Drovers Vet Hospital in Perth, Western Australia | Veterinary surgeon

Drovers Vet Hospital

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9306 3911

Address: Drovers Centre, Unit 9, 1397 Wanneroo Road 6065 Perth, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.droversvet.com.au

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25.01.2022 Home safe with owner ANOTHER ONE FOUND We have this beautiful bunny. Please share so we can get Bunny back home to its owners. Proof of ownership will be required

25.01.2022 Lolly settling in for a day of sleeping the storm away Share with us photos of your animals keeping snug during these wet, stormy days.

25.01.2022 COVID-19 update for Drovers Vet Hospital: We are living in unprecedented times and it appears as if things are changing on a daily basis. With this in mind, we wanted to keep all our pet owners informed. Firstly, we are still open for business and able to see your pets during our normal consulting hours. Secondly, we have introduced numerous initiatives to keep both our staff as well as our clients safe during these times. These include: Increased sanitisation protocols wit...Continue reading

25.01.2022 UPDATE: available for adoption through Saving Animals Matter FOUND: Young, unsterelised male Cat, no microchip. Please contact us if you think this may be your boy. He is being treated for some injuries, but is stable.

24.01.2022 Hello Vetpay We understand that sometimes our animals can really throw a curve ball into our monthly budgeting. That's why we offer VetPay. VetPay is a finance company that can assist with payment plans. The website is really user friendly and the staff are super helpful. ... https://vetpay.com.au/

24.01.2022 Oh little baby If only they could stay this small forever

24.01.2022 Only 44 days until Santa comes Our clinic cat Mowgli is getting into the Christmas spirit with his very own gingerbread man bow tie <3 Share with us photos of your pets starting to celebrate Christmas.

23.01.2022 What our pets actually think of all this Christmas tree business...

23.01.2022 Stray kitten found in Banksia Grove. Male about 5 months old, no microchip or collar. He is absolutely lovely so we are sure someone is missing him.... Proof of ownership is required. Please contact our clinic on 9306 3911 if you think this little baby is yours.

23.01.2022 Did you know we are now stocking the new range of Royal Canin Gastrointestinal food. This range includes high fibre for canines and hairball for felines @royalcaninanz

22.01.2022 Beach Dangers While going to the beach can be a really fun activity for our pets there are a few dangers that we need to be careful of. 1. Blow Fish - Dogs absolutely love to pick up and eat Blowfish! Unfortunately, blowfish are toxic to dogs as they contain tetrodotoxin. If your dog does eat or chew on a blowfish you must get the immediately to a vet so treatment can be commenced. Signs of blow fish ingestion including vomiting, paralysis and lethargy. Dogs breathing c...an also be affected and in severe circumstances animals need to be placed on a ventilator. Even if your dog does vomit the blow fish we still recommend immediate veterinary treatment as symptoms may still worsen without veterinary intervention. 2. Heat Stroke - Be careful to minimise exercise in the direct sunlight and in the extreme heat of the day. Signs of heat stroke include drooling, reddened gums, vomiting, diarrhea, mental dullness or loss of consciousness, uncoordinated movement, and collapse. 3. Salt water ingestion - In most cases, a few mouthfuls of salt water may only cause diarrhea. Consuming large amounts of salt water, however, can be fatal. When a dog ingests salt water, the excess salt draws water from the blood into the intestines, leading to diarrhea, vomiting, and dehydration 4. Hot sand/gravel - Ensure to check with your hands/feet the temperature of the ground. If your hands/feet cannot tolerate the temperature of the ground for at least thirty seconds then the ground is too hot for your dogs paws! Exercising on hot grounds can lead to dogs paw pads being damaged and burnt. Post below any questions you have!

22.01.2022 Dr Mandy's little baby Gus having a well deserved snooze after a big day of being a pup!

22.01.2022 October 2021 Calendar Winner We have finished our Drovers Vet Hospital 2021 Calendar. We had so much fun selecting our winners and are very thankful for the amount of entries we had. Every day we will reveal each months winner. ... The calendar is $20 and is available for pre-purchase now! If you would like to secure one of these calendars please call reception on 9306 3911 or pop in to reception. The calendar will arrive before Christmas. All profit made is being donated to Saving Animals Matters.

22.01.2022 REUNITED: Stray dog ** Please share! No microchip or collar Found in the City of Wanneroo. Please contact us on 9306 3911 if she is yours. ... Proof of ownership required.

