Eaton Pet Vet

Eaton Pet Vet Eaton Pet Vet
Hospital & Mobile Veterinary service in the Eaton and Australind area. Dr Kerri Wallis The business focusses on small animal medical care.
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Leschenault Vet Pty Ltd trading as Eaton Pet Vet is currently a hospital based and mobile Veterinary service operating in the Eaton, Australind, Treendale, Kingston, Leschenault, Glen Iris and Pelican point areas. Eaton Pet Vet offers all of the services that any other Vet can offer including a fully equipped Veterinary Hospital. Dr Kerri Wallis is the owner operator and has been a Veterinary Surg

eon for over 20 years. Kerri grew up in Eaton and has come home to this area to establish her business. Kerri is an extremely competent Vet with an excellent manner with animals.

It’s okay to lean on others when you need to. Let’s remind each other today that no one has to face their challenges alo...
11/09/2024

It’s okay to lean on others when you need to. Let’s remind each other today that no one has to face their challenges alone. 🌼💛

Cheers to the everyday heroes we call Dad. Happy Father's Day ✨🧡
31/08/2024

Cheers to the everyday heroes we call Dad. Happy Father's Day ✨🧡

Spring is finally near and as we transition out of the cold winter months, it's essential to ensure our furry friends ar...
20/08/2024

Spring is finally near and as we transition out of the cold winter months, it's essential to ensure our furry friends are ready to embrace the change.

💦 Spring clean their fur with a nice lukewarm bath and dog-friendly shampoo.
🎀 Brush your pet's coat regularly to help remove loose hair from their winter coat, prevent matting, and keep their fur healthy and shiny.
✨ Clean their ears, trim their nails and check their paw pads for dry spots or fur that might need to be trimmed.
🪲Keep up-to-date with flea and tick protection.

Remember, grooming is a great opportunity to bond with your furry friend. Here’s to a fantastic spring filled with lots of tail wags and adventures!

How amazing is this?!? Dr Kerri is off next week to help all these beautiful animals!
14/08/2024

How amazing is this?!? Dr Kerri is off next week to help all these beautiful animals!

Join Veterinarian Dr Alison and her adventurous husband Graham on a heartwarming journey through a day in the life of a veterinarian volunteering in the stun...

Who knew cats and dogs could have a better smile than humans? This Winter, make an appointment for a dental checkup, pro...
13/08/2024

Who knew cats and dogs could have a better smile than humans? This Winter, make an appointment for a dental checkup, professional advice, and treatment. And don’t forget, we’re offering $50 off scale and polish appointments during August. Furbulous smiles and belly rubs no extra charge! ✨

Psst! Calling all cat lovers! Today is the purr-fect occasion to honour our feline friends! ❤️ 🐾 Whether they're the mas...
08/08/2024

Psst! Calling all cat lovers! Today is the purr-fect occasion to honour our feline friends! ❤️ 🐾 Whether they're the masters of mischief or the kings and queens of laziness, our fluffy companions never fail to bring laughter and joy to our lives. Happy International Cat Day!

🐾 Introducing Your New Cat to Your Resident Cat 🐾Adding a new feline family member is exciting but introducing them to y...
30/07/2024

🐾 Introducing Your New Cat to Your Resident Cat 🐾

Adding a new feline family member is exciting but introducing them to your current cat requires patience and careful planning to ensure a smooth transition. Here are some tips to help them become fast friends:

1. Gradual Introduction:
🐱 Start by keeping the new cat in a separate room with all their essentials (bed, litter box, food, water). Allow them to adjust to their new environment for a few days to reduce stress.

2. Scent Exchange:
👃 Swap bedding or toys between the cats so they can become familiar with each other's scents before meeting face-to-face.

3. Controlled Meetings:
👀 After a few days, introduce the cats through a cracked door or baby gate. This allows them to see and smell each other without direct contact.

4. Positive Reinforcement:
🥰 Reward good behaviour with treats or praise during interactions to create positive associations.

5. Supervised Playtime:
🐾 Once they seem comfortable, allow short, supervised play sessions together. Watch for signs of aggression or stress and intervene if necessary.

6. Patience is Key:
⏳ Give them time to adjust to each other's presence and personalities. Some cats may take longer to accept a new companion than others.

