Pets and Vets WA in Exmouth, Western Australia | Veterinary surgeon

Pets and Vets WA

Locality: Exmouth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9949 2499

Address: 5 Krait Street, Exmouth 6707 Exmouth, WA, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 The lovely Jack, who recently visited our Kalgoorlie Vet Clinic for a check up.

25.01.2022 Ted and Spencer getting cuddles from trainee Vet Nurse, Karlie, at Lockyer Avenue Vet Hospital. #perth pets #dogsofperth #petsandvets #aussievets #vetnurse

24.01.2022 We’re continuing our focus on skin issues by looking at some of the treatment options for pets with sensitive skin. Remember, if your pet shows signs of skin irritation always discuss symptoms with one of our friendly vets before deciding on a treatment plan. Medication - If you notice any skin irritation in your pet, always discuss it with your vet. They will be able to help you identify the source of the problem and may recommend suitable medication to treat the issue. ... Shampoo - Medicated or non-medicated shampoos can help soothe itchy skin, as well as treat pyoderma and parasitic infections. Never use human shampoo on your pet. Supplements - Some skin conditions may benefit from dietary/vitamin supplements. Work with your vet to find the suitable supplement and dosage. Food - A prescription diet may be recommended to help soothe and strengthen your pet’s skin. For dogs, we recommend Hill’s Prescription Diet Derm Defense. For cats, Hill’s Prescription Diet d/d. Topicals - Certain ointments, creams and sprays may help combat infection, itch, inflammation and parasites. Ask your vet about suitable topical treatments for your pet. See more

24.01.2022 HAPPY EASTER FROM THE EXMOUTH VET CLINIC! Please please please keep ALL chocolate out of your dogs reach this Easter (& always) Dogs are opportunistic and don't understand how sick it can make them! There will be no vet staff in Exmouth town this Easter weekend. ... so be a responsible fur parent and keep it well out of their way :) Happy holidays everybody!!

23.01.2022 Under the Microscope - Ella, Vet Nurse Ella has been with the Vic Park and Lathlain Vet Clinics since 2008! She has always been a big animal lover and her home is filled with three cats, four rabbits, Captain the crazy Irish Setter and Dorris the python, along with her husband and two young daughters. She enjoys all aspects of veterinary nursing, especially exotic animals.

22.01.2022 World Wildlife Day 2021 is celebrating Forests and Livelihoods: Sustaining People and Planet. This theme celebrates the central role of forests, forest species and ecosystems that sustain the livelihoods of millions of people globally. Have a look at https://www.wildlifeday.org to see how you can get involved! #ForestPeoplePlanet #WorldWildlifeDay #WWD2021 #petsandvets #wildlife #forests #sustainability #planet https://www.wildlifeday.org

21.01.2022 There can be a variety of reasons for your dog’s kidney disease. The good news is Hill’s Prescription Diet range is formulated to help maintain your dogs kidney health. Hill's nutritionists and veterinarians developed Hill's Prescription Diet to support your dog's kidney health. In fact, k/d is clinically tested nutrition to improve & lengthen quality of life. Speak to one of our friendly vets to learn more about how the right diet can help manage your dog’s kidney health.... #hillspets #aussievets #perthvets #petsandvetswa #dogsofperth See more

21.01.2022 Today is World Animal Day! Show your pets how much you love and appreciate them today. Herding dogs are incredibly smart and always on the move. ... your new best friend, herding breed dogs make great additions to every kind of home. ... Like most herding breed dogs, Australian Cattle Dogs are active, intelligent, and loyal. For World Animal Day we would like to thank all those hard working Australian Dogs that help out our local farmers. Please check out Pets & Vets history with cattle dogs here: https://petsandvetswa.com.au/our-history/

20.01.2022 Happy Friday from us at the vet clinic! We're happy to be able to tell you we have a locum vet joining us from 12th April -8th May. Please call the clinic on 9949 2499 to arrange appointments and procedures and don't rely on Facebook. ... Have a great weekend!

19.01.2022 Turbo visited the Vic Park Vet Clinic for a cherry eye repair. #puppy #puppylove #puppiesofinstagram #petsandvets #doghealth #vetswa #eyesurgery #dogsofperth

17.01.2022 RABBIT VACCINATION DAY THURSDAY 17th SEPT Please call the Exmouth Vet Clinic on 9949 2499 to book your bunny in for their annual vaccination.