22.01.2022 Grass seeds! Spring is here and unfortunately for our pets that means grass seed season is also here. These little meanies can cause some serious injury to our pets. Grass seeds can become lodged in paws, ears and throughout the coat of a dog or cat and can be quite painful for the animal. ... Clients often come in when their dog is scratching their ears, head shaking, licking at their paws or non-weight bearing. At this stage, animals often need to be sedated or anaesthetised in order for us to open the wound and search for the grass seed. The grass seed acts as a foreign body and causes an abscess that will not improve until the grass seed is removed and the animal is treated with appropriate medication. Our top tip to avoid this scenario is regular inspection of your animals coat, ears and paws. This should be done daily - especially after walks. If you do see a grass seed gently remove it - if you cannot remove it, come and see us ASAP.

21.01.2022 We need some Wednesday joy! Share with us a photo of your fur baby enjoying isolation with their humans

21.01.2022 Bad breath not this guy! Bad breath can be a sign of dental disease. This can happen when there is a build up of plaque and tartar. From now until the end of September we are offering a discount on a dental scale and polish We are also offering a FREE dental exam with one of our veterinarians Call 9306 3911 for more information or to book an appointment

21.01.2022 Happy Sunday! Just a friendly reminder that we are back to our normal Sunday opening hours. We will be here from 8-5 today.

21.01.2022 September 2021 Calendar Winner We have finished our Drovers Vet Hospital 2021 Calendar. We had so much fun selecting our winners and are very thankful for the amount of entries we had. Every day we will reveal each months winner. ... The calendar is $20 and is available for pre-purchase now! If you would like to secure one of these calendars please call reception on 9306 3911 or pop in to reception. The calendar will arrive before Christmas. All profit made is being donated to Saving Animals Matters.

20.01.2022 We are always recieving beautiful gifts and cards from our clients. This cake was both stunning and delicious! A big thank you to Montys family.

20.01.2022 OWNER FOUND We have this beautiful bunny. Please share so we can get Bunny back home to its owners. Proof of ownership will be required

20.01.2022 Looking for a good home. Please contact us on 9306 3911 if youre interested in adopting. Healthy adult.

19.01.2022 Spring is definitely upon us, and summer is just around the corner. With this beautiful weather comes an increase in ear and skin problems. The most common ear problem we encounter in pets is otitis externa, which is inflammation and/or infection of the outer ear. This can present with head shaking, smell from the ears, visible discharge at the canal opening or holding the ears abnormally. Otitis can be caused by ear infections, secondary to allergies, foreign bodies (suc...h as grass seeds) or growths within the canals. Once the vets examine your pet’s ears, they will often take a swab to assess under the microscope. This will help the vets determine the underlying cause and how best to treat it. Sometimes further procedures are recommended or treatment is prescribed, being a combination of ointments, tablets and cleaning solutions. Spring and summer are the most common seasons for skin irritations too. Our pets get a variety of skin lesions, due to various causes. They often present with itching, hives, lumps, hair loss and weeping sores, due to a combination of allergies, infections, insect bites and other underlying diseases. The vet will take a thorough history, complete a full physical examination and discuss further investigation or testing that may be required. Skin lesions may be treated with creams, antibiotics, anti-inflammatories, dietary modifications or may resolve with treatment of the underlying disease.

19.01.2022 These little pups are just too cute

19.01.2022 Helping or hindering? Our clinic cat Mowgli is always helping our nurses with the washing.

18.01.2022 We are still in our dental focus! :) This means free dental checks with our vets and discounted dental procedures. For more information please call us on 9306 3911.

18.01.2022 Just a friendly reminder that there are currently road works surrounding our hospital that may affect your journey to us. The main closure that begins tomorrow is a partial closure of Burns Beach Road. This will affect access to Burns Beach Road from Joondalup Drive. We really do appreciate everyones patience regarding these road closures. Please contact us if you need to reschedule any appointments. ... Hopefully not long now until all is back to normal!

18.01.2022 Please share*** We currently have two strays in hospital. Both are microchipped however, the details on the microchips are not up to date. Dogs did not come in together. Owners are a Mrs Daniel and Mrs Letizia.

