PETstock VET in Midland, Western Australia | Pet service

PETstock VET

Locality: Midland, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9274 6755

Address: 3/5 Clayton St 6056 Midland, WA, Australia

Website: www.petstock.com.au/vet

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25.01.2022 Wholesome kitten cuddles with nurse Nadia This little one, named Sassy, is a rescue kitten who was transferred to our Toowoomba store for adoption. We love working with our stores to ensure all rescues find their forever homes

23.01.2022 First vaccinations for these new pups They'll soon be ready to take on the world. - Making sure young puppies go through their full vaccination program BEFORE mingling outside the house and with other dogs is essential to their health. Speak to your local vet if you're unsure about the specifics.

23.01.2022 Choosing the perfect dog kennel for your pooch can be an exciting time. Just make sure you consider all the specifics before making your final selection. Read more on the Pet Smarts Blog

21.01.2022 Not all patients are this calm Pumba really found some zen and was totally unfazed but the whole visit He can hang anytime.

20.01.2022 Annual vaccination date with the whole crew Dr Elise from PETstock VET Toowoomba really got the cutie quota today. Jealous? The crew: Hank, Willow and Bailey

20.01.2022 Meet Gypsy A new mum who was brought into our PETstock VET Gosford clinic after she was struggling to deliver her kittens. After being admitted to our clinic, X-rays confirmed Gypsy had two babies still in her stomach, which she was unable to deliver. Dr Leah and Dr Graeme decided to perform a C-section to ensure the safe delivery of the remaining two kittens. All was a success during the procedure, with the entire kitten crew now safe and healthy. We love an ending (or beginning) like this

20.01.2022 Many of our vets have their own areas of specialisation and interest. It's really inspiring and a big benefit to our patients! This is Dr Cass, from PETstock VET North Lakes. Dr Cass is currently completing her PHD in 'Investigating the role of dogs in Vector Borne diseases in Mongolia'. We wish her all the best for her PHD, and we're pretty jealous of that puppy pic

19.01.2022 Working with animals delivers all sorts of happiness. Meet Ernie. He recently visited our PETstock VET Robina Clinic for a puppy health check Did you know we offer FREE puppy health checks to little ones under the age of 16 weeks? Find out more: https://bit.ly/puppyhealthcheck

16.01.2022 Shout out to cute Calvin He's been a regular at PETstock VET Bunbury since January 2018 and is well and truly a favourite face in the clinic. He's in excellent health and just pops by for vaccinations and cuddles. Emphasis on the cuddles Can we get some love for Calvin??

16.01.2022 Possum magic These two baby possums were found safe after their mother was unfortunately hit by a car. The team at PETstock VET Toowoomba held and cared for these cuties until a wildlife carer picked them up. We wish them all the love

16.01.2022 Recovery cuddles that make us smile After having her desexing procedure, Miss Ivy was up for all the cuddles that could be provided by our Gosford team.

16.01.2022 When you see them grow up

13.01.2022 Narla loves attention Don't we all! She recently came into the clinic for her regular vaccinations. Each time she does, we fall in love with her over and over again. Narla first came to visit us at just eight weeks of age. BIG LOVE to all our regulars

13.01.2022 Meet Millie, who recently visited for a routine spay During surgery, as Dr Abbie White was examining the gastrointestinal tract, she felt an unusual firm swollen section of the intestine. Dr Abbie explored further and discovered a foreign object. This ended up being seed from a peach, which had somehow lodged itself in the intestine. ... What was supposed to be a routine spay turned into a spay and laparotomy. Lucky for Millie the seed was identified, and she has now fully recovered

13.01.2022 The fresh face of dog who's had a dental clean. Who's happier?

12.01.2022 While most of our patients are of the four-legged variety, we do have a range of birds who tend to visit As a bird lover, nurse Casey is always happy to provide some TLC to our feathered friends.

