Sage Vets in Perth, Western Australia | Veterinary surgeon

Sage Vets

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 6166 6329

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06.05.2022 ANZAC DAY Today we remember not only the veterans who have served for Australia, but also the courageous animals who also stood by their side Lest we forget ... #anzacday #anzacday2022 #sagevets

03.05.2022 From all of us at Sage Vets we wish you a safe and happy Easter.

28.04.2022 EASTER CHOCOLATE WARNING FOR PETS Chocolate is poisonous to dogs mostly because of its theobromine content, which dogs are unable to metabolize effectively. All types of chocolate are on the do-not-eat list but cooking chocolate, cocoa and dark chocolate generally have the highest levels of theobromine, and ingesting just a small amount of any of these can do a dog serious harm. Cooking chocolate is typically the most dangerous.... Once eaten, theobromine stimulates the nervous system, often causing an increased heart rate, increased urination and even seizures. The more theobromine that has been ingested, the worse the symptoms, so be on the lookout for the following signs of chocolate poisoning: vomiting diarrhoea increased thirst excessive panting shaking If your dog has eaten chocolate, or if you suspect he has, give us a call or if it is out of our opening hours contact WAVES emergency veterinary hospital as soon as you can. The vet will ask questions about the type and quantity of chocolate eaten and the weight and breed of your dog. This information helps to determine whether a toxic or lethal amount has been ingested and will dictate the type of treatment needed.

11.04.2022 Happy #NationalPetDay! Show us your beloved pets in comments #sagevets Celebrated annually on 11 April, National Pet Day encourages all of us to pay our pets some extra love and cuddles

02.04.2022 EASTER MEDICATION REMINDER If your pet requires a medication order soon. Please note during the Easter holiday period our suppliers will be closed for the holidays. So please call one of our nurses to arrange your pets medication/s prior to the Easter break.

25.01.2022 Sage Vets (Perth, Western Australia) is looking for a Vet Nurse Clinic Coordinator We’re searching for a passionate, experienced Clinic Nurse Coordinator to lead our South Street clinic team and coordinate our workflow. Who we are...Continue reading

24.01.2022 FOUND pet cockatiel Found in Winthrop, proof of ownership needed. At sage vets Bull Creek 93323735

23.01.2022 How cute is this little Goldie puppy! We had so much fun keeping this little pup up to date with flea and worming treatments when visiting our Bull Creek clinic recently. With spring here and the weather warming up it is very important to keep up with your dog and cats monthly flea and worming treatments to keep those annoying parasites away! We love to help our clients keep their pets happy and healthy. Our nurses are always happy to help answer any questions you hav...e on parasite control products. We also have everyday low prices on our Advocate range - an all in one, easy to apply, worm and flea product for dogs and cats.

23.01.2022 How beautiful and cute is Hudson who came to visit our Bull Creek clinic to spread some Christmas cheer and drop off a Christmas present for the team! Merry Christmas Hudson

23.01.2022 CURIOUS COCKIE Gday Perth, meet Ralph. This curious corella was caught on tape checking out a camera on Perths new Smart Freeway this morning.... "Whos a pretty boy?" Main Roads Western Australia.

23.01.2022 With the weather heating up we thought we would share some tips on how to keep your pets cool and safe on these hot days! Our South St and Bull Creek clinics are open on both days over the weekend should you need us!

22.01.2022 Sometimes we all just need a good ear massage #dukethecheetah

22.01.2022 Miss Bailey has had a very tiring day being doted on! This lovely young lady is on our Year One program which means her pawrents get free consultations and lots of other great discounts. We highly recommend the Year One program for all new puppies and kittens as all important procedures are covered like desexing, microchipping, vaccinations and parasite control. For more information about our Year One program please visit our website http://www.sagevets.com.au/year-one.html or give us a call on 08 6166 6329

22.01.2022 Hello everyone, our Bull Creek clinic is in desperate need of towels. If you have any spare that youre happy to donate please pop down to 81 Wheatley Drive in Bull Creek. It would be greatly appreciated

22.01.2022 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR JULY PUPPY PRESCHOOL CLASS!

