Cavalier Vet Practice in Perth, Western Australia | Veterinary surgeon

Cavalier Vet Practice

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9329 9200

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25.01.2022 If you missed out on your ray of sunshine today... it was at the play day. We had a great time enjoying the sun in our special glade. Please enjoy the photos we had a great time with the Cavaliers, cavoodles and Penny the sweet pugalier in her cute fake fur jacket. www.cavaliervetpractice.com

24.01.2022 "We came for the Easter Treats"... love this trio of cavs.. Great news for Lady with decreased cardiac size & issues - seen on ultrasound - and all because Mum started her on Vetmedin BEFORE clinical signs developed :) www.cavaliervetpractice.com

24.01.2022 Wishing you a prosperous Year of the Rooster.

24.01.2022 Please see our "Waggy Tails" video from yesterdays Cavalier Play date meet - Next meet 19th March.. hope to see you there. www.cavaliervetpractice.com

23.01.2022 Dellow has been having walks twice a day and No treats. And has lost 4 kg.. isnt that how we all lose weight? www.cavaliervetpractice.com

22.01.2022 Gorgeous Charlie in today for his Heart check.. He is such a handsome boy... www.cavaliervetpractice.com

21.01.2022 We need your old newspapers PLEASE - a very busy summer boarding has meant we are low on supplies - any donations welcome :)

20.01.2022 Christmas Treats - AVOID for your pet this Christmas. Happy Christmas everyone !! www.cavaliervetpractice.com

19.01.2022 Vet Update : Introducing Dr Lila who has studied under Dr Vickridge over the years and has been a locum at the practice. Dr Lila brings her skills and especially her maturity and ability to clinically diagnose without having to rely on Expensive Cat scans. When Dr Vickridge and Dr Lila studied the emphasis was on honing clinical and diagnostic skills. Dr Lila was a mature age student at Murdoch and brings with her a multitude of life skills as well.

19.01.2022 Happy Mothers Day to all our clients from us here at the practice and from your furry babies <3

17.01.2022 Hope to get some feedback about grooming - not where to groom (dont need names) but costs of grooms - what clips do you get done and the time it usually takes - do you drop off and leave. Also what you best like about the place you get your cavalier groomed at..? This will help us heaps for new cav owners.

17.01.2022 Happy Birthday Luna - one of our Favourite Cavs... sorry you had to visit us on your birthday... but we gave loads of treats & cuddles. Also plenty of cav friends in too this morning. www.cavaliervetpractice.com

17.01.2022 Hi 5 for treats. Daisy at the practice today after having her anal glands done. We see many Cavaliers (including Dellow) needing this treatment regularly to prevent infection and discomfort. Contact us if you arent sure about Your dogs glands. www.cavaliervetpractice.com This is a Live photo. Press on the photo to see the action

17.01.2022 Is your dog licking & scratching to distraction ? Contact us for more info about Apoquel... www.cavaliervetpractice.com

16.01.2022 Here we have three gorgeous Cavs that we have seen very recently. Can you match their names to their face? We have a Bobby, Zac and Winston ;) Good luck

16.01.2022 Infected Floppy Ears - trending at the moment - sadly. With the warm humid weather, cavs that get water in their ears - from swimming or bathing are getting yeast infections. Just a reminder to flip up those gorgeous ears & check there is no smell or discharge in the ears.. www.cavaliervetpractice.com

15.01.2022 Lovely morning for all this morning at our Cavalier Play Date honouring St Pats. Enjoy the photos. Have a great day www.cavaliervetpractice.com

11.01.2022 Wishing you a Happy Valentines Day! www.cavaliervetpractice.com

11.01.2022 Check your chip day!! Lost Cavalier ? Microchips are important to have implanted so Lost Cavaliers get to go back Home. If you are not sure your dog has a microchip - we will scan them for free - just come in. If no chip then we can organise the Vet to implant one. Will bring the scanner on Sunday to Play day - weather permitting so we can scan your cavalier / cavoodle Message for more info.. www.cavaliervetpractice.com

11.01.2022 Being cleaned by your cavalier? Whose dog also licks legs or "cleans" This is Dellow at her caring best... www.cavaliervetpractice.com

11.01.2022 Christmas Opening Hours for Cavalier Vet Practice. Happy Christmas from all the staff and Have a great Holiday www.cavaliervetpractice.com

11.01.2022 Have a great Labour Day long weekend! Here are our opening hours if you need to visit us or collect supplies. Sunday and Mon 9am to 12 noon. www.cavaliervetpractice.com

10.01.2022 Happy Easter to you all, here are our Easter hours if you need to pick up some supplies or if an emergency may occur. Stay safe and enjoy your extra time with your furry family! Practice mobile is also answered for emergency advice throughout the weekend from 6am until 8pm on 0419851015.