17.01.2022 UPDATE: Returning to normal hours and staff!! We are pleased to announce that as from Monday 11th May we will be returning to normal hours. The only day this impacts Sunday consulting hours - which will be returning to 8am to 5pm from Sunday 17th May. We are also returning to our usual 1 team (we have been operating on split teams for last 6 weeks) with all our staff returning to their regular days and hours. We will obviously be maintaining our social distancing recommendations and hygiene standards. We look forward to seeing you and all your fur babies as we revert back to normal Sunday hours and our normal staff roster

17.01.2022 Thank you! To our amazing clients not only for all the lovely well wishes and calls checking to make sure were still around and staying safe but for the cake these were courtesy of Big Daves mum! Yes we are still open and working within social distancing rules and yes we will remain open

17.01.2022 It's the day of love <3 Grab your pooches, cats, mice, rats, rabbits, birds, horses, cows or any other furry creature you can think of and spread your love. Happy Valentines Day :)

16.01.2022 URGENT! Due to unforeseen circumstances we will be closing at 6pm tonight instead of 7pm. We are sorry for any inconvenience caused. This does not affect puppy pre school. Puppy class will start at 7:30 tonight. If you have an emergency please contact ... Perth Vet Emergency on 1300 040 400 We will be open for regular trading hours from 8am tomorrow. See more

16.01.2022 Corona Virus/ COVID-19 information. With the developments over the last few weeks and measures taken recently, we thought it would be good to give some relevant information with specific reference to your pets and their vet visits. Firstly - there is no need for us to change or alter the opening hours of our facility. Because we operate on an appointment basis, there is minimal contact between people visiting our hospital. Also - due to the large size of our reception area, y...ou can easily be assured of a good distance between clients waiting for appointments. For clients wanting the assurance of appointments during known quieter times of the day - these are generally between 10am and 1pm weekdays and 3pm and 5pm on Saturdays. Please note that this is purely a generic observation and does not necessarily guarantee that there will be no other clients with appointments at these times - they are just generally a quieter traffic part of our day. So - in essence it is business as usual for you and your pets. We have taken the necessary extra precautions in our hospital with many hand sanitiser points in our facility both for public and staff use. We have also fielded many questions regarding your pets and corona virus. Please know that there is no current evidence that shows that COVID-19 can be transmitted to pets nor that they can be carriers and transmit COVID-19 to their owners. Dogs and cats do have their own corona virus group infections and these are not the same as COVID-19. We encourage everyone at this time to seek out relevant and evidence supported information and we would be more than happy to answer any questions surrounding the relevance to pets through our phone lines or e-mail ([email protected]). Dr Wayne Shipham See more

15.01.2022 Oh TJ <3 Some cats really don't mind being in hospital, especially if chin scratches, belly rubs and cuddles are involved in the treatment plan! :) This gorgeous boy was in hospital for a couple days due a urinary issue that required an indwelling urinary catheter to be placed. ... TJ has recovered well and is back home with his family. :)

15.01.2022 2021 Calendar, for sale now!! We have finally finished our Drovers Vet Hospital 2021 Calendar. The calendar is $20 and is available for purchase now! If you would like to own one of these calendars please call reception on 9306 3911 or pop in to reception. To our lucky winners, your copy is available for collection. All profit made is being donated to Saving Animals Matters Rescue.

15.01.2022 Oh Dexter <3 This big sweetheart is in recovery from his castration procedure. We try our absolute best to make our patients feel comfortable and safe while in hospital.This gorgeous boy received lots of love after giving our nurses these sleepy puppy dog eyes.

15.01.2022 This little man was found in tapping. If you recognise him please contact us on 9306 3911

15.01.2022 Lets talk desexing Having your pet sterilised can be a really scary time. This is often because there are many ideas on when is the right time to get the procedure done? What will happen to my animal if I do get them desexed? Is the anaesthetic safe? Will my animal be in pain? There are many important benefits associated with having your pets desexed. ... These include; -Reduction in risk of some malignant cancers, in organs such as testes, ovaries, cervix or uterus -Prevention of infection of the uterus -Prevention of false pregnancy syndrome -Reduction in risk of some serious diseases such as prostatic infection and perineal hernia -Reduction in territorial behaviour, such as urine marking -Reduction in antisocial behaviour -Reduction in wandering The exact time to desex your pet depends on the species, gender and breed. The protocols we follow include: Cats - Females and males from 6 months (should be kept indoors until desexed) Dog - Small breed from 6 months, large breed to giant breed dogs are often performed older than 6 months depending on their growth. We ensure animals are covered for pain relief on the day and then they are sent home with oral pain relief medication. As for safety of the anaesthetic, patients have a designated nurse that measures their vital signs throughout the procedure and can intervene if necessary. We can also run a pre anaesthetic blood profile that will help ensure your animal is safe to go under an anaesthetic. If you have any questions regarding desexing procedures or would like to book your pet in please contact us on 9306 3911.