22.01.2022 Today, on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month we pause to remember those men, women and animals who have served and sacrificed for their country. Today we remember those who volunteered, sacrificed, served, fought, and died, for our freedom. For those who paid the ultimate sacrifice to make Australia the country that it is. The "Animal" Poppy... Most people are unaware that as well as the traditional red poppy worn to mark the Armistice Day of 11 November 1918, that there is also the purple poppy, remembering animals that died during conflict. To commemorate all the animal deeds and sacrifices in war, the Australian War Animal Memorial Organisation (AWAMO) has issued a purple poppy, which can be worn alongside the traditional red one. Just like other countries including the United Kingdom people are encouraged to wear the purple poppy alongside the traditional red poppy as a reminder that both humans and animals have and continue to serve

22.01.2022 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT - with government Covid-19 regulations coming into effect from 12pm today. We will remain open as usual. We will just have some steps to follow in place - 1. We need to limit the number of clients in our clinic to 1 person in our consult rooms and 1 person in our waiting rooms with their pet. 2. To attend our clinics you NEED to be wearing a face mask as per government covid rules from 12pm today. We will be unable to see you in our clinics without a m...ask being worn. 3. Please ensure to sign in on the covid safe app upon entry into the clinics. If you have any questions or concerns please call and speak with one of our team members on 6166 6329.

22.01.2022 With Christmas fast approaching we thought we would share some information on festive foods that may cause your pets to become unwell should they eat them. Cats and dogs have different digestive systems to us, so while that extra slice of Christmas cake or slice of ham might not be harmful to us, it can be harmful to our fur babies. Below are some common foods we should not feed to our pets. Milk, cheese and dairy... Some dogs can ingest dairy without a problem, others experience digestive pain and allergic reactions. Cats cannot eat any dairy foods as they are lactose intolerant. Chocolate Chocolate contains a substance called theobromine which is toxic to cats and dogs. It can cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, heart problems, muscle tremors and seizures. The amount of theobromine depends on the type of chocolate eaten. Darker chocolate has a higher level of theobromine and is more toxic. Chocolate also contains caffeine which can cause some dogs and cats to become restless and suffer from rapid breathing, heart palpitations and muscle tremors. Grapes and raisins Grapes and raisins can be very dangerous for your dog. They can be highly toxic and not easily processed by their digestive system. Soon after eating them your dog may start vomiting, resulting in dehydration and possible kidney failure. The level of toxicity in cats is unknown, we advise to keep grapes and raisins out of reach from cats and dogs at all times. Garlic and onions Raw garlic and onions can cause gastrointestinal upsets and can cause anaemia if large volumes are consumed. In small amounts it is unlikely to cause issues but ongoing consumption can lead to digestive upsets. Alcohol Alcohol is very harmful in both cats and dogs and should be avoided. A small amount as little as a teaspoon of alcohol can lead to brain and liver damage in cats. A dogs digestive system is not able to handle alcohol and can result in kidney failure if consumed. Cooked bones It is best not to feed your dog or cat Cooked bones as they can splinter and cause internal damage to the digestive system. If you choose to feed bones raw bones are best as there is less chance of injury. Macadamia nuts It only takes eating a few macadamia nuts to make pets ill. Symptoms may include lethargy, vomiting, hyperthermia, muscle tremors and paralysis. Some other types of nuts, such as walnuts, can also be toxic to your pets. Treatment and prevention It your dog or cat has eaten any of the above foods, please reach out to our vets and nurses for advice. It also helps us by knowing how much they’ve eaten of any of these foods as this can assist us in providing appropriate treatment. The easiest way to avoid having to treat your pet is through prevention. Below is a cute video to show some of the foods our pets should not be eating or drinking this Christmas!

21.01.2022 How beautiful is this big puppy who visited our South St Clinic recently! We are so happy he is a member of our Year One family, as we get to see him often! Our year one program is specifically designed for puppies and kittens. It covers everything to keep them fit and healthy for the first important year of their life. Full puppy or kitten vaccination course ... 12 months supply of flea, heartworm and intestinal worm protection De-sexing Microchipping Unlimited vet consultations Unlimited nail trims If you would like to find out more about our Year One program feel free to call and speak with one of our nurses on 6166 6329.

