Dardanup Veterinary Centre

Dardanup Veterinary Centre At Dardanup Veterinary Centre, we provide a full range of professional veterinarian services for all sorts of animals in Dardanup and the surrounding areas.

We welcome you to come and visit our friendly Mixed Animal Veterinary Practice in Dardanup, or alternatively, we can visit you onsite if that’s more suitable. As a locally owned and operated business, we’re dedicated to providing effective and timely treatment to all animals, including cats, dogs, horses, livestock and exotic species. Whether you own pets, livestock or work with wildlife, it’s imp

ortant to look after your animals with regular veterinary input to ensure good health and long lives. From vaccinating puppies and kittens, to providing nutritional and medical support for cows and sheep, a veterinarian from Dardanup Veterinary Centre will always ensure the best interests of your animals. For after hours emergencies, please call the office phone number on 08 97280132.

17/04/2025

EASTER HOURS

Wishing everyone a happy Easter!
Our Easter Hours
- Friday Closed
- Sat Open 9-12
- Sunday Closed
- Monday Closed

Please keep in mind Liz will try her best to be available for after hour calls from our clients. However with an increase in demand and a decrease of Vets working over Easter we cannot guarantee every call will be answered!

We thank you for your understanding 😊

04/04/2025

Now back on the shelves in clinic. Come and have your fur friends enjoy this delicious affordable food!!

07/03/2025

After hour phone calls

Liz Suter has provided assistance for after hour Veterinary emergencies from Dardanup Veterinary Hospital during its existence (22 years) and her entire Veterinary life. As fewer practices provide after hour services and refer on to practices closer to Perth this is becoming exceedingly difficult at the present.

On average there are 2-3 calls on weeknights every night and 7-15 calls on the weekend. Many calls are unnecessary, and it is hard to filter those calls out. E.g. calls about lost animals at 11:45pm or calls from clients of practices 100km away for advice; or even calls about wildlife. Other calls are very urgent, and about 1/4 are from loyal clients. Urgent calls can be regarding snake bites that wouldn't survive a 2 hour tip to Perth.

Liz certainly has not been available to answer ALL calls recently and have any sort of private life. This is concerning but real. This service is currently under though while Vet Surgeons are very thin on the ground especially in rural areas.

We thank everyone for your understanding and continued support!
Any comments are welcome.

21/01/2025

Due to high demand on the vets, we will be charging a $54 phone consult fee for any clients that need to speak with the vet directly. We appreciate your understanding and continued support! 🥰

17/01/2025

Good afternoon everyone,
Due to personal reasons our vet Dr. Liz will be unavailable for after-hours/emergencies and routine appointments from thursday 23rd morning till monday 27th afternoon!! if needing medication refills please contact the clinic a few days before the 23rd in order to get it all sorted.

Thank you for your understanding and support in this time.

Good afternoon, due to the high demand of afterhours calls, we will not be taking phone calls this weekend, We will try ...
27/12/2024

Good afternoon, due to the high demand of afterhours calls, we will not be taking phone calls this weekend, We will try our best to answer our own clients but can't guarantee anything.

Thank you for understanding and we hope you all have a happy New Year.

07/12/2024

We are looking for a Senior Qualified Veterinary Nurse. Please apply via the link below.

29/11/2024

We're looking for a bookkeeper, if you're interested, please apply via the link below.

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.We will be closed on Christmas Day and Boxing Day and also New Yea...
22/11/2024

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
We will be closed on Christmas Day and Boxing Day and also New Years Day.

We will try our best to be available for emergencies/after hours, Please be understanding that vets are scarce and Christmas and New Years can be a busy time of the year.

We appreciate your understanding 🎄🥰

Good afternoon, hope everyone is having a great day 😊 We are so excited to introduce you to our new veterinarian, Dr Ama...
18/11/2024

Good afternoon, hope everyone is having a great day 😊

We are so excited to introduce you to our new veterinarian, Dr Amanda King!

