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Roleystone Animal Hospital

Locality: Kelmscott

Phone: +61 8 9390 4026

Address: 8 Fancote Street 6111 Kelmscott, WA, Australia

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

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20.01.2022 As most everyone would be aware, we are now under a 5-day mandatory lockdown. It is our priority to keep the hospital open and maintain excellent and safe care for our clients and their families, whilst also doing our bit to ensure effective social distancing as per WA government policies. As a consequence, for the duration of lockdown, we will be going back to contactless/‘curbside’ consultations - our front door will be locked and we ask that you ring from your car when you... arrive, a staff member will come out to retrieve your pet and bring them into the hospital. The vet will then ring you while you wait in your car and do the consultation over the phone. In accordance with current guidelines please wear a mask, and if you are unwell, do not attend your pet’s appointment. We will not be offering house calls at this time, except in specific extenuating circumstances. We ask for any food and medication orders to please ring us in advance - so that we can ensure we have adequate stock on hand and to arrange a pick up time for you. Wherever possible please also use EFTPOS. As the situation evolves, other changes may apply both for our profession and others, and we will continue to make it a priority to keep you updated. Be patient with us as we do everything in our power to be here for you and your family. In the meantime, please practice kindness, look after yourselves and each other, and know that we are here to help care for your fur family during these continued unprecedented times x

20.01.2022 Looking for some daily inspiration on the power of hard work? Check out Hendrix’s incredible journey below - lots of dedication from not only Dr Yoko and Nurse Rebecca, but also his family too. Happy Graduation Hendrix! Be sure to like and follow VRS for more amazing Before and After stories x

17.01.2022 Happy Father’s Day to all the fur and human Dads out there! Have a most excellent day

14.01.2022 As most everyone would be aware, we are now under a 4-day mandatory lockdown. It is our priority to keep the hospital open and maintain excellent and safe care for our clients and their families, whilst also doing our bit to ensure effective social distancing as per WA government policies. As a consequence, for the duration of lockdown, we will be going back to contactless/‘curbside’ consultations - our front door will be locked and we ask that you ring from your car when you... arrive, a staff member will come out to retrieve your pet and bring them into the hospital. The vet will then ring you while you wait in your car and do the consultation over the phone. In accordance with current guidelines please wear a mask when the nurses come out to greet you and your pet, and if you are unwell, do not attend your pet’s appointment. We will not be offering house calls at this time, except in specific extenuating circumstances. We ask for any food and medication orders to please ring us in advance - so that we can ensure we have adequate stock on hand and to arrange a pick up time for you. Wherever possible please also use EFTPOS. As the situation evolves, other changes may apply both for our profession and others, and we will continue to make it a priority to keep you updated. Be patient with us as we do everything in our power to be here for you and your family. In the meantime, please practice kindness, look after yourselves and each other, and know that we are here to help care for your fur family during these challenging times x

13.01.2022 Happy Mother’s Day to all the human and fur mums out there, enjoy this gorgeous day Credit: Getty Images

10.01.2022 Happy Vet Nurse Day! Our Vet Nurses are the heart of Roleystone Animal Hospital, essential to every moment of every day. We surprised the nurses with massages, cupcakes and pizza today, while Darling Range Wildlife Shelter and Lawnswood also dropped off some nice goodies! ... Thank you Bec, Rebecca, Adrian, Renee, Kate, Mickey and Emma We appreciate everything you do for our patients, their families and your team xx

08.01.2022 Welcome Reece! Reece is a 4th year Murdoch University vet student who has joined the team after doing work experience with us, helping out on Saturdays! Make sure to say hi when you are next in ‘Hi, my name is Reece! I grew up in Newcastle, NSW, with early onset enthusiasm for everything animal. Growing up with a native animal rehabilitator I was constantly surrounded by fur, feathers and scales, which encouraged my interest in fauna. ... I completed by Bachelor of Zoology at the University of New England in 2015 and then a Certificate III in captive animals soon after. After volunteering and working at zoos in NSW I realised my desire to work with animals in a way that promotes positive interactions between animals and humans. After much consideration, I concluded that I was extremely motivated to become a veterinarian. I am currently in my fourth year of my Veterinary Science/Doctor of Veterinary Medicine pathway, so most of the time I am studying and actively fighting off sleep. In my ‘spare’ time, you would probably find me gaming, watching movies, making music, or playing squash. I’m excited to meet you and your animal friends!’

06.01.2022 Roadworks affecting Hospital Access Please be advised that the Denny Avenue Rail Crossing roadworks will be impacting access to our hospital as of 03 May 2021, until the end of the month as follows: Fancote Street will be closed blocking access heading south along Page Road at the intersection in front of our hospital. (See map - green star is location of our hospital, red line is the closed road, including where it crosses Page Rd). Therefore, the only access to our c...lient parking lot will be on approach from the north side of Page Road. See the map below for detour in green-dashed line. Please update your travel plans accordingly! If you would like to receive updated directions, you can speak with one of our team members by calling 08 9390 4026.

06.01.2022 There are some great stories that go with each photo in the post below

03.01.2022 A MASSIVE congratulations to Dr Yoko on officially getting the newest chapter of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists (ANZCVS) established in Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation! The ANZCVS is the formal body that oversees and examines vets wishing to advance their skill and knowledge in a specific field of veterinary science, offering both Membership and Fellowship examinations. This new chapter means that Australian veterinarians can ...now start down the path of becoming specialists in the field of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation, like their American and European counterparts. Dr Yoko will now start studying for the inaugural membership exams to be held in 2022 - we wish her all the best in advancing her knowledge even further! ‘Members’ of the college have undertaken at least 400 hours of self directed study, and sat difficult exams with at least a 70% mark required to pass the examinations. ‘Fellows’ have studied for longer, undertaken residencies, more exams and once they pass, are eligible to register as specialists in their field. Well done Yoko for helping to establish our profession’s newest chapter! And if you’d like to see some amazing before and afters, check out Yoko’s rehab page: https://www.facebook.com/vetrehabservices/

03.01.2022 Annie the wombat was Dr Tiff’s assistant today, while little Nyal gave excellent cuddles!