21.01.2022 Sound on for Feline Dion TikTok: hunnies322

21.01.2022 Dr Sonea giving Zeus some cuddles while he was in hospital at our Bull Creek clinic today for an ultrasound of his heart. He was such a beautiful brave boy!

20.01.2022 Dr Sonea and Nurse Melody had so much fun checking over and cuddling with 6 puppies today. They came into our Bull Creek clinic for their important 6 week check up, vaccinations and microchips. They were all super brave and were just the cutest patients of the day #puppylove #puppy #lovemyjob

20.01.2022 Please help keep our wildlife safe by keeping your dogs on a lead around Bibra Lake and if you are visiting any other wetlands.

20.01.2022 Meet Manny! What a handsome boy, he came in for a lumpectomy this week and was such a good boy!

20.01.2022 How cute is Roxy she visited us at our South Street clinic last week! We can’t wait to see her again at her next puppy check up.

20.01.2022 An epic story of a reunion 12 years on, all thanks to a microchip! You can check your contact details are up to date using www.petaddress.com.au and your pets microchip number. If you dont know your little ones number, pop into your local vet clinic for a super quick scan! Call us on 6166 6329 if you need any help or book an appointment online at https://sagevets.azurewebsites.net/BookingApp/ if your little one needs a microchip!

19.01.2022 Isnt Anouk just gorgeous? Shes a 6 month old purebred German Shorthaired Pointer She came in this morning for her Advocate treatment and was an angel! This stunning young lady is on our Year One program which means her pawrents get free consultations and lots of other great discounts. We highly recommend the Year One program for all new puppies and kittens as all important procedures are covered like desexing, microchipping, vaccinations and parasite control. For more information about our Year One program please visit our website http://www.sagevets.com.au/year-one.html or give us a call on 08 6166 6329

19.01.2022 Happy Hump Day

19.01.2022 Perth, do you let your pets sleep in bed with you? They bring comfort and security, so its unsurprising that half of pet owners let animals sleep in their b...eds. But when Rufuss butt is on your pillow and an inch from your face, or Fluffys grooming you with her tongue from head to toe, youd be forgiven for wondering if it was damaging to your health or the cause of troubling behaviour. Let us know what you think DETAILS | https://ab.co/37AoDff

19.01.2022 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT OUR SAGE VETS CLINICS WILL BE OPEN during the 4 day lock down, but we need to let you know of a few changes when visiting us. 1. Please call us when you arrive at the clinic to be informed of any current updates and processes in place. ... Sage Vets South St - 9314 7444 Sage Vets Bull Creek - 9332 3735 Sage Vets Booragoon - 9330 1665 Sage Vets Fremantle - 9430 5777 2. We ask for your patience and understanding during the lock down. We will do our best to see you and your pets without delays. 3. We need to limit the number of clients in our clinic to 1 person in our consult rooms and 1 person in our waiting rooms with their pet. 4. To attend our clinics you NEED to be wearing a mask as per government rules. We will be unable to see you in our clinics without a mask being worn. 5. Please ensure to login to the WA Safe app upon entry into our clinics. If you have any questions or concerns please call and speak with one of our team members on 6166 6329.

18.01.2022 Planning a holiday down south and want to take your dog away with you?

17.01.2022 Definitely a keeper!

16.01.2022 #readyfortheweekend

16.01.2022 Happy World Bee Day! Today we celebrate everything about bees. Bees are vital for the preservation of ecological balance and biodiversity in nature. Its es...timated that one-third of the food that we consume each day relies on pollination by bees. Tag us in your posts @beedayau to help create more buzz #worldbeeday #bees #beesknees #beeday #beepolination #polination #savethebees #beelove #insect #sustainable #population #education #care #buzz #garden #plantsomething #parks #community #queenbee #plants #nature #food #earth #flowers #tree #beeday #love #pollinators

16.01.2022 Happy Mothers Day

15.01.2022 Happy Cat Lovers Month! A special shout out to our feline-loving families. To celebrate post a picture of your feline friend and tell us what makes your cat so special in the comments below!

