Wattle Grove Veterinary Hospital in Perth, Western Australia | Medical centre

Wattle Grove Veterinary Hospital

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9453 6655

Address: 791 Welshpool Road 6107 Perth, WA, Australia

Website: http://wattlegroveveterinaryhospital.com.au

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25.01.2022 Not everyone understands that we really are trying to help. This Bobtail was not in the mood for an X-ray.

25.01.2022 We love the unusual. Any guesses?

23.01.2022 Sometimes being a vet requires a mixture of engineering, medicine, sculpture and sewing. After this turtle had a run in with a car, Angela delicately repaired the shell. Just a reminder, if you are driving near a lake please watch out for turtles on the road.

23.01.2022 Bentley and Alfie both came in for specialist surgery to help them breathe more easily. Both are recovering well at home and we are very happy to hear that they are much better already.

23.01.2022 Say hello to our first puppy preschool graduates of 2020. We would like to say a big thank you to Brendan, owner of Kelpie pup Jessi, for offering to bring in his camera to take these fantastic photos. Our next class will be commencing on the 12th of March. Please contact reception for further information. Brendan Cecich: www.brendancphoto.com

22.01.2022 Cleo the French Bulldog will be able to breathe more easily now. Vet Angela Cleo widened her nares and resected her soft palate to improve her breathing. Congenital malformities of brachycephalic breeds often need surgery to fix. Hopefully she will also be less noisy for her owner! We will keep you posted

22.01.2022 To all of our wonderful nurses, we thank you for your compassion, your kindness and your dedication.

22.01.2022 Jed, a 14 year old Labrador retriever wasnt feeling too great and was brought straight in. He was extremely dehydrated and had a sore tummy so he was admitted for fluid therapy and pain relief while we ran some tests. Turns out Jed had severe pancreatitis and evidence of an acute kidney injury. Fortunately his response to treatment was excellent. After a few days in hospital on fluids and with medication, Jed is happy at home and his kidneys are back to normal! We are all so glad that Jed came in to see us so quickly and that he is home and feeling better.

19.01.2022 Blueberry, a Silver Sebright Bantam, definitely showed off her best side at her check up with Tim today.

19.01.2022 Is your dog vaccinated? Kennel cough season is here. Bella (a very cute maltese shih tzu cross) is one of a number of dogs weve seen recently with a honking, retching cough that can last for weeks or even months. Yearly vaccination is very effective at reducing the severity and duration of symptoms, although sometimes antibiotics and anti-inflammatories are also required. Kennel cough is highly contagious so if your dog is affected avoid play overs and stay away from dog parks to help reduce spread.

19.01.2022 We have power, phones and computers! Just letting everyone know we are back and fully functioning again! We appreciate everyones patience while we worked on getting everything back up and running. ... If you had a consultation booked this morning and you have not heard back from us please ring reception on 9453 6655 and we will get you rebooked as soon as possible. If you have a consultation booked for this afternoon, we will be running on time per your booked consult time. If you have any questions please give a ring on 9453 6655. Thanks again for all your patience, it was greatly appreciated! Many thanks! All the staff at Wattle Grove Veterinary Hospital

19.01.2022 COVID-19 update We are open. Our opening hours have not changed. Our goal is to continue to look after your pets while minimising the risk of coronavirus infection to you and to our staff. To help manage this, we have adopted the following practices. If you have recently returned from overseas or feel unwell, please DO NOT ENTER THE HOSPITAL - return home and phone us on 9453 6655... Please call ahead to make an appointment if you want to bring your animal in to see us Only three clients will be allowed in the waiting room at a time. We may ask you to wait outside. We ask that only one family member brings your pet to the hospital. Please maintain social distancing. Please keep 1.5m from others, including staff. We encourage payment by card, rather than cash If you want to pick up food or medication please call ahead to arrange this. This will reduce your waiting time at reception If you have any concerns or questions about how we can manage your pets healthcare in the current circumstances, please call on 9453 6655. We can create plans on a case-by-case basis to limit the risk of exposure. We really appreciate you cooperation and understanding as we try and do our part to keep the community healthy whilst respecting the privilege of being able to remain open and care for your pets.

18.01.2022 Vet student, Lex, helping out with the care of a little brush-tailed possum

18.01.2022 Another one has been brought in! FOUND Female Eclectus Parrot Picked up Bardook Gardens Forrestfield ... Please contact WATTLE GROVE VETERINARY HOSPITAL (08) 9453 6655 Proof of ownership required.

18.01.2022 ** UPDATE Owner has been found! *** FOUND Juvenile Cockatiel Pied not chipped Found Durrant Way High Wycombe Very friendly and healthy... Contact WATTLE GROVE VETERINARY HOSPITAL (08)9453 6655 Proof of ownership required.

16.01.2022 Graduation Evening at Puppy Class. Congratulations to some of our star students Arlo, Bull Arab Sherman, Huntaway Milo, Kelpie Chase, German Shephard

16.01.2022 Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre brought Aruba, an Echidna, in for a general health check. Aruba has been given the tick of a approval from Angela and Amanda.

15.01.2022 ** PLEASE NOTE ** We would like to advise everyone that we are currently without power and only have one phone line that is being diverted to a mobile. We are unable to book any appointments at this time. If you feel your pet is in an emergency situation and needs to be seen immediately please ring your local Emergency clinic (WAVEs or Murdoch Emergency Center) so youre able to get your pet seen too quickly and efficiently. ... We ask that if your wanting to purchase products you please wait until we have power as we will post here once that as occurred. We thank you for your patience during this time and we will keep you updated with any changes as they occur.