15.01.2022 Hi Exmouth! The Exmouth Vet Clinic will be open with a nurse present for questions and sale of food and over the counter treatments all this week between 9-4 daily. Veterinarian, Dr Katy, will be available for consultations... Monday 9.30 - 4 Tuesday 12 - 4 Wednesday 12 - 4 Thursday 9 - 4 Friday NOT AVAILABLE Please contact the Exmouth clinic on 9949 2499 during opening hours or send a detailed message to 0437 316 118 outside of normal hours and you will be contacted back.

15.01.2022 Today is Ginger Cat Appreciation Day! If you have a ginger feline at home, be sure to show them some extra love today Check out some fun facts about ginger cats here: bit.ly/8-facts-ginger-cats

15.01.2022 Beautiful Buddha recently visited our Exmouth Vet Clinic for a general health check. Buddha is 18 years young!!!

14.01.2022 Gorgeous Pets + Vets poster pup Pokey, visiting the Red Dog statue in Dampier.

14.01.2022 Hi Exmouth! Due to work commitments in Carnarvon There will not be an on call vet available in Exmouth today. Please send a detailed message to 0437 316 118 for any questions or contact the Karratha Vet Clinic (0403 160 542 ) or Carnarvon for genuine emergencies....

14.01.2022 There can be a variety of reasons for your cat’s digestive issues. The good news is Hill’s Prescription Diet range is formulated to help maintain your cat's digestive health. Hill's nutritionists and veterinarians developed Hill's Prescription Diet to support your cat's digestive health. In fact, i/d is specially formulated to help improve digestion and stool quality in cats. Speak to one of our friendly vets to learn more about how the right diet can help manage your cat’...s digestive health. #catsofaustralia #catsofinsta #petsandvets #perthvets #aussievets #hillspets. #hillsfood See more

14.01.2022 ~ OWNER FOUND ~ thank you all for sharing the post, her owners have been found !!! H E L P ... this little chihuahua called Sox has just been handed into us at the Victoria Park Vet clinic, found on Somerset St. She is unharmed but we have no contact for her current owner. The tags she has around her neck are illegible. If you know who the owner is, please call us on 9362 5933

14.01.2022 There can be a variety of reasons for your cat's itchy, scratchy skin condition, including sensitivities to food. The good news is, most cats with these skin conditions can benefit from simply changing their diet. Hill's nutritionists & veterinarians developed Hill's Prescription Diet d/d to support your cat's skin and food sensitivities. In fact, d/d is clinically proven to help avoid reactions to food. Helps improve digestion & stool quality... Visible improvement in skin & coat Helps maintain a healthy skin barrier Supports a healthy immune system Limited ingredient nutrition with single intact animal protein Clinically proven antioxidants Speak to one of our friendly vets to learn more about how the right diet can help manage your cat’s skin sensitivities.

13.01.2022 Dr Katy Davis will be back in Exmouth on 17 + 18 February. Call 9949 2499 now to book in for a consults, vaccinations or surgeries.

13.01.2022 Dr Katy is a brilliant vet who works tirelessly to provide a high standard of care for pets in the Pilbara region. Here she is with gorgeous Marley, the gentle giant 70kg Great Dane

12.01.2022 Beautiful Burmese Molly recently had her vaccination at the Vic Park Vet Clinic. #petsandvets #perthvets #burmese #burmesecats #catsofperth #cathealth #vaccinate #vaccinateyourpets

12.01.2022 Looking after your pet’s skin is super important for maintaining their overall health, yet it’s an area that’s often forgotten by pet owners. Here are a few facts from @HillsPetNutritionAustralia that might surprise you!

10.01.2022 Today is Dr Katy's last day in Exmouth. Please note that the next vet will be in town on Wednesday 07/10/2020 after 3pm. The practice will be open on Monday and Tuesday for food sales. Please call us on 9949 2499 to book an appointment.

07.01.2022 Meet eight week old dachshund pup Himawari, who popped in to say hi to our Vic Park Vet Clinic staff

07.01.2022 Just like us, our pets are surrounded by environmental irritants each and every day. Fleas, pollen and even the dust in our homes can cause a skin condition in some dogs that may lead to scratching, sometimes excessively. This is unpleasant for your pet and can also be difficult for everyone else in the family. The good news is most dogs with these skin conditions can benefit simply from the right food. We recommend Hill’s Prescription Diet: Derm Defense to strengthen your do...g’s skin barrier and drive healthy skin from within. Helps strengthen skin barrier Drives healthy skin from within Formulated to help soothe and nourish skin & coat Helps skin to recover naturally Holistic long-term solution supporting a healthy immune system Speak to one of our vets to learn more about how the right diet can benefit your dog if they have sensitive skin.