15.01.2022 Happy Vet Nurse Day to our amazing team of nurses. A huge thank you for your dedication, hard work and for everything you do! We really appreciate all the love and care you provide to our patient's and client's. Thank you Robyn, Shannon, Helen, Chloe, Jessica, Keeley, Kristen, Aline, Sarah, JJ, Chathu, Breanna, Kendra, Rebecca, Annalise, Maddison and Melody. Enjoy your day!

15.01.2022 Sage Vets (Perth, Western Australia) is looking for a Clinic Nurse Coordinator We’re searching for a passionate, experienced Clinic Nurse Coordinator to lead our South Street clinic team and coordinate our workflow. Who we are Sage Vets is a locally-owned, locally-operated vet chain operating south of the river. Our story began in 2000 in a single clinic in Winthrop, and we’ve grown since then to offer our customers a choice of six clinic locations, and two specialised veteri...Continue reading

15.01.2022 Found: Loose Budgie! Found in Hamilton Hill this afternoon, is now being looked after at our South St clinic, please call 9314 7444 if you have lost a feathery friend. Proof of ownership required.

14.01.2022 Cats never listen to us hey?!

13.01.2022 UPDATE: Owner contacted and coming in! FOUND: Chihuahua loose on South St in Murdoch. Now at our Bull Creek clinic, she is microchipped but we havent been able to contact the owners as yet. Please call Sage Vets Bull Creek on 9332 3735

13.01.2022 With the severe weather forecast for Perth today we have some tips to keep your pets safe and secure during the storm. 1 KEEP PETS SECURE AND INDOORS - Provide a safe, secure den-like area in a small room. 2. CLOSE THE CURTAINS AND DOORS DURING THE STORM - This helps to dull the noise and seeing lighting flashes 3. BE SURE FENCES AND GATES ARE SECURE - Walk the perimeter of your home and check for open gates or holes in fences. ... 4. PREPARE FOR THE WORST - Ensure your dog has their collar with ID tag on. 5. TAKE NEW PICTURES OF YOUR PET - Just in case your pet gets lost and you need to share them on a post, if they go missing. 6. ENSURE YOUR PET IS MICRO-CHIPPED - If they already have a microchip ensure these details are up to date. Our Bull Creek and South St Clinics are open today until 4pm. If you have any questions on keeping your pets safe during the storms, please feel free to call and speak with one of our nurses on 6166 6329.

12.01.2022 Happy Hump Day! How beautiful is this koala hanging out in a Christmas tree

12.01.2022 Our Bull Creek nurse Keeley’s beautiful kitty came in for a check up. While visiting our nurse Robyn decided to give her a groom and make over. How do you like her Meowhawk?

10.01.2022 Happy international Dog Day Love dogs? So do we! Help us celebrate by posting a picture of your best friend #internationaldogday #doglife

10.01.2022 Apollo and Macy would like to wish everyone a happy Monday #bullterriersofinstagram #sagevets

09.01.2022 Check out this handsome lad! His name is Archie and he was very brave for his desexing procedure #americanstaffordshireterriersofinstagram #sagevets

08.01.2022 Lost Rabbit! This beautiful entire male rabbit was handed into our Bull Creek Clinic at 6pm Friday night (6/11/20). He was found along Pine Tree Gully Road, Willetton. Please call our clinic on 9332 3735 if you have any information.

08.01.2022 We are currently experiencing technical difficulties with our phones, all clinic phones are down. If you have an appointment or if your enquiry is urgent please come to our clinics straight away. Other wise feel free to message us over Facebook. We are working to get this issue resolved quickly.

07.01.2022 We love puppy kisses!

06.01.2022 Polly has been reunited with her owner!! FOUND FEMALE MALTESE X ROSSMOYNE This sweet little girl was found at 3pm on Central Rd in Rossmoyne. She is an female, entire, around 7 years old (we think), super friendly with no microchip. She is currently safe and getting lots of cuddles at our Bull Creek clinic. Please call us on 9332 3735 or send us a message if you know who this sweet girl belongs to.

