible changes occur. Advanced stages of dental disease require a thorough scale, clean and polishing (much like your annual dental scale and clean) and even sometimes tooth extractions. This procedure is carried out under a general anaesthesia. Contact our staff at Brunswick Vet for further enquires and advice we can offer for your pets oral health. DONT FORGET! Ask our staff about our current dental promotion and the discount were offering! Call us on (08) 97261070 and speak to our knowledgeable staff today!

18.01.2022 Well What a year it has been. We wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year. As always thank you for your loyal support over this tumultuous year. We wish we could spend another Christmas with our dear Cuddles who passed away earlier this year. We are sure she is looking above loving those sardines

18.01.2022 These 2 little dogs were found on George Ave Brunswick. Microchipped but still in breeders name. Cant stress enough how important it is to update microchip details !! Please share to get them home. ** Reunited *** Thanks everyone ***

18.01.2022 We are all very sad this morning as our resident clinic cat " Cuddles " has crossed the rainbow bridge. This was her favourite spot sitting on the desk ready to greet the clients for a pat . With her Harley Purr she won over everyone she met , even those who didnt like cats . Cuddles had a hard start to life she was a rescue kitty and almost died as youngster having a severe tracheitis infection. She was tiny and frail but we took her in and treated her and got her better and she lived to a good age of 12 despite her rough beginning. I still remember the day she came in all that time ago. We have many fond memories of our girl which doesnt help our sadness now but can retain with us forever. We are all still in shock as her death was sudden but glad she did not have long standing suffering. RIP Cuddles xx

18.01.2022 Its calving season and quadruplets. Wow

17.01.2022 Found Heppingstone Road Brunswick. Chipped but to a Toodyay address and both numbers disconnected. Please share. Thankyou. UPDATE Owner Found . Thanks everyone.

16.01.2022 This is just too cute! via --> Mikayla Vickerson

16.01.2022 It's calving season and quadruplets. Wow

14.01.2022 Not many can say they have been working between the same 4 walls for 25 yrs. Johanna and Cecilia started 1 week apart 25 yrs ago 1 week before the Brunswick Show. What an achievement !!! . They must their work.

14.01.2022 Share as much as possible because panicked pet owners have been approaching vets and asking for their pets to be euthanised over coronavirus fears.

14.01.2022 Big friendly entire Male dog found on Clifton Road Brunswick near 50 km/ hr sign. No microchip or tags. Please share . Thank you. **** OWNER FOUND ****** Thanks everyone.

13.01.2022 Happy 2nd birthday to these famous lil ( not so little now ) Greek Gods. Apollo weighing in at 10 kg.

13.01.2022 Entire male Staffy found at Burekup. 8 years old microchip reg to Breeder from 8 years ago. Let's get Buddy home. *** Update Owner found **** Thank you all

12.01.2022 Next time you come in you will see our new feature wall mural starring Daisy the Cow, Honey the Dog and Twat the Cat. An amazing piece of work designed and carried out by local Brunswick Artist Claire Woolhouse and her 2 helpers,Kira Walker and Taylor London. Her vision has come to life and it is awesome.

12.01.2022 This little boy was found on Partridge Road near Brunswick . Do you know him ? * Reunited with owner **

11.01.2022 Our power is currently off due to the storm last night. This means we are restricted in what we can do. Please bear this in mind IF you need to come in today

11.01.2022 We all would like to thank Mick Lancaster and his gentle giant Bentley yesterday for his lifesaving blood donation that saved Bomber the kelpies life Bomber presented yesterday arvo in a critical condition . We worked tirelessly on him and are pleased to report he has responded well to his donor blood and medication and has been reunited with his doting family today.

09.01.2022 As many of you may, or may not know. The infamous grumpy cat of Meme fame passed away. However, I believe that we now have a new champion of grumpiness!!! Introducing Grumpy Cow!! All Photo rights reserved 2019

09.01.2022 Wishing you all a safe and Happy Christmas and a prosperous new year. Thank you for all your support and allowing us to care for your animals in 2018. We hope to see you all again next year. Dr Frank and the girls

08.01.2022 Our famous picture taken last year that went viral featured at No. 2

08.01.2022 If you have been in the clinic over the last few months you would see we have a new face. Introducing Dr. Joey Poon our new small animal vet. Here she is giving Shadow cuddles after his desexing operation today. Joey has her own pet dog Cairo and two cats Meowsie and Mufasa . We welcome her to our clinic and hope you all do the same

08.01.2022 Today we are unfortunately announcing the departure of our Head Vet Nurse, Céntaine. Céntaine first began her journey here at Brunswick Vet back in February 2015 as a 17 year old completing work experience as part as her careers program in high school. With her consistent strong work ethic and growth; straight after graduating Year 12 in October 2015, she began her traineeship with the clinic to later become a qualified Veterinary Nurse. Céntaine has upheld indescribable de...dication to our clinic over her time here at Brunswick Vet and we are very sad to see her go but excited for her next chapter in life. We’d like to thank Céntaine greatly for her time over the past 6 years; we share many memories with her and hope her new journey is filled with success, happiness and opportunities.