14.01.2022 I asked Jayde what she would like me to caption this photo and she said... "Jayde's feeling as tired as this dog looks!" Our gorgeous nurse Jayde is about to pop! The Dr says her little man is due on the 7th of March - but we really don't think he's going to be in there for that long! ... Jayde will be leaving us in a couple of weeks so you may be seeing some new friendly faces out the front.

13.01.2022 August 2021 Calendar Winner We have finished our Drovers Vet Hospital 2021 Calendar. We had so much fun selecting our winners and are very thankful for the amount of entries we had. Every day we will reveal each months winner. ... The calendar is $20 and is available for pre-purchase now! If you would like to secure one of these calendars please call reception on 9306 3911 or pop in to reception. The calendar will arrive before Christmas. All profit made is being donated to Saving Animals Matters.

12.01.2022 Stray birds - All likely to be pets. Please share this post** 1. Indian Ringneck. Very tame. 2. Quail - Found in tapping.... 3. Quail - Found in Tapping (may be from the same house, however is a fair distant for the little one to walk. Proof of ownership will be required for each animal. Please call reception on 9306 3911.

12.01.2022 Christmas is only two sleeps away! Our opening hours this Christmas are a little different to usual due to the amount of public holidays. If your pet needs urgent veterinary care we suggest you go to Perth Vet Emergency . ... From us to you Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year.

12.01.2022 URGENT! CLOSING EARLY! Due to unforeseen circumstances we will be closing at 6pm tonight instead of 7pm. We are sorry for any inconvenience caused. If you have an emergency please contact Perth Vet Emergency on 1300 040 400... We will be open for regular trading hours from 8am tomorrow. See more

12.01.2022 New Dental Xrays! We have recently acquired a full veterinary dental xray unit that enables us to do a full set of mouth xrays with each dental treatment at Drovers Vet Hospital. Why are dental x-rays so important? ... Veterinary dental radiography has evolved only recently and the more we apply routine radiography to our dental patients, the more we are able to diagnose and see. Many dental disease processes in dogs and cats often go unnoticed as they are so good at hiding what is happening in their oral cavities. Only under anaesthetic can we get a full picture of what is happening and now with the addition of dental xrays, we are able to make excellent decisions about which teeth need to be extracted and which need to be monitored. In the picture displayed one can clearly see that to the naked eye this tooth looked 100%. This patient also displayed no clinical signs and was booked in for a routine dental due to bad breath. On xray one can clearly see the disease process (black areas) at each of the molar roots. These are tooth root abscesses and the one is even beginning to eat away at the root tip. This tooth definitely needs to be extracted!

12.01.2022 Unfortunately our phones seem to be playing up again. :( If for any reason you cant get through to our phone number 9306 3911 then please email us at [email protected] or call 0417 789 355 as a last resort :) Thank you for your understanding!

11.01.2022 Veterinary services have officially been classed as essential both in Western Australia and Nationwide. We have fielded a lot of questions and calls over the last few days as to whether we will remain open - the answer to this is YES, we will remain open. The Australian Veterinary Association has done a huge amount of work lobbying on our and your pets behalf and we are extremely appreciative of their hard work and result in this regard. Our opening hours remain the same exce...pt for Sundays where we will be open from 9am to 1pm. We are, therefore, still committed to providing you and your pets with full veterinary care 7 days a week. From tomorrow, we will also be splitting our staff into 2 resource teams (1 week on and 1 week off). This is to ensure continued veterinary care under all possible circumstances. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank all of our wonderful clients for their care, patience and understanding displayed during this time and also hugely to my staff who have just been magnificent in their commitment and resilience. Thank you, Dr Wayne Shipham See more

11.01.2022 Bee Stings Our pets at home (especially curious dogs!) can sometimes put their paws or nose a little too close to an insect and get a nasty surprise. Bee stings and insect bites can cause a wide range of signs from just pain at the time all the way through to severe anaphylactic reactions. Allergic reactions can be as mild as a swelling or possibly severe and life-threatening. ... If you find that your furry friend has developed a swollen paw or muzzle and hives it is very possible they are having an allergic reaction. Sometimes if the insect is eaten a sting or bite in the mouth can lead to trouble eating, vomiting and sometimes issues with coughing and breathing. This is an urgent situation and veterinary care should be sought out immediately. If you catch your animal in the act of playing with an insect it may be in their best interest to stop them if you can. If you do suspect they have been bitten or stung, it is worthwhile having them examined by a veterinarian for possible signs of an allergic reaction.