06.01.2022 There will be no vet available in Exmouth on Friday 11th & Saturday 12th due to work commitments In Carnarvon. Please contact the Karratha Vet Hospital on 9185 1600 for veterinary advice. There will be a nurse in Exmouth Vet Clinic today for food and other over the counter purchases....

05.01.2022 DOG DISEASE ALERT The Department of Primary Industries and local vets on the ground have been monitoring and undertaking disease surveillance of the emerging disease Ehrlichia in dogs since towards the beginning of the year. Through prompt recognition of this disease by vets in the Northern Territory and Kimberley region, we have been on the forefront of monitoring the spread of this disease which has unfortunately travelled faster and further than originally expec...ted. The disease has now been confirmed in most of the northern regions, including the bordering Pilbara and Gascoyne. There has been very detailed information on the emerging nature of this disease available through all local vet clinics in Northern Western Australia and the DPI websites for over 6 months now. As it stands there has been one confirmed case of Ehrlichia in a dog travelling through Exmouth and one confirmed case of a local dog with Anaplasmosis (an endemic disease to northern Australia). Please note, this is not a new type of tick, but a previously exotic tick born disease that is now being spread through the common Brown Dog Tick. Signs to look out for in your dog include: Fever Lethargy Inappetence Weight loss Possible bleeding If you are concerned about your dog, please contact your closest vet clinic where the appropriate testing will be performed. The best way to break this cycle of infection is appropriate tick control, so please contact your vet regarding the most appropriate tick control for your dog. Whilst this will not completely stop the risk of infection (as the tick preventions still require the tick to bite and feed) it will help to significantly reduce the risk to the overall population. As per previous tick born disease, Ehrlichia also poses a zoonotic potential so please ensure to perform thorough tick searches on your dogs and yourselves especially after bush walking or similar activities that increase the risk of ticks bites, and contact your doctor if you are concerned. Again, if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Exmouth Vet Clinic on 9949 2499.

05.01.2022 The adorable Daisy Duke recovering from her desexing at our Vic Park Vet Clinic.

05.01.2022 VET AVAILABLE Dr Katy will be available at the clinic on Wednesday 18th and Thursday 19th from 9am-4pm. Please call us on 9949 2499 to book an appointment.

03.01.2022 We understand how important it is for our pets to have healthy skin and fur, so this month we’ll be focusing on skin conditions, their symptoms, causes and treatments. The condition of your pet’s skin and fur can be a good measure of their overall health, and may even indicate underlying illnesses that are causing ongoing discomfort. If you notice any signs of skin irritation in your pet, always book a consultation with one of our friendly vets. They will able to help determi...ne the cause of your pet’s condition and can recommend the most suitable treatment and diet. Let's get started with the symptoms and causes of skin irritation in pets: Symptoms to look out for: Chewing/licking Discolouration Scratching/rubbing Sores/discharge Dry, flaky skin Hair loss Matted hair Bumps/rashes Red skin/ears Scooting Head shaking Odour Common causes of skin irritation: Environmental Allergies - Pollen, household dust, mould and plants can cause an allergic reaction in pets. Hormonal Imbalances - If your pet’s endocrine system generates a level of hormones that’s too high or low a range of skin problems can occur. Skin Infections - Cuts and scrapes, as well as floppy ears and skin folds that are difficult to clean, can put your pet at risk for bacterial infections. Food Intolerances - Pets can have an allergic reaction to certain food ingredients. This may occur the first time your pet is exposed to an ingredient or could develop over time. Parasites - Fleas, lice and mites can all cause skin irritation. Not only do parasites carry disease, they can have an unhealthy effect on your pet’s skin, and can eventually cause tissue damage.

02.01.2022 Bruno arrived with his overnight bag for his TPLO surgery with Dr Julian at our Vic Park Vet Clinic. Surgery is never fun, but we know he’ll be feeling much better soon!

02.01.2022 Today is International Dog Day and we’re celebrating man’s best friend. Share a photo of your pal and let us know what you love most about them.

02.01.2022 Remember the importance of desexing your pets. We are currently inundated with litters of kittens too young to feed and they need to be bottle fed. If you can assist with fostering kittens, please call SAFE on 08 9185 4634