Greenfields Vet Hospital in Mandurah, Western Australia | Pet service

Greenfields Vet Hospital

Locality: Mandurah, Western Australia

Phone: +619581 7766

Address: 4/39 Gordon Road 6210 Mandurah, WA, Australia

Website: http://greenfieldsvet.com.au

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22.01.2022 Winter is finally over, and spring has sprung! Here are a few spring tips that can help you and your pet keep safe over spring :dog: -It is known that skin allergies become more intense at this time of the year. If your dog is known to get itchy at this time, its recommended that prevention is better than a cure. Greenfields Vet can offer different remedies for skin allergies. -There are lots of different parasite controls available that protects your pet from fleas, mites, i...ntestinal worms and other nasties. With chews and drops we can tailor to your pet’s needs. -Snakes will start to make their way out, looking for a nice warm spot to bask in. Clear fallen leaves and shrub that is built up in corners around the house or any mess that a snake might find as the perfect spot to rest. -After going through walks in the bush, check their ears and in between their toes to feel for grass seeds. It’s also NATIONAL WILDLIFE DAY!!! If you come across wildlife and you think it requires medical attention, Greenfields Vet is happy to look after and provide care whilst getting in contact with the right rescue centre for rehab and release.

21.01.2022 **HEMP OILS, BLENDS & TREATS NOW IN STOCK** HEMPPET products delivers support for your pets that aids in - Pain - Inflammation... - Arthritis - Healthy coat - Environmental allergies - Anxiety - Gut health HEMPPET Oils and blends are feed supplements and are available for dogs and cats. For best results and your animals well being, the oils should be introduced into your pets diet in smaller doses and gradually increase to the recommended daily maximum amount. HEMPPET treats are made from Australian organic beef liver and New Zealand ocean fish, infused with Hemp oil, Hemp seed hearts and Hemp protein. The treats are nutritious and healthy, better still, pets love them. "Start low, go slow" - HEMPPET #Hemppet #hempology

17.01.2022 Congratulations to Leo for stealing our hearts and winning Pet of the Month for October! Leo had a dental with us last month and clearly loved the results as he showed off his newly clean teeth for us

16.01.2022 As the weather is getting warmer some allergies are going to start to show that may not have been present/visible during winter, especially environmental allergies. During this time of year allergies can become more problematic if not treated early. A few signs that your pet may be experiencing allergies could be Excessive scratching... Coughing Sneezing Watery eyes Runny nose If you notice any of these symptoms in your pet, contact us on 9581 7766.

15.01.2022 Australia is now coming into the fantastic holiday weather for fun at the beach! As a family we love to bring our fur kids out for days of relaxation and fun on a boat or on the foreshore. Some of our fur kids love to splish and splash in the water and we need to keep them safe while they do. Even for dogs that are great swimmers they may become tired and need that extra help to stay afloat and, in an emergency, they will not be able to find safety as quick as we can. A grea...t device to help them out in the water and on a boat is a life vest! There are many different types from heavy duty for our more boisterous fur kids to cute smaller vests with some even coming with a shark fin! Swimming is great exercise for out fur kids especially ones that have joint issues as they are getting the range of motion and exercise without the pressure on their joints. WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A LIFE VEST BUOYANCY: It is important that the vest has enough buoyancy to keep your pup afloat. You want to find a vest that has floatation sections under the belly as well as the top and sides, there are also vest that have the floatation section under the neck which provides floatation for the head these are great for the snub-nosed breeds. HANDLES: It is great to find a vest that has a handle on the back this will help with lifting your pup out of the water onto a boat or out of danger, it is also great for holding them in one spot while they swim and exercise their legs. BRIGHT COLOURS: It’s great to find a vest that is bright in colour as it makes them more visible in the water for other boaters or water sporters’ to avoid them. SIZE: Making sure that they vest is the right fit, being comfortable for them and easy to move around in, being to big or too small can affect the function of the vest. Follow the measurement guides that will be provided when purchasing the vest. Life Vests are easily sourced online and in some specialty stores such as BCF which holds the Marlin Australia PFD Dog Floatation Vest. Amazon hold a few great brands also such as Outward Hound and Kurgo Surf N’ Turf.

14.01.2022 We are currently having issues with our phone lines, please be patient while we try and resolve this issue. Thank you!