By following these steps and allowing your cats to adjust at their own pace, you can help foster a harmonious relationship between your new and resident feline friends. 🐱💕 Have you introduced cats before? Share your tips with us!

🐾 Dogs can experience separation anxiety due to their strong bonds with owners.How You Can Help:🐶Practice gradual depart...
23/07/2024

🐾 Dogs can experience separation anxiety due to their strong bonds with owners.

How You Can Help:

🐶Practice gradual departures to acclimate your dog to being alone.
🐶Create a comfortable space with their favourite toys and bedding.
🐶Ensure regular exercise and mental stimulation to reduce anxiety.
🐶Use desensitisation techniques for departure cues.
🐶Consult with us if anxiety persists.

Understanding and addressing your dog's anxiety is crucial for their well-being, creating a secure and content environment.

16/07/2024

Is Your Dog Licking Their Paws? Here’s Why!

Persistent paw licking can signal an underlying issue. Here are common reasons:
🐾Allergies: Food, pollen, mould, or cleaning products can cause itchy paws.
Injury or Pain: Cuts, splinters, or sores may lead to focused licking.
🐾Parasites: Fleas, ticks, or mites can irritate the skin.
🐾Infections: Bacterial or fungal infections cause itching and discomfort.
🐾Anxiety or Boredom: Dogs lick to self-soothe; ensure they get exercise and mental stimulation.
🐾Dermatitis: Irritants like chemicals or salt can cause skin issues.

If your dog is licking their paws excessively, it's time to consult with one of our vets.

Schedule an appointment today to get the right diagnosis and treatment. Your furry friend's health and happiness is our top priority! 🐶❤️

Just like us, cats need proper dental care. Here are signs your kitty might have dental issues:🦷Bad Breath: Strong or un...
09/07/2024

Just like us, cats need proper dental care. Here are signs your kitty might have dental issues:

🦷Bad Breath: Strong or unpleasant odor.
Red or Swollen Gums: Healthy gums should be pink.
🐱Drooling: Excessive, especially if new.
🦷Difficulty Eating: Dropping food, eating less, or chewing on one side.
🐱Pawing at the Mouth: Indicates discomfort.
🦷Behaviour Changes: Irritability or lethargy.
🐱Visible Tartar or Discoloured Teeth: Yellow or brown buildup.

If you notice these signs, schedule a vet visit. Regular dental check-ups and cleanings keep your cat's smile healthy!

🦷 Bad breath isn’t just unpleasant, it can be unhealthy!  If you’ve noticed a change in your pet’s breath, discoloured o...
03/07/2024

🦷 Bad breath isn’t just unpleasant, it can be unhealthy! If you’ve noticed a change in your pet’s breath, discoloured or stained teeth, or discomfort when they eat, your pet could be experiencing periodontal disease.

Just like us, dogs and cats need regular dental check-ups and cleanings to keep their teeth and gums healthy. Professional dental cleaning removes plaque and tartar build up that cannot be removed with brushing and dental treats.

Book a FREE dental check today and take advantage of our $50 discount on a scale and polish during July. Let’s get those chompers sparkling! ✨

Did you know that over 80% of dogs over age three have periodontal disease? Regular dental care can help prevent this.🪥B...
02/07/2024

Did you know that over 80% of dogs over age three have periodontal disease? Regular dental care can help prevent this.

🪥Brushing is Best: Daily brushing with dog-specific toothbrush and toothpaste reduces plaque and tartar, improving oral health.
🦴Chew Toys and Treats Help: Chew toys and dental treats clean teeth by removing plaque and tartar and stimulating saliva production.
👨‍⚕️Professional Cleanings are Essential: We can remove plaque and tartar that brushing can't, and are usually done under anaesthesia for safety.
👀Watch for Signs of Dental Problems: Bad breath, loose or broken teeth, discolouration, drooling, and difficulty eating signal dental issues. See us if these occur.

Don't wait! Schedule a dental check-up with one of our vets today to ensure your furry friend’s teeth are in tip-top shape. Call us now 🐶🦷✨

🐶👔 Looking for the perfect reason to bring your pooch to work? Today is Take Your Dog to Work Day!Not only do dogs boost...
23/06/2024

🐶👔 Looking for the perfect reason to bring your pooch to work? Today is Take Your Dog to Work Day!

Not only do dogs boost morale, but they also remind us to take breaks and enjoy the little things.