07.01.2022 These two standard poodles were found running 8km down Sandalwood road . Both chipped but no details avail on our system. Please share to get them home. T I A.

07.01.2022 We often experience miracles in the making and Honey is no exception. Born 4 months ago she was very touch and go for her owner. Having to be bottlefed but many complications arose as her upper palate was not formed correctly. Aspirating her milk we thought she would not make it several times. Defying the odds she has reached her 4 mo milestone. Weighing just over 8 kg. She is but half the size of her siblings but enjoying life to the full. Appropriately named as her owner had given her Honey on the tongue when she was a very weak neonate. We just love her little harness and its moments like these we love It just goes to show persistance and tlc go a long way.

06.01.2022 PUT A SPRING INTO YOUR PETS STEP THIS SPRING At Brunswick Vet this week were promoting senior pet health and well-being. Your best friends health is the most important thing to us and we love to see them happy and thriving. As our furry friends age they develop osteoarthritis (arthritis) and we might become accustomed to seeing some behaviours that we might accept as being normal due to old age. ... However, there are treatments to help them out in their later years to benefit their joint health and mobility. At Brunswick Vet we offer several treatments to help your pets joint health. General signs of Arthritis are: * Chewing/licking of joints * Less active/ reluctant to play * Limping * Difficulty rising * Irritable when touched * Change of behaviour (seems depressed) * Stiffness in walking Any of these signs sound like your furry friend might be suffering from arthritis? Any further questions in regard to senior pet health? Contact our staff at Brunswick Vet on (08) 97261070 to book an appointment!

06.01.2022 These 2 bonded siblings are looking for a forever home together as they really are attached. Their adoption will include 2 Fe3 Vaccines and microchip already done and a prepaid desexing voucher to be done at our clinic when of age. They are currently in foster care atm so please contact their carer @Jenita Beard to organise a meet n greet. Their fee is $280 each which is a heavily reduced price considering what is done. Please share to find their purrfect forever home.

06.01.2022 WARNING FOR DOG OWNERS The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) has recorded further cases of the exotic disease ehrlichi...osis in dogs throughout northern WA. The disease, which was first recorded in the East Kimberley in May, is tick-borne and can be fatal if left untreated. DPIRD chief veterinary officer Michelle Rodan said surveillance had also found four cases in South Hedland as well as one case as far south as Carnarvon. Surveillance is now being targeted to the Pilbara and Gascoyne to determine the distribution of the disease in these areas, she said. Signs of the disease include fever, lethargy, loss of appetite, weight loss and bleeding disorders. Infected dogs do not directly transmit ehrlichiosis to people, however in rare cases, infected ticks may transmit E. canis to people. Visitors to the Kimberley, Pilbara and Gascoyne should be aware of the risk to their dogs from ehrlichiosis and should visit their vet for advice on a suitable tick treatment before travelling to the region, Dr Rodan said. Owners in affected areas are encouraged to treat their dogs for ticks regularly, as well as their bedding and the yard and to check their dogs for ticks daily, especially around the neck, head, ears, armpits, belly and in between toes."

06.01.2022 Aww Cuddles has had her Xmas breakfast treats and pondering the holidays and when she can all greet you again with her non stop purrs Merry Christmas everyone. We are open again on Thursday

05.01.2022 Its a cats life ..... Have a great long weekend

04.01.2022 This boy has wandered into a property at Roelands. He was checked for a chip but no details found on CAR database. The nice man has taken him home for the night. If you know who he belongs to send me a pm and I can give you his contact Update REUNITED

04.01.2022 PARVO WARNING There's a warning tonight for dog owners in the South West, after a spike in parvovirus cases. Vets say the virus is spreading rapidly, and are urging everyone to make sure their dogs are vaccinated.