Some of you may have already had the pleasure of meeting Dr. King. She is beyond ecstatic to call the SouthWest her new home and loves all things outdoors.

She has been enjoying getting to know you and your four-legged family members!! 😄😁

Look how big these guys have grown since their last vaccination, Dr Amanda King got to meet these cute malamute pups and give them there 2nd lot of vaccinations.❤️

its vaccination day for these little bundles of joy, always such a delight to see puppies grow up and how much they chan...
21/10/2024

its vaccination day for these little bundles of joy, always such a delight to see puppies grow up and how much they change every time they come in. hard to get photos of these guys as they are very active but managed to get some.

Hey Pet Parents, have you heard? Updates in Pet Vaccination Guidelines! In recent years, the World Small Animal Veterin...
12/07/2024

Hey Pet Parents, have you heard?
Updates in Pet Vaccination Guidelines!

In recent years, the World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) has updated its guidelines on pet vaccinations based on extensive research and clinical trials. These new recommendations aim to optimize your pet's health while minimizing the risks associated with over-vaccination.
For Puppies:
1. Start the vaccination adventure at 6 weeks old, with shots scheduled every 2-4 weeks until they’re over 16 weeks. It’s like building a fortress of immunity!
2. Don’t miss their booster at 6 months of age to ensure their defences stay strong.
3. Kennel Cough vaccine annually and update their core vaccines with the C3 shot every 3 years. This tailored approach ensures continued immunity against prevalent diseases while reducing unnecessary vaccinations.
For Kittens:
Similarly, kittens start their vaccination series at 6 weeks old with shots scheduled every 3-4 weeks until they’re over 16 weeks with an F3 or F4.
Conclusion
By following the latest WSAVA vaccination recommendations and partnering with your veterinarian, we can ensure your pet receives the optimal protection needed for a healthy and happy life. Stay informed and proactive in your pet's healthcare to provide them with the best possible care.

SEVERE WEATHER WARNING!! Keep your pets safe and warm and secure your gates. Storm estimated to hit early hours Wednesda...
24/06/2024

SEVERE WEATHER WARNING!! Keep your pets safe and warm and secure your gates. Storm estimated to hit early hours Wednesday morning (1am) through till Thursday afternoon!!

Wilkie came in today for his vaccination and health check!! Then a nail trim with the nurses, Wilkie thought it was time...
17/05/2024

Wilkie came in today for his vaccination and health check!! Then a nail trim with the nurses, Wilkie thought it was time for a sleep, very relaxing nail trim!!

Getting into the winter months!! Does your dog get anxiety in winter and need something to keep them calm, We have Thund...
03/05/2024

Getting into the winter months!! Does your dog get anxiety in winter and need something to keep them calm, We have Thundershirts available at our clinic and also below are some options to help!! Ring the clinic today to put in an order for correct size for your pouch!! Size guide below

Desexing day for these 3 little kittens!!
29/04/2024

Desexing day for these 3 little kittens!!

23/04/2024

Increasing Heartworm Risk in the Southwest

Heartworm disease is caused by a parasitic worm known as Dirofilaria immitis, which is transmitted through the bite of an infected mosquito. Once inside a host, typically a dog or cat, the larvae mature into adult worms, residing in the heart and lungs. If left untreated, heartworm disease can lead to severe health complications and, in some cases, death.

Previously in the Southwest we have not been particularly worried about Heartworm Disease. However, recently a dog from Perth who HAS NOT travelled outside of Perth tested heartworm positive. Around the time of the dogs heartworm diagnosis it had travelled around the Rockingham, Yokine and Subiaco areas. The risk of your pet contracting heartworm is still low. However, it is increasingly important to ensure your pets are up to date with their heartworm treatment and it is essential if your pet has travelled to Perth or further North. We need to be aware this disease could already be in the Southwest.

Come visit us or give us a call to discuss which treatment is best suited to you and your pet.

Address

2 Charlotte Street
Dardanup, WA
6236

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+61897280132

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