12.01.2022 Today is Take Your Dog To Work Day! We are 100% behind pet-friendly and dog-friendly offices, especially knowing how much they can bring light to someone's day. Find out some of the benefits and handy advice

10.01.2022 The case of Daisy the duck Daisy visited PETstock VET Gosford after her owners noticed she was a little bit sore on her feet. After an examination with our vets, she was found to have Bumblefeet! Bumblefoot is the infection and inflammation of the foot, or in this case, feet! It can be caused by a number of problems including trauma, diet and/or husbandry. With a little bit of tweaking of Daisy's home care, some very cute foot bandages and surgery to debulk the worst of the lesions, we expect Daisy to make a full recovery. She was a model patient in hospital and enjoyed lots of attention

10.01.2022 Poor Kasey visited our PETstock VET Cannington clinic recently, after a very nasty wound to her thigh. It was unknown how the injury occurred, but it was quickly stitched up on the first visit. Unfortunately, due to the location of injury (which sees lots of movement of the skin), Kasey returned the very next day with wound dehiscence, and breakdown had occurred The team at Cannington re-sutured the wound and Penrose drain placed. The very same thing happened after the se...cond visit. So, with some creative thinking, Dr Ivan provided Kasey with a tie-over bandage - success! Kasey has since been visiting for bandage changes but is well on the way to recovery

09.01.2022 Surgery success Six month old Australian Bulldog, Lainie, recently visited PETstock Waurn Ponds for BOAS surgery. - BOAS stands for Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome. It is a group of conditions resulting from the body conformation of the squishy faced breeds, as they quite often have a shortened head in relation to their airway passage. Due to their conformation, they struggle to breathe, especially during exercising, and are often more prone to collapsing an...d overheating. Lainie's parents had already completed research on this type of surgery well before she reached six months of age, and decided it was the right way forward. It was Dr Adrian Wallace, a registered specialist surgeon, who undertook the corrective surgery. After multiple procedures, including shortening her soft palate and widening of her nostrils, she recovered well. This beautiful girl was sent home the very same afternoon, and has since had a few post operation check ups. She's back to her happy self!

08.01.2022 Meet Miss Daisy She recently visited our Rouse Hill Clinic for bladder stones to be removed, which was a complete success and big relief to her humans. Now she's at home, recovering well. We wish her all the very best! Signs of bladder stones include: ... Urinating small amounts very frequently. Blood in the urine. Discoloured urine. Discomfort and difficulty urinating. Bloated or sensitive stomach. Avoidance of exercise. Pain in the kidney area. If your dog is showing any of these symptoms, please contact your local vet for further tests and investigation.

07.01.2022 Missy breathes easier again Little Missy was rushed into PETstock VET North Lakes, as her family had noticed she was very quiet, not eating, and had started breathing with her mouth open. Dr Jess found she was unable to get enough oxygen from room air, so was immediately given medicine to help her relax, then placed into a special oxygen tent. Her examination found that she had dull-sounding lungs, difficulty breathing in, and a heart murmur. It was found that Missy h...ad a life-threatening build-up of fluid around her lungs called a pleural effusion (or 'water on the lungs'). This made it impossible for her to inflate her lungs. As Missy deteriorated fast, Dr Jess performed an emergency thoracentesis, which is a sterile procedure where a needle is passed into the chest cavity to drain the fluid. Over 50ml of liquid was removed from her chest cavity! Once the fluid was removed, Missy immediately began to feel better and was transported to an emergency after-hours veterinary hospital for monitoring overnight. After an ultrasound, it was revealed that Missy had a heart condition called Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM). She started treatment immediately, and we're happy to say that Missy has made a good recovery.

07.01.2022 Another day, another cone, another cutie This is Teddy, and he has just been desexed. While he may not be super pleased right now, he's been a stellar patient, and we were really grateful for his company

07.01.2022 Archie's right at home at PETstock VET Robina He can definitely visit us again

06.01.2022 CONGRATS ELLIE Ellie recently completed her Cert 4 in Veterinary Nursing. Every day, our team work hard and study hard to ensure they're able to provide the best care to our patients. Ellie is one of many who continues to achieve and succeed at PETstock VET. We are fortunate to have her at our PETstock VET North Lakes Clinic.