11.01.2022 Stray Cat - Please Share This little lady was found in Wanneroo on the 28th of December. She has no microchip, no collar but is desexed. Please call the clinic on 9306 3911.

10.01.2022 Lets talk pups and intestinal worms. Intestinal worms can be quite a yuck topic to discuss however, if left untreated intestinal worms are extremely detrimental to the health of animals, so routine working must never be over looked. We use an allwormer called Endogard. Routine worming with Endogard reduces the risk of infestation for pets, protecting all members of the family. ... Endogard provides broad spectrum control against the most commin intestinal worm species - roundworm, whipworm, hooking and tapeworm, including hydatids. Dogs need to be wormed at different times during their lives. Puppies are treated at 2, 4, 8 and 12 weeks old. Adults are require treatment every three months. These tablets are cost effective and are available as an over the counter medication. If you have any further questions please write them below or ask when coming in to buy worming treatment.

10.01.2022 Our 2021 calendars are ready! They're available for $20. Please call reception on 9306 3911 so we can save a copy for you.

09.01.2022 REUNITED: Another day another stray. Found Wanneroo area, female older lady no microchip. Proof of ownership required. Thanks

09.01.2022 December 2021 Calendar Winner We have finished our Drovers Vet Hospital 2021 Calendar. We had so much fun selecting our winners and are very thankful for the amount of entries we had. Every day we will reveal each months winner. ... The calendar is $20 and is available for pre-purchase now! If you would like to secure one of these calendars please call reception on 9306 3911 or pop in to reception. The calendar will arrive before Christmas. All profit made is being donated to Saving Animals Matters.

09.01.2022 Is there anything more sweet than puppies in graduation hats? These cheeky little pups are recent graduates from our Puppy Pre School. One of our fabulous nurses Rachel who has a keen interest in training runs these classes. The classes are once a week for four weeks. The price for the four classes is $110.... Please contact reception on 9306 3911 for more information.

08.01.2022 Merry Christmas! A friendly reminder that we are not open today. We are sending Christmas wishes to all our wonderful clients and patients. Remember to keep a very close eye on all the delicious foods and toys today to ensure our furry friends don't eat them!

08.01.2022 Our Nurse Tracey being an absolute legend walking 4 cavoodles! Has anyone on here walked more than four dogs at a time?

08.01.2022 June 2021 Calendar Winner We have finished our Drovers Vet Hospital 2021 Calendar. We had so much fun selecting our winners and are very thankful for the amount of entries we had. Every day we will reveal each months winner. ... The calendar is $20 and is available for pre-purchase now! If you would like to secure one of these calendars please call reception on 9306 3911 or pop in to reception. The calendar will arrive before Christmas. All profit made is being donated to Saving Animals Matters.

08.01.2022 Found bunny in Carramar please share* This little lady is currently in hospital after being found on Saturday 28th of November. She is currently being treated by us. ... If this is your bun please contact us on 9306 3911. Proof of ownership is required.

08.01.2022 The life of a kitten

08.01.2022 Lindt and Poppy having a cuddle! Share with us photos of your pets having a cuddle.

08.01.2022 April 2021 Calendar Winner We have finished our Drovers Vet Hospital 2021 Calendar. We had so much fun selecting our winners and are very thankful for the amount of entries we had. Every day we will reveal each months winner. ... The calendar is $20 and is available for pre-purchase now! If you would like to secure one of these calendars please call reception on 9306 3911 or pop in to reception. The calendar will arrive before Christmas. All profit made is being donated to Saving Animals Matters. :)

08.01.2022 This little man was found in Butler. He has been hanging around the finders neighbourhood for about 2 years. We would to find the owners if possible. Please call the clinic on 9306 3911. Proof of ownership will be required.

