Wagin Mobile Vet in Wagin, Western Australia | Medical centre

Wagin Mobile Vet

Locality: Wagin, Western Australia

Phone: +61 439 062 641

Address: Wagin & Surrounds 6315 Wagin, WA, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Katanning Vet Clinic has one spot left for puppy preschool starting tonight at 5.30pm. Call 98211471 to register.

25.01.2022 Is YOUR cat a senior? Cats can start to show signs of slowing down from age 7, even though they can live well into their teens. Have you noticed any of the following?... Difficulty or reluctance to jump and climb Change in weight Strange lumps and bumps Appetite loss Failure to make it to the litter box Cats are the masters of hiding pain Call us TODAY to book your 'purrfect' friend's senior health check. Doesn't Bart look super relaxed in his promo pic

25.01.2022 ****Found Dog**** On the Katanning Dumbleyung Road No Microchip Female ... Please call 0428433980 if you recognise her.

21.01.2022 Available for adoption in 2-3 weeks. 3 gorgeous hand raised kittens. Beautiful personalities & very affectionate. Call the Katanning Vet Clinic girls if you’re interested 98211471!

16.01.2022 This little lady was found yesterday on the road between Katanning and Woodanilling. Please contact the Kojonup Vet Hospital if you recognise her.

13.01.2022 Update for owners In light of the ever evolving covid-19 crisis Wagin Mobile Veterinary Service regretfully is unable to provide home visits for clients. This difficult decision was made to best protect the health status of all parties involved. In the meantime I will be able to continue to provide vet care for your pets in different forms, mainly via phone, Facetime, and zoom consults, where appropriate. ... Veterinarians are considered an essential service and so for any cases which require physical examination, surgical treatment or emergency treatment, I will still be working in clinic at the Katanning Vet Clinic (alongside our colleagues at the Kojonup Vet Hospital) and thus can treat animals there. We are all taking extra precautions to ensure both clients and animals continue to receive the best care possible. Thank you all for participating in these new measures. Stay safe during this difficult time. Dr Rebecca Wagin Mobile Veterinary Service

11.01.2022 Kojonup and Katanning Vet Clinic Christmas hours Monday 23rd - 8.30am - 5pm Tuesday 24th- Open 8:30am-12pm Christmas day- Closed... Boxing day- Closed Friday 27th- Closed Saturday 28th- Closed Sunday 29th- Closed Monday 30th- Closed Tuesday 31st- Closed Wednesday 1st- Closed Thursday 2nd- 8:30am - 5pm This year we have a Veterinarian and nurse on call for emergencies over the Christmas break. Please phone our usual after hours mobile 0427017462 for emergencies. Our team thanks you for your support over 2019 and wishes you a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

08.01.2022 Is your dog behaving badly? Need advice and support with behaviour training? Or just want to improve your relationship? Kathy Kopellis McLeod Dog Behaviour Workshop Katanning... An interactive group training with your dog is being held in KATANNING on Sunday October 20th. Starts at 9.00am and morning tea is provided. Cost is $110- there are limited places. Kathy has 25+ years experience as a Dog Trainer & Behavior Consultant. She has helped hundreds of dogs (and their owners) with behavior issues: inappropriate jumping, barking, nipping, not coming when called, separation anxiety and aggression. For Registration or more information email: [email protected] For more info about Kathy: www.kathysdogtraining.com.au

05.01.2022 A sad end for this chuditch, predated by a feral cat in Dryandra Woodland. Captured by one of our remote cameras set throughout the reserve, this image highligh...ts the threat to wildlife posed by introduced species such as foxes and feral cats. Chuditch (western quolls) are large native marsupials once found across 70% of Australia, but now only occupy the south-west of WA and in small numbers in SA. Their conservation status is ‘vulnerable’, meaning they are considered to be facing a high risk of extinction in the wild. We’re working hard with landholders, non-government organisations and industry partners to reduce fox and feral cat numbers under our Western Shield wildlife recovery program. You can help by being a responsible pet owner make sure your cat is kept inside at night (even in the city) and ensure it is sterilised, microchipped and registered.

04.01.2022 ***Producers*** Save the date! TUESDAY MARCH 3rd 6-8 pm Free Event... Livestock Pain Relief for Producers Seminar Save the date and join us at the Dome for a production livestock pain management information evening with Dr Kate Clayton & Troy Technician Lee Metcalf. A relaxed, interactive information evening. Plus chat to the locals who have already started using Buccalgesic. Dome Power Station Room. Beer, wine & nibbles provided. RSVP Katanning Vet Clinic 98211471 by Monday March 2nd. Please share!