06.01.2022 Yes @brover_the_bulldog your tongue is bigger than ours teehee!

05.01.2022 Congratulations to our August puppy preschool class!!!

04.01.2022 Happy International Cat Day

04.01.2022 We are excited to announce that our Puppy Preschool is back up and running! after a small break due to COVID-19 we are excited to be back up and training with you and your puppies! Our first class back starts on the 1st of July with only 10 spots available enquire now to secure your spot! We enrol our puppies between 8-14 weeks of age at the start of the course. To find out more about our classes please call your local Sage Vets Clinic on (08) 6166 6329... Sage Vets Clinic on (08) 6166 6329 See more

03.01.2022 SNAKE WARNING We have had several reports recently of people seeing snakes out and about in our local area. Please keep your eyes out for snakes in your local parks when walking and around your home and backyard if you live near bush land. WAVES have provided some great information on what you should do, should your pet be bitten by a snake. ... We are always here to help in an emergency. Just a reminder our South St and Bull Creek clinics are open 7 days and for extended hours, should you need us.

03.01.2022 Phones are back up and running thank you all for your patience

03.01.2022 If birds had arms...

02.01.2022 HAPPY FRIDAY How cute is this little kitten!

02.01.2022 Something exciting is happening at our Sage Vet clinics. Has your kitty or pupper recently been told by their vet that they need to go on some form of Prescription Diet? ... Whether it be for their teeth, joints, kidney function, skin allergies, digestive issues or simply to get their weight under control. We have just the promotion you've been wanting. For Sage Vets clients new to trying Hills Prescription Diets, you may be eligible for $30 off your 1st Hills purchase and $20 and $15 off subsequent purchases. Terms and Conditions apply. Please call or visit one of our clinics for more details. A SUPER SPECIAL shout out to our beautiful model Mortimer This gentle man has been in our clinic for the past week and is recovering from a fractured radius AND ulna. Such a brave man. We love him so much and so does his mum! In fact, she made the decision to put him on a weight reduction diet not only to aid in his overall wellbeing, but to also elevate the stress of his added chock to make for a swifter recovery. You go Mortimer (and mum!)

02.01.2022 ADVOCATE PROMOTION 20% off our already low prices of dog and cat 6 Packs Advocate Cats Orange 6 pack - Sale Price $55.99 (Saving of $41.00 RRP usually $96.99)... Advocate Cats Purple 6 pack - Sale Price $59.19 (Saving of $45.80 RRP usually $104.99) Advocate Dogs Green (2 x 3 packs) - Sale Price $87.36 (Saving of $48.62 RRP usually $135.98) Advocate Dogs Aqua 6 pack - Sale Price $72.54 (Saving of $55.45 RRP usually $127.99) Advocate Dogs Red 6 pack - Sale Price $76.68 (Saving of $61.31 RRP usually $137.99) Advocate Dogs Blue 6 pack - Sale Price $81.59 (Saving of $66.40 RRP usually $147.99) This offer is only available in store at Sage Vets Clinic only. While stocks last. Promotion ends 28th June 2020

02.01.2022 Meet Kobe! This handsome lad visited today for a check up after his desexing procedure. Dr Jordan gave him a clean bill of health and hes stoked its Friday. Look at that smile

01.01.2022 Congratulations to all of our Puppy Pre-School Graduates! It was an absolute pleasure watching all of our beautiful puppies grow and learn over the 4 weeks . A special congratulations to Chewy for winning best dressed in his fabulous Yoda costume, and to Chase for winning most improved

01.01.2022 This beautiful boy was found hanging around Caralee Community School in Willagee and handed into our South St Vet Clinic. He is a male, entire, at least 6 month old, super friendly boy with no microchip. We think someone will be missing him dearly. Please let us know asap, we will need some photos as proof of ownership. You can call (08) 9314 7444 or send us a message