15.01.2022 Angela, recently back from maternity leave, taking good care of a Boobook Owl brought in by Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre . The good news is that, after possibly being hit by a car, the Boobook is ready for release back into the wild.

15.01.2022 Daisy the Dachshund came in for her twelve week check-up. How gorgeous is she?

15.01.2022 Come and hear from one of our Keynote Speakers, Dr Tim Oldfield of Wattle Grove Veterinary Hospital, at our 2019 Wildlife Rehabilitation Conference on July 13th.... Tim graduated from Massey University in 1988. He has worked in private practice in Australia, New Zealand and the UK as well as working in zoos in Australia and South Africa. Tim has been looking after Kanyanas animals since commencing at Wattle Grove Veterinary Hospital in 1998. In 2001 Tim gained membership of the Australian College of Veterinary Scientists in Avian Health. Birds, reptiles and wildlife make up approximately 50% of his daily case load.

15.01.2022 Puppy Preschool Classes are back up and running. Join nurse Brianna for some four legged fun and puppy socialisation!! Classes running from Saturday 26th of September or Wednesday 7th of Oct. Contact 08 9453 6655 for more information and to enrol

14.01.2022 Bliss and Beacon were In for their 12 week vaccinations and were full of beans!

13.01.2022 Peanut getting some VIP treatment from Carly. Peanut was visiting us today for castration and a dental. We all fell in love with him.

12.01.2022 Before & after photos! This bobtail who was admitted recently for an upper respiratory tract infection (aka - Bobtail Flu), was also suffering from some retaine...d slough around the eyelids. As this was making it uncomfortable, Wattle Grove Veterinary Hospital helped by removing the extra retained bits of skin under general anesthesia. You can see he looks much better afterwards! Help us take care of patients like this by donating today. Every little bit helps us help them. https://www.givenow.com.au/kanyanawildlife

11.01.2022 We are delighted to be supporting the John Wollaston Anglican Community School Fair. Head down on May 11 to support your local community. https://www.facebook.com/JohnWollastonAnglicanCommunitySchool/

10.01.2022 Ever wondered why your dog has itchy ears? Who can guess the actual size of this ear mite?

10.01.2022 A leg injury has resulted in this little fellow needing to come in for regular bandage changes. A very big bandage for a very little creature - do you know what it is?

10.01.2022 This Tawny Frogmouth was brought in very unwell and was given a thorough examination, including X-ray, to determine exactly what was going on. Thanks to Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre for bringing him in to us.

08.01.2022 We are all very happy to have little Leo spend some time with us. Leo came in for a castration and was up and about quickly, ready for cuddles

07.01.2022 Guess the species!?! This little one was found with puncture wounds under its wing. Luckily, no fractures were detected on xray so the wound was stitched up and after some recovery and healing time at Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, will be able to be released.

07.01.2022 Bentley, a purebred Shih Tzu showdog, came in for his vaccination today looking absolutely fabulous.

06.01.2022 Jed, a 14 year old Labrador retriever wasn't feeling too great and was brought straight in. He was extremely dehydrated and had a sore tummy so he was admitted for fluid therapy and pain relief while we ran some tests. Turns out Jed had severe pancreatitis and evidence of an acute kidney injury. Fortunately his response to treatment was excellent. After a few days in hospital on fluids and with medication, Jed is happy at home and his kidneys are back to normal! We are all so glad that Jed came in to see us so quickly and that he is home and feeling better.

05.01.2022 Merry Christmas from Cecil the Rabbit and everyone else at Wattle Grove Vet Hospital. We wish you and all your special friends a very Merry Christmas. Dont forget to leave your pets plenty of water, toys and food if you go out all day tomorrow. We are closed Christmas Day and Boxing Day but will be open again with normal hours on Friday 27th.

05.01.2022 Great work from Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre. Everyone at Wattle Grove Vet Hospital is looking forward to this special bird being released

04.01.2022 Not all patients have paws and whiskers. Sport. A glorious Australorp Rooster being treated by Tim for bumblefoot - a bacterial infection and inflammatory reaction of the feet.

04.01.2022 Butters is not too sure about Halloween.

04.01.2022 We are open during lockdown and are adhering to all government regulations.

04.01.2022 Exciting News! Our next Puppy Preschool Series is staring March 2nd with our amazing new nurse Helena! Spots are filling fast with only 2 places left! Don’t wait if you’re wanting to get your puppy into puppy preschool! ... Ring on 9453 6655 to secure your puppy’s place with us! All of our fantastic nurses can answer any questions you may have regarding puppy preschool. Please don’t hesitate to call!

03.01.2022 This is Rubin, from our first class of puppies. Unfortunately, Rubin was in our hospital on the day of graduation. So we decided to have a mini graduation just for him in our reception once he was ready to go home! Congratulations Rubin!

01.01.2022 We are delighted to welcome Carly Brookfield to our WGVH team. Carly comes with a wealth of experience and a genuine passion for looking after your pets as if they were her own. We are very fortunate to have Carly join us.

01.01.2022 If Easter Bunny visits you this weekend, please remember to keep chocolate and chocolate wrappers away from your pets. Our opening hours this weekend are 8 - 5 Good Friday, Saturday and Monday. Easter Sunday we are closed. Everyone at Wattle Grove Vet wishes you and your family a very happy Easter.