05.01.2022 Meet Ollie He's 7 years old and a regular patient at PETstock VET Bunbury. He absolutely adores nurse Nikki, and has followed her around the North, Mid and Southwest. Ollie is being treated with 4cyte (a joint supplement), due to having a repaired cruciate and because of some excess weight he is carrying (we're working on that ). This treatment has helped Ollie get back out enjoying his favourite long walks on the beach, along with other activities. From here, some water t...herapy will follow, and we'll keep monitoring the improvement in his joints. We're with you Ollie, and we love you If your dog is experiencing any joint issues, please contact your local PETstock VET, and we'll be able to discuss the right treatment for your pooch. Every dog is different, and there are many different options available.

05.01.2022 Are you sick of protecting your couch from your cat? Don't forget, cat scratching is normal, healthy behaviour. However, there are ways you can prevent your furniture from being the target. Find out how...

05.01.2022 Meet Frankie, the parrot. This little guy came into our North Lakes clinic with a painful, swollen foot. Through a quick investigation it was found that the source of swelling was due to a tight leg band, that was cutting off his circulation. Side note: Leg bands are often applied by breeders to identify chicks, but as the bird grows, the band can become dangerously tight. If not addressed early, birds can lose their feet. In this case, it was a smooth process of removing the band with a surgical drill, leaving Frankie much happier.

04.01.2022 Before & after Gorgeous two-year old kelpie, Mila, recently visited our PETstock VET Craigieburn clinic for a Grade 2 dental - and the results were fantastic! Although she's looking a little deflated in these snaps, she was a really sweet patient, who now has full refreshed pearly whites.... Learn more about our dental services: http://bit.ly/YourPetsSmile

04.01.2022 80% of dogs will have some form of dental disease by the age of three. It's not good, and it's entirely preventable. Click through for some vital tips on keeping your dog's teeth healthy ...

04.01.2022 Want to make something for both you and your cat this weekend? PETstock's At Home With PETstock shows you how to create a cat-friendly garden that not only looks good but serves as a great interactive creation for your cat

03.01.2022 Another cute face in the clinic Venom is way more cuddly than his name suggests. Just look at those eyes.

03.01.2022 Did you know that out of the 42 teeth in your dog's mouth, we can only examine 34 of those teeth whilst they are awake? Archer, a registered Assistance Dog (swoon!) recently proved the value of a thorough dental examination under anesthetic. Booked in for a Grade 1 dental scale and polish at PETstock VET North Lakes, the most important part of Archer's procedure was the oral examination. While Dr Jess checked his teeth, back of his throat, the roof of his mouth and under... his tongue, she noticed a growth on his gums. Archer's mum wanted the very best for her special dog, so the lump was removed and sent away to a veterinary pathologist. Luckily for Archer, it was a benign growth, which only requires monitoring at this point - but it could have been much worse. Archer has now recovered well and is happily showing off his pearly whites

03.01.2022 "My girl Rosie, who gets regular dental cleans, was recently booked in for a Grade 1 Dental Clean. During this check, a slab tooth fracture was found and quickly treated. She is now happier than ever, and keeps her teeth clean with a dental diet and daily Greenies treats." Like humans, dental checks are SUPER important for long term health of teeth and gums. And, unlike humans, dogs can't always communicate the source of their pain. Always be on top of your dog's dental care routine.

01.01.2022 Flea and tick prevention is a normal part of pet care. However, the regularity of administering this prevention treatment sometimes gets forgotten. If you want to know WHY ticks are nasty news, keep reading

01.01.2022 Second vaccination - check Little Brodie is feeling mighty fine after some cuddles, treats and TLC. Who knew you could get this much love and attention from having a needle? Must be the face! As most of you know, puppies must have all the regular vaccination needles before becoming the social butterfly they are destined to become. Make sure you're ticking them off to prevent against Parvovirus, Distemper and Canine Infectious Hepatitis. Did you know we do FREE Puppy Health Checks? Learn more: https://bit.ly/PETstockVETPuppyKittenChecks