Bunbury Vet Clinic

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With hundreds of clients every year joining the Bunbury and Eaton Vet Clinics, we are proud to be amongst the fastest growing Vet Clinics in Australia. Despite this growth, we haven’t lost the focus on individual care and attention. After all, your pet is special and deserves the very best care. Our motto of Modern Medicine, Compassionate Care will always remain our driving philosophy. Braden and

Joe purchased the Bunbury Vet Clinic in February 2012, and merged with the Eaton Vet Clinic (formerly Eaton Animal Health Centre) in May 2014. The joining of these two clinics will help provide a comprehensive vet care service for everyone in the Greater Bunbury Region. We accept clients from Bunbury, Eaton, Australind, Gelorup, Dardanup, Boyanup, in fact from all over the South West. We even have some clients come from the Wheat Belt. With our vets having undertaken extra training in areas such as surgery, oncology and ultrasonography, you know your pet will always be in good hands.

08/03/2025

Happy International Women's Day! 🎊

At the Bunbury Vet Clinic we are so proud to have so many talented and inspiring women on our team. We would like to take this opportunity to show our appreciation.
To our skilled vets and veterinary nurses: your compassion and drive makes a world of difference to our furry patients. Thank you for your strength, empathy, and unwavering commitment ♥️💪🏼
To all the amazing women pet owners in our community: we see your unwavering love and dedication to your furry family members every day. Thank you for all you do for your pets ♥️

While all pets get a check-up during vaccinations, for young puppies, pre-vaccination checks are even more important. 🐾 ...
06/03/2025

While all pets get a check-up during vaccinations, for young puppies, pre-vaccination checks are even more important.

🐾 As puppies grow, it’s important to keep an eye on their overall health so any issues can be fixed early. For example, sometimes puppies don’t lose their baby teeth as they should, and this needs early detection to avoid permanent dental damage. 🦷 Another example is monitoring bone growth to pick up any deformities or unusual growth rates early.

Health checks are just as important as vaccinations for puppies! 💛📅 Book a pre-vaccination health check for your puppy today!

Tweed Tuesday! How adorable does Cora and Clove look in their Tweed flat caps?! We are just obsessed! 🤠We would love to ...
04/03/2025

Tweed Tuesday! How adorable does Cora and Clove look in their Tweed flat caps?!
We are just obsessed! 🤠

We would love to see your pets in costumes in the comments below 🥰

As dogs get older, their immune system starts to weaken. 🦴 Just as puppies are vulnerable to disease because their immun...
04/03/2025

As dogs get older, their immune system starts to weaken. 🦴 Just as puppies are vulnerable to disease because their immune system hasn’t finished maturing yet, at the other end of life, our dog’s immune systems start slowing down. That is why it’s really important to continue vaccinating your senior dog.

Don’t forget your senior dog’s vaccines—give them the best chance at a long and healthy life 🐶 and keep their vaccines up to date. 💉

👉 Book your senior dog’s vaccination with us today!

Uh oh! Little Brooza ate something he shouldnt have! 😲Luckily Dr Tom was able to safely remove the toy by inducing emesi...
28/02/2025

Uh oh! Little Brooza ate something he shouldnt have! 😲

Luckily Dr Tom was able to safely remove the toy by inducing emesis (vomiting), though Brooza was less than impressed with his methods! 🤣

Well done Dr Tom and team! ♥️

When it comes to checking your pet’s overall health, urine luck! Urine testing is a simple, non-invasive, and surprising...
27/02/2025

When it comes to checking your pet’s overall health, urine luck! Urine testing is a simple, non-invasive, and surprisingly informative way of screening your pet for multiple health problems. 🚰

With routine urine tests, we can:
✅ Check your pet’s urine for indications of bladder infection or bladder stones
✅ Screen your pet for kidney disease
✅ Assess your pet’s hydration
✅ See “red flags” for conditions such as diabetes, snake bite toxicity, or liver disease

For more information on urine tests for your pet, consult our knowledgeable team. 🐾

A common question from owners of pets with tummy problems is: “Does my pet need X-rays or ultrasound, or both?” 🩻Abdomin...
25/02/2025

A common question from owners of pets with tummy problems is: “Does my pet need X-rays or ultrasound, or both?” 🩻

Abdominal X-rays are best for assessing the overall shape and size of abdominal organs (sort of like viewing a landscape), whilst ultrasound is good for a close-up, internal view of organs (almost like using a telescope). 🔍

For more information on assessing your pet’s internal health, consult our image-informed team. 🐕

Introducing our newest little addition to the Bunbury Vet clinic family! ♥️Marlu recently had puppies and this little gu...
20/02/2025

Introducing our newest little addition to the Bunbury Vet clinic family! ♥️

Marlu recently had puppies and this little guy has stolen Dr Joe and his family's hearts 🥰

Here we can see Marlu and Juniper showing him the ropes around the clinic and we definitely do not need a DNA test to know they are related- just look at those sleeping positions! 🤣

Masses on the spleen are a relatively common abdominal organ issue in dogs.The good news is that splenic masses aren’t a...
20/02/2025

Masses on the spleen are a relatively common abdominal organ issue in dogs.