07.01.2022 May 2021 Calendar Winner We have finished our Drovers Vet Hospital 2021 Calendar. We had so much fun selecting our winners and are very thankful for the amount of entries we had. Every day we will reveal each months winner. ... The calendar is $20 and is available for pre-purchase now! If you would like to secure one of these calendars please call reception on 9306 3911 or pop in to reception. The calendar will arrive before Christmas. All profit made is being donated to Saving Animals Matters.

07.01.2022 REUNITED : Kitten found in Banksia Grove. Owners will be required to provide details and proof of ownership. Not looking to rehome at this time thanks

06.01.2022 Job opportunities Exciting and rewarding opportunities are available for Full time and Casual RECEPTIONISTS to join our team. Full time position- Start date - Early Feb You will be an experienced receptionist with outstanding customer service skills. You thrive in a fast paced environment, have experience with multiple phone lines, are efficient at multi tasking and enthusiastic about providing exceptional service to our Clients and Patients. A passion for all creatures grea...t and small is a must and Veterinary reception experience will be highly regarded, but not essential. If you have that special something to add to our fantastic team, we want to meet you. Our hours are 8am to 7pm weekdays and 8am to 5pm weekends, this position may require some evening and weekend work so your willingness and availability is must. Casual position We need you now!! You will possess all of the above qualities, however reception experience is not essential. If you have that special something we are looking for, we can teach you the rest. Must be available to work some evenings and weekends. Please forward your expression of interest, along with your CV to [email protected] See more

06.01.2022 Pain in Cats Cats are often really good at hiding when they're in pain. Some common signs you may see in cat that's in pain include;... -Excessive meowing -Altered meowing or purring sounds -Hissing or growling -Reluctance to move, or moves stiffly -Trembling or shaking when standing -Less playful -Hiding -Changes in sleeping patterns -Difficulty entering the litter box -Licking, biting, or over grooming resulting in a skin condition Cats metabolise medications differently to people therefore, many commonly available human medications may be dangerous to cats. If you have recognised some of these symptoms in your cat please seek veterinary advice. We are always available to help furry friends in need. :)

05.01.2022 What a place for a photoshoot Here's Ruby and her chihuahua besties soaking up the sun.

05.01.2022 We are still experiencing phone issues, we can only apologise for the inconvenience and promise you we are working on the issue. Please call us on 0417 789 355 if you are unable to reach us on our business number. Many thanks for your patience and understanding the team at Drovers Vet Hospital

04.01.2022 Update** Rebal is home with his family. Please help us find Rebels family. This is Rebel he is a six year old male whos microchip details are not up to date. ... He was found in Mariginiup this morning. Please call us on 9306 3911.

04.01.2022 July 2021 Calendar Winner We have finished our Drovers Vet Hospital 2021 Calendar. We had so much fun selecting our winners and are very thankful for the amount of entries we had. Every day we will reveal each months winner. ... The calendar is $20 and is available for pre-purchase now! If you would like to secure one of these calendars please call reception on 9306 3911 or pop in to reception. The calendar will arrive before Christmas. All profit made is being donated to Saving Animals Matters.

04.01.2022 November 2021 Calendar Winner We have finished our Drovers Vet Hospital 2021 Calendar. We had so much fun selecting our winners and are very thankful for the amount of entries we had. Every day we will reveal each months winner. ... The calendar is $20 and is available for pre-purchase now! If you would like to secure one of these calendars please call reception on 9306 3911 or pop in to reception. The calendar will arrive before Christmas. All profit made is being donated to Saving Animals Matters.

04.01.2022 Look at this little cutie Can anyone guess his breed and age?

04.01.2022 Lest we forget - we remember them all. A different ANZAC Day today - but not in terms of meaning.

04.01.2022 To live the life of a cat Share with us photos of your cat living their best life

03.01.2022 Please help** Ive just spoken to a very distressed lady searching for her 6 month old Aussie Shepherd puppy thats gotten out onto PINJAR ROAD. If anyone one has seen or heard anything please contact us immediately. Mum is very worried that the puppy has been hit by a car. ... The puppy has been missing for two hours. Owner does not have social media so please help us by sharing this post!