04.01.2022 When one is waiting at the vet we simply have to entertain the clinic cat Cuddles .

03.01.2022 VETERINARIAN WANTED: Unfortunately, due to the ongoing Covid-19 global pandemic and consequential work visa related complications, we regretfully have to bid farewell to our small animal veterinarian, Dr Joey Poon. Therefore, we are currently looking for a new vet to take over the duties of a full-time small animal veterinarian here at Brunswick Veterinary Services. ... Brunswick Veterinary Services is located in our little town of Brunswick just 1.5hours south from Perth and is a busy little rural vet clinic with a large variety of cases everyday. Located right next to the South-Western Highway; we see clients and patients from all over the south-west including but not limited to Harvey, Collie, Bunbury and Australind. We may be a small clinic but we are equipped with advanced Surgivet Anaesthetic Monitor, IDEXX Haematology & Biochemistry in-house diagnostic units, a Eurolyser CubeVet, IM3 Dental Scale & Polish machine, Sonoscape S9 Ultrasound and a Digital CR X-ray unit. The ideal candidate will possess the following: - Must love working with animals - A minimum of 2 years’ experience in small animal practice - New and recent graduates are welcome to apply but this position will involve sole charge work - Confidence and competency in general practice: general surgery, medicine, diagnostic workups and case management - Ability to work independently and confident to make well-informed decisions - Enjoy working in a fast-paced team environment clinic, dedicated to providing clients and their pets with excellent care and compassion, and is able to multi-task. - Excellent communication and interpersonal skills - Ability to work some weekend (Saturday only) shifts 0900am - 1200pm and some after hours shifts - although hours are negotiable - Be registered with the Veterinary Surgeon’s Board of WA Successful applicant will be provided with: - Four weeks annual holiday plus 1 week paid CPD leave - Veterinary Surgeons Board fees will be paid for you - Veterinary Defense Association fees will be paid for you - Salary will be commensurate with experience but will be well above award If you are seeking for a supportive environment, with the autonomy to work sole charge while being appreciated by your team and clients, please do not hesitate to contact Dr Joey Poon or Johanna Scott (Practice Manager) by forwarding your resume, cover letter - including at least one referee - to [email protected] or by contacting us via phone at (08) 9726 1070.

03.01.2022 Dr Joey was shocked at all of Coals toes and what a big beautiful kitten he is at 14 weeks. Here he is getting his vaccine and vetcheck and look at all those toe beans #polydactylmainecoon

03.01.2022 Who remembers these cuties ? They have all just turned 1 . Happy birthday

03.01.2022 We are excited to resume our yearly tradition after last years miss..

02.01.2022 These 2 are Celebrating their 26 years today of working at our clinic. What an achievement . It is good to see these 2 having a laugh after such a long time. Heres to another 26

02.01.2022 We are currently running 2 Bravecto promos at the moment. Simply purchase any packet of Bravecto chew or spot on to go into the draw for a Microchip Pet feeder ( for small dogs and cats valued at $200.00 ) and also Spin to Win. The draw closes on October 15th.

02.01.2022 .!!!ATTENTION!!! PARVOVIRUS NOW PRESENT IN BRUNSWICK! In the past month we’ve seen an outbreak of Canine Parvovirus in the South-West. This viral disease is highly contagious and can be fatal. This virus effects unvaccinated dogs gastrointestinal tracts, typically seen in young dogs. ... The most common excuse we hear for people not vaccinating their pet is but my dog doesn’t leave its yard/ doesn’t meet with other dogs. Parvovirus is spread numerous ways: * other dogs * environment * people * faeces This virus is spread from dog to dog by direct or indirect contact with their faeces. Vaccinating your dog can prevent this disease, but in unvaccinated or dogs not up-to date with their vaccines can easily catch this and mortality rates are very high. What are the signs? Presenting clinical signs are: * lethargy * diarrhoea (usually bloody) * vomiting * loss of appetite and * loss of body condition If the above signs present in your dog, please contact your vet immediately. In the veterinary environment we generally hear the complaints of prices from owners and the price of vaccinating is a typical reason behind not vaccinating pets. However it is important that we expose you to the reality that prevention is better than cure. Your vet fee when treating a dog, fighting for its life with parvovirus can be estimated between $1,500-$5,000. Versus’ a preventative vaccination of roughly $100. With these high fees, it is typical we see owners having to make the heart breaking decision to euthanise their pet due to money concerns. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE VACCINATE YOUR FUR BABIES. This virus is not only a struggle for pet owners to deal with emotionally but also your veterinary team who put their heart and soul into treating your fur baby and making sure they get to return home. goo.gl/ik7yjGzmvCLAtcky7

02.01.2022 We had a little visit from Trish and her newborn bub Glynn the other day. How adorable is he ?