10.01.2022 Have you ever thought your cavalier has something more than old age disease ? Recently an Alzheimers-like syndrome has been recognised. Post in comments if you want more info.. www.cavaliervetpractice.com

10.01.2022 Youve been spoiled with days off recently, but your furry friend doesnt decide when they get sick! We are OPEN this ANZAC Day. Call 9329 9200.

09.01.2022 Happy Easter everyone where ever you are. We got to spend this morning with Cavs... so lucky.. have a great and safe weekend. www.cavaliervetpractice.com

09.01.2022 Parvo info Jan by request: From the AVA: New strain of canine parvovirus discovered in Australia A new form of the common and highly contagious canine parvovirus (CPV), known as CPV-2c, is spreading around the world, however, according to the research, over the past two years confirmed cases of CPV-2c have occurred in South Australia and Victoria, with suspected cases also occurring in Queensland and Northern Territory. While more work needs to be done to understand the new ...strain, veterinarians need to be aware that CPV-2c is now in Australia and the research found that in most cases, in-clinic diagnostic tests have shown negative results in infected animals. Also, most of the cases reported have occurred in dogs already vaccinated against parvovirus, although the clinical signs are typically milder than in unvaccinated dogs. Until more is known, its important that dog owners continue to vaccinate for CPV, and take their dogs to the vet if they are unwell. Signs of CPV infection include some or all of the following: decreased appetite, lethargy, vomiting, diarrhoea. CPV has a high mortality rate. From the Vaccine Drug company: We would like to reassure you that based on our current understanding of the virus, overseas experience and published data, the presence of CPV-2c in Australia should have no significant impact on your patients. This assessment is based on the following: The clinical signs of CPV-2c infection are indistinguishable from disease caused by other types, and may range from subclinical infections through to severe and potentially fatal haemorrhagic gastroenteritis. Treatment is the same regardless of type. Current vaccines have been shown to be useful against CPV-2c viruses in various published studies. So depends on who you listen to but i would suggest continue to vaccinate your cavaliers and take all care regards coming in contact with other dogs.

08.01.2022 Are your pets scared to death by fireworks? It is common and natural in almost all pets to be highly distressed by such loud noises. Have you ever tried making a hide out room for your canine friends? You could use a cupboard, with thick carpeting on the floor and additional padding added up the walls, put a small litter box in there just in case, as well as some food and a water dish in there also. Try a CD player that plays calming sounds such as rain and forest sounds. The...yll be fast asleep in no time with zero stress. You could also train your dog from a young age. Keep a supply of dog treats all over the house so that when there is a thunderclap or a firework, call the dog with excitement. Your dog will come to you to get a treat. After a while, you wont have to call them. Right after the first loud noise theyll come running for their treat. www.cavaliervetpractice.com

07.01.2022 Gorgeous Emmy in on Monday for her spey op... and showing she is a true cavalier she had her small umbilical hernia repaired as well... :) We see about 50% of cavs in for their desex op have ahernia. www.cavaliervetpractice.com

05.01.2022 Love the atmosphere and community never more so than today. Great Cavalier Play Date meet this morning. Enjoy the pics. We enjoyed the company, the cavs and the sunshine. Nothing could be promoting a more positive feeling. www.cavaliervetpractice.com

04.01.2022 Another one of those stinking hot Perth days...

03.01.2022 Tummy Tickles - something else we are good at here at Cavalier Vet practice... (as well as treats).. come in and see us! www.cavaliervetpractice.com

02.01.2022 Agnes (not a cavalier) had massive fun with one of our cookies today. Such a clown :) most Cavaliers wouldnt let them touch the ground. And yes she ate it soon after this video. www.cavaliervetpractice.com

01.01.2022 Hope you are having a great Labour Day long weekend! Here are our opening hours today if you need to visit us or collect supplies. www.cavaliervetpractice.com

01.01.2022 Some of the Gorgeous cavaliers seen this week at the practice enjoying treats... Common problems seen currently are ear infections & impacted anal glands - so if you see your Cav scratching their ear or scooting their butt.. Its "Visit the Vet time" call 9329 9200 or message us for an appointment. www.cavaliervetpractice.com