03.01.2022 This is one of our nurses cats Kit Kat. Kit Kat was a little stray that Jayde hand reared from only 78 grams! She now weighs about 4kgs and is absolutely thriving. A little bit of milk and love goes a long way with these little babies. <3

03.01.2022 Update** We are very close to announcing the winners of the 2021 Calendar! Please keep a close eye on our page to see if your furry little friend has been crowned a winner. :)

03.01.2022 Oh Boston Here's Bosten being such a good boy presenting himself for his x-rays prior to having orthopaedic surgery. What an absolute star patient

02.01.2022 *LOST DOG PLEASE SHARE* This sweet little lady was found wandering in the Banksia grove area. She is microchipped but unfortunately its not registered so we are unable to retrieve any details from it, she does not have a collar or any tags. ... We are thinking her age is roughly around 8 years, she does also have some underlying health conditions. Female Unknown if desexed Middle aged between 6-9 years Lovely friendly nature

02.01.2022 You may have noticed that some of our normal products are no longer being routinely stocked. However, we are still more than happy to order them in for you (usually the wait is only 2 days). The Royal Canine Adult Neutered female and male range is still available to purchase in wet food sachets, 1.5kg, 3.5kg and 10kg bags.

02.01.2022 On Sunday we had someone bring us an injured bobtail. We are seeking the finder of this Bobby to gain some further information about where it was found. Please call the clinic on 9306 3911.

02.01.2022 COMPETITION TIME!!! Your pet could win a starring role in our 2021 Calendar!! Calendars will be available for purchase at our hospital and all profits will go directly to https://www.facebook.com/savinganimalsmatters/ Rules How to enter... Photos may only be submitted via email to [email protected] Photo Eligibility Photos must be in JPEG, .jpg format. Photos must be in a high / medium resolution, low resolution photos will not be considered for the calendar. Photos must contain one or more pets. Photos must NOT contain people. Photos must depict the animal in a human environment. Photos deemed inappropriate, indecent, or inhumane will be removed from the contest. Photos must be taken by the entrant or have permission of the photographer to submit their image. Photographs must be in colour. Multiple photos can be submitted. If the pet featured in the photo is not owned by the entrant, the entrant must receive written permission from the pet owner to submit the pets image in the contest. After entry Drovers Vet Hospital has the right to use the entered photo in any media and promotional activities. Drovers Vet Hospital may edit, modify, publish, distribute, copy and or reproduce the photo. Drovers Vet Hospital reserves the right to remove any entry and content at its own discretion at any time. Contest entrants will not receive any compensation for their photos. Winner(s) The 12 winning photos will be voted for by a selected panel outside of our hospital. Winners will be announced via social media on 30 October 2020. Winners will not receive any monitory reward, the first place winner will be our calendar cover star and will receive 2 calendars and a photo shoot with https://www.facebook.com/Capturedbycasmyers The 11 other winners will each receive 2 calendars. Drovers Vet Hospital will choose which picture will be featured on which month of the calendar. Drovers Vet Hospital reserves the right to remove any photo entry from the contest for any reason at any time. Drovers Vet Hospital reserves the right to use any photo entries for any purpose at any time. By submitting a photograph to the calendar contest you are agreeing with these terms and conditions as set out above.

01.01.2022 This is Lindt one of our nurses Traceys bunny. Lindt is currently on Meloxicam to help treat her dacrocystitis (blocked tear duct). Luckily for Tracey Lindt absolutely loves her medication!

01.01.2022 Just a friendly reminder there are more road closures over the weekend. Please be mindful that the roundabout is closed this weekend. If travelling north on Wanneroo Road you shouldnt be affected. However, if coming from other directions you may need to follow detour signs through Banksia Grove/Carramar to get here. We apologise for the inconvenience! www.mainroads.com.au

01.01.2022 "Hello my name is Rosie and I will be your receptionist today."

01.01.2022 March 2021 Calendar Winner We have finished our Drovers Vet Hospital 2021 Calendar. We had so much fun selecting our winners and are very thankful for the amount of entries we had. Every day we will reveal each months winner. ... The calendar is $20 and is available for pre-purchase now! If you would like to secure one of these calendars please call reception on 9306 3911 or pop in to reception. The calendar will arrive before Christmas. All profit made is being donated to Saving Animals Matters. :)

01.01.2022 REMINDER Temporary change to our opening hours on Sunday until further notice! Sunday 8am - 2pmREMINDER Temporary change to our opening hours on Sunday until further notice! Sunday 8am - 2pm