📸 Did your furry co-worker join you today? We would love to see your hard-working (or hardly working) dogs in the comments.

‼️LOST – Female staffy found in Eaton near the clinic. She is microchipped but the registration is not current. No colla...
21/06/2024

‼️LOST – Female staffy found in Eaton near the clinic.
She is microchipped but the registration is not current. No collar.

📲Please call us on 9725 2008

Stuck inside with your fur baby? No problem! Keeping your pets entertained indoors is easier than you think. Here are so...
18/06/2024

Stuck inside with your fur baby? No problem! Keeping your pets entertained indoors is easier than you think. Here are some fun and engaging ideas to keep them happy and healthy:

✨Interactive Toys: Puzzle toys and treat dispensers are perfect for mental stimulation.
✨Hide and Seek: Hide treats or toys around the house for a fun scavenger hunt.
✨Tug-of-War: A great way to get some exercise and bond with your pet.
✨Training Sessions: Teach new tricks or practice commands to keep their minds sharp.
✨Laser Pointers: Cats love chasing the elusive red dot!

Remember, a playful pet is a happy pet! Share your indoor play ideas and tag us in your posts. 🐶🐱✨

💭 Could your pet have Osteoarthritis?OA can be very painful and just like in humans, it can negatively impact their qual...
11/06/2024

💭 Could your pet have Osteoarthritis?

OA can be very painful and just like in humans, it can negatively impact their quality of life, both physically and emotionally. The good news is that by identifying OA early, you and your veterinarian can develop a treatment plan for your cat or dog.

Take the Osteoarthritis Pain Checklist below to learn more👇
🐱 Cat Checklist: https://ow.ly/PRC750S6qgH
🐶 Dog Checklist: https://ow.ly/rwGb50S6qgI

Eaton Pet Vet is closed today for the Western Australia Public Holiday. In the event of an emergency, please contact 🚨 B...
31/05/2024

Eaton Pet Vet is closed today for the Western Australia Public Holiday. In the event of an emergency, please contact 🚨 Baldvis Vet Hospital at(08) 9524 1466 🚨

For everything else, we look forward to seeing you when we reopen Tuesday 4th June. 🐾

28/05/2024

Dogs have remarkable abilities to sense various aspects of human behaviour and physiology. Here are three amazing things they can detect:

1. Emotional State: Dogs are highly attuned to human emotions and can often sense when their owners are feeling sad, anxious, or stressed.
2. Health Conditions: Dogs possess an incredible sense of smell, which allows them to detect subtle changes in human body chemistry. They can sniff out certain health conditions, including hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) in people with diabetes, certain types of cancer, and even impending seizures.
3. Intentions and Trustworthiness: Dogs are adept at reading human body language and can often sense a person's intentions. They can pick up on cues such as posture, facial expressions, and vocal tone to gauge whether someone is friendly, trustworthy, or potentially threatening.

Overall, dogs' remarkable sensitivity to human emotions, health, and intentions underscores the unique bond between humans and their canine companions.

As your cat ages, their needs evolve. Here are our top tips for taking care of your cat during their senior years: 🥣 Foo...
14/05/2024

As your cat ages, their needs evolve. Here are our top tips for taking care of your cat during their senior years:

🥣 Food & Water: Ensure seniors eat and drink enough. Offer small, frequent meals and accessible water.
😸 Playtime: Keep them active with gentle play, improving muscle tone and circulation.
😴 Sleeping: Aging cats tend to sleep more. Provide cosy bedding in warm, draft-free spot and monitor any changes in sleeping patterns.
🩺 Regular Check-ups: Health exams, including dental checks, every six months catch issues early.

By recognising and addressing the specific needs of senior cats, you can ensure they enjoy a comfortable and fulfilling life in their later years.

Happy Mother’s Day from all of us!🥰Whether your children have 2, 4 or more legs, you fill their lives with love.  Share ...
12/05/2024

Happy Mother’s Day from all of us!🥰
Whether your children have 2, 4 or more legs, you fill their lives with love.

Share your favourite picture with your fur baby down below!

Caring for a senior pet marks a significant stage in every pet parent’s journey. As our furry companions grow older, the...
08/05/2024

Caring for a senior pet marks a significant stage in every pet parent’s journey. As our furry companions grow older, they change, and their needs evolve too.

🥣 Food & Water: Monitor their eating and drinking and mention any changes to eating habits or weight to our vets as there could be an underlying issue.
🐕 Exercise: Give them regular, gentle exercise and go at your pet’s pace.
😴 Sleeping: Aging cats tend to sleep more. Provide cosy bedding in warm, in a quiet draft-free spot and monitor any changes in sleeping patterns.
🩺 Regular Check-ups: Health exams, including dental checks, are particularly important for senior pets as they are more prone to illness and ailments (every six months is ideal).

If you have any concerns about your senior dog, please book your pet in for an appointment. Our vets can provide advice and treatments to help your dog enjoy their twilight years with comfort and joy. 🐾

We are proud to announce that Eaton Pet Vet is a certified Great Place To Work™ 🎉At the heart of our clinic lies a stead...
07/05/2024

We are proud to announce that Eaton Pet Vet is a certified Great Place To Work™ 🎉

At the heart of our clinic lies a steadfast commitment to nurturing a workplace culture where our team feels a sense of pride and belonging, and that they are empowered to do their most meaningful work. 🐾

07/05/2024
🌺🇦🇺 Anzac Day Notice - Clinic Closure 🌺In honour of Anzac Day, we would like to express our deepest respect and gratitud...
24/04/2024

🌺🇦🇺 Anzac Day Notice - Clinic Closure 🌺

In honour of Anzac Day, we would like to express our deepest respect and gratitude to the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve our nations. 🙏🏽🕊️

🐾 As we reflect on this significant day, our clinic will be closed on Anzac Day, 25th of April, 2024. We appreciate your understanding and encourage you to take a moment to remember and pay tribute to the sacrifices made by our servicemen and servicewomen.

🚫 Don't believe the myths! Desexing is NOT harmful to your fur baby - in fact, it has numerous health benefits and can e...
10/04/2024

🚫 Don't believe the myths! Desexing is NOT harmful to your fur baby - in fact, it has numerous health benefits and can even prolong their lifespan. 🐾 Let's debunk the misconceptions together and prioritise the well-being of our beloved pets.

💕🐶

❤️ Can your pup catch heartworm disease from playdates with furry friends? Let's talk paw-some facts! 🐶🔄🚫 Myth Buster: N...
03/04/2024

❤️ Can your pup catch heartworm disease from playdates with furry friends? Let's talk paw-some facts! 🐶🔄

🚫 Myth Buster: No, playing with other dogs doesn't directly transmit heartworm disease! 🙅‍♂️🐛 Heartworms are primarily spread through the bites of infected mosquitoes.

🦟 How it Spreads: An infected mosquito bites an affected dog, transmitting heartworm larvae. These larvae then mature into adult worms, causing heartworm disease. It's not a direct dog-to-dog transmission.

🤔 But Stay Alert! While playdates don't pose a heartworm risk, outdoor activities increase exposure to mosquitoes. Ensure your fur baby is protected with preventive measures like heartworm medication prescribed by your vet.

Get your dog vaccinated today. Call (08) 9725 2008.

Just a reminder we are closed today. Unfortunately there is no emergency/ on-call service. We are back in the clinic fro...
01/04/2024

Just a reminder we are closed today. Unfortunately there is no emergency/ on-call service.
We are back in the clinic from 8.30am tomorrow morning.
Please call the clinic after 8.30am to make all appointments.

Happy Easter everybody! 🐰 The clinic will be closed on Good Friday, Easter Sunday, and Easter Monday, as our team enjoys...
25/03/2024

Happy Easter everybody! 🐰 The clinic will be closed on Good Friday, Easter Sunday, and Easter Monday, as our team enjoys a well-deserved break. 💫 However, we will be open on Saturday, 30th of March as usual.

Please call ahead to schedule any upcoming/outstanding treatment and to organize collecting any food or medication needed over the break ☎️

We wish you an eggstra happy and safe Easter weekend!!

Address

5/7 Millard Street
Eaton, WA
6232

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6pm
Friday 8:30am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+61897252008

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Leschenault Vet Pty Ltd trading as Eaton Pet Vet has been providing a full array of affordable veterinary services within our fully equipped hospital since opening in 2014. Our clinic is located at 7 Millard Street, Eaton and mobile veterinary services are offered in the surrounding Eaton, Australind, Leschenault and Bunbury areas.

Dr Kerri Wallis