The good news is that splenic masses aren’t always as scary as they sound. 🐶

If a mass on your dog’s spleen is detected incidentally and hasn’t made your dog unwell by starting to bleed, there is a higher likelihood that it is a benign lump, i.e. unlikely to spread around the body and curable by surgical removal of the spleen. 🙌

Rest assured; when it comes to pet health issues, our experienced team is here to help. 🩺

It’s not uncommon that we run blood tests on an unwell or elderly cat and find increased kidney values. What does this m...
18/02/2025

It’s not uncommon that we run blood tests on an unwell or elderly cat and find increased kidney values. What does this mean? 🐾

Elevated kidney values can indicate general health issues affecting kidney blood flow (such as dehydration), actual kidney disease, or other urinary tract problems (such as blocked urine flow).

When it comes to your older cat’s health, knowledge is power! 💡 Consult our feline-friendly veterinary team for a personalised health plan.

Happy Valentine's Day from Hunter, Hudson and the team at the Bunbury Vet Clinic! ♥️This Valentine's Day, our furry frie...
14/02/2025

Happy Valentine's Day from Hunter, Hudson and the team at the Bunbury Vet Clinic! ♥️

This Valentine's Day, our furry friends are showing their love with a little extra flair using towels to create some PAW-some heart shapes!

At the Bunbury Vet Clinic, we love every pet that comes through our doors, and today we celebrate the unconditional love they give us.

Share your pup's Valentine spirit with us! Tag us in your Valentine's Day pics, and let's spread the love together!

We recommend annual blood tests for senior dogs eight years of age and above. Why? 🐕Regular blood tests allow us to dete...
13/02/2025

We recommend annual blood tests for senior dogs eight years of age and above. Why? 🐕

Regular blood tests allow us to detect and manage any developing organ issues (such as kidney or liver disease) earlier. They also help us to advise on the safest medication options for your pet for the treatment of other health conditions (such as arthritis) and select the safest anaesthetic protocols when they undergo common procedures (such as dental cleans or lump removals). 🩸

In short, regular blood tests help us to more effectively support your pet’s health, rather than just “stabbing in the dark!” 🌟

“My old cat seems healthy, so they don’t need an annual vet check, right?” 🐱Even if your senior cat appears to be fighti...
11/02/2025

“My old cat seems healthy, so they don’t need an annual vet check, right?” 🐱

Even if your senior cat appears to be fighting fit, we still recommend a veterinary assessment every 6–12 months for those eight years old and above.

Regular checks allow us to advise on proactive care for dental disease, arthritis, and “invisible” issues such as high blood pressure. This saves you money in the long term and, more importantly, helps your pet to live their healthiest and most comfortable life. ❤️

Proactive pet care? We love that for you! Consult our team today!

Are you tempted to jump on the probiotics bandwagon for your pet? 🐾Whilst pet probiotic products may not always fulfill ...
06/02/2025

Are you tempted to jump on the probiotics bandwagon for your pet? 🐾

Whilst pet probiotic products may not always fulfill dramatic marketing promises, they are a useful aid for supporting your pet’s gut health, which in turn, can improve their general wellbeing.

Probiotics can be particularly helpful for pets:
✅ Who have just completed a course of antibiotics
✅ With chronic gut conditions (such as food allergies), who are prone to imbalances of their intestinal bacteria

For more information on pet probiotics, consult our balanced veterinary team! 🌟

Have you heard of heart murmurs? These atypical heart sounds are caused by changes to the normal blood flow through the ...
04/02/2025

Have you heard of heart murmurs? These atypical heart sounds are caused by changes to the normal blood flow through the cardiovascular system and can be detected with a stethoscope. 🩺

Murmurs in dogs can be caused by issues affecting the heart (e.g. a leaky valve) or other health conditions such as fever or anaemia (low red blood cells).

The good news is that heart murmurs don’t always require treatment. So, if we detect a murmur in your pet, don’t let your heart skip a beat ❤️ – let our experienced team make recommendations on whether any follow-up is required.

Today marks 13 years since Dr Joe and Dr Braden bought the Bunbury Vet Clinic! How time flies when you are having fun 😊 ...
01/02/2025

Today marks 13 years since Dr Joe and Dr Braden bought the Bunbury Vet Clinic! How time flies when you are having fun 😊
We are so thankful to have been able to care for your furry family members over these past 13 years and are looking forward to all the years ahead! 🐾♥️

Our Nurse Emma has said we can't make a post without including some sort of animal photo so below is pictured Hunter and Clove. We would love to see some of the adorable faces of pets we have helped over the years, please post your pet in the comments below!

All dogs love going for walks. However, not all dogs have stress-free walks. 🚶‍♂️🐕If you have a dog-reactive or generall...
28/01/2025

All dogs love going for walks. However, not all dogs have stress-free walks. 🚶‍♂️🐕

If you have a dog-reactive or generally anxious dog, walking the neighbourhood can be stressful for all involved.

Take steps to reduce this stress – walk during quieter times of the day, avoid getting too close to other dogs if your pet is fearful and discuss treatment options with your vet. Consider engaging a positive-reinforcement dog trainer for tips and tricks to make walks stress-free. 🐕‍🦺

For help with managing your dog’s anxiety, book a consultation with us today.

Address

183 Blair Street
Bunbury, WA
6230

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+61897215999

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