10.01.2022 Happy Father’s Day to ALL the dads with two and four legs. We appreciate you! #fathersday

10.01.2022 WELL DONE to our latest Puppy Pre-school graduates who had lots of fun learning about positive life experiences and meeting some new friends. They all did so well with all their different personalities! Welcome to the Greenfields Family

10.01.2022 NEXGARD SPECTRA - PROMO OFFER Purchase a 6 pack of NEXGARD SPECTRA, receive 1 month FREE and a FREE frisbee. Limited stock available!!... NEXGARD SPECTRA is a chewable tablet that delivers protection against fleas, ticks, mange, mites, prevents heartworm disease, roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, prevents tapeworm infestations and controls flea allergy dermatitis.

07.01.2022 Not all hero's wear capes, well this one does!! Flying in late for our September Pet of the Month is this cutie Asti!!

06.01.2022 Perk up those ears and listen up! We are closed tomorrow for the public holiday! If you have a pet emergency please call Waves on 9412 5700. Our team will be back on Tuesday to help with all of your pets needs!

05.01.2022 Merry Christmas to all the Furry, feathery and scaly pets and their families. We will be closed on Friday the 25th Dec - Christmas Day Saturday the 26th Dec - Boxing Day... Sunday the 27th Dec Monday the 28th Dec- Public Holiday Friday the 1st Jan - New Years Day The clinic will be opening at 8am on working days over the festive period. Please call the clinic on 9581 7766 to book an appointment or head to our website to make an online booking. For an emergency outside of our opening hours please contact WAVES on 9412 5700 A few tips to help keep your pet healthy and safe during this festive season. 1. Create a "safe space" within your house that your pet could retreat to if it becomes overwhelmed by too many people or loud noises. 2. Pay attention to your dogs body language. If they start showing signs of stress & anxiety - including lip licking & excessive yawning - take them away to their "safe space" so they can relax. 3. Make sure your pet is up to date with Vaccines and Parasite control 4. Try not too spoil your pet too much with human food, no matter how hard they beg you for it They don't understand the consequences and that fatty sausage on the BBQ could put them in to hospital.

05.01.2022 WEBER COMPETITION 1st of October - 30th of November 2020 How to win... 1. Purchase any 6 pack of Advocate for your dog or cat at Greenfields Vet. 2. Enter your details on the Entry Form that is at front reception. 3. On the entry form it will ask you to describe in 25 words or less, what you think your pet dreams about? On the 1st of December 2020 we will pick a winner by choosing the best answer and award you your NEW WEBER!! Good luck to everyone!

03.01.2022 Congratulations to Bella! Offically our Pet of the Month for August. This little lady never fails to make us smile and insists on belly rubs every time, and of course she gets her way

02.01.2022 A round of a AP-PLAWS for our latest puppy graduates Leica the English Staffy is full of beans and couldn't wait to play with her friends after. Kahu the Am Staff X learnt how to be gentle when playing with the littler ones.... Bonney the Labradoodle was always one step ahead of the class but found her confidence later on making the most out of her last play.

02.01.2022 CAN YOU SPOT THE SNAKE? Armed with curiosity and natural hunting instincts, it is not uncommon for our pets to cross paths with a snake. In the warmer months, snakes become much more active. If you do suspect a snake has bitten your pet, call us ASAP.... How do I keep my pet safe from snakes? Unfortunately, there is no guaranteed way to stop your pet from being bitten by a snake. However, here are a few rules you can follow to reduce the risk of your pet coming in contact with a snake. 1. Keep your pet on a leash, and only walk on clear path ways. DO NOT walk them through deep grass, the bush or along creeks 2. Remove rubbish, building materials etc. from your backyard where snakes can hide. 3. Invest in snake-proof fencing for your property. 4. Remove food scraps from outside that may attract rats (and therefore snakes). 5. Keep your grass short. 6. If you suspect or know there is a snake, keep your pet away and get in touch with a snake catcher. How do I know a snake has bitten my pet? Signs of snake bites can vary depending on the species of snake, as well as the bite location. Common signs can include; Dilated pupils not responsive to light. Weakness in hind legs (which often leads to paralysis). Rapid and shallow breathing. Drooling. Anxiety. Depression. Bleeding from wounds. Shaking or twitching of the muscles. Vomiting and loss of bowel control. Red urine Signs of snake bite can appear within minutes, half an hour to 24 hours after an animal is bitten. Dogs typically show signs quicker than cats. What do I do if a snake has bitten my pet? There are some important things you can do to help your pet while you are on the way to the vet: Keep your pet calm and cool. Keep your pet still. Carry your pet if they need to be moved (such as to the car).

01.01.2022 Very deserving Pet of the Month for November goes to ROSIE!!!! Rosie won all of our hearts with her gentle nature. She is a very brave girl having undergone a few procedures recently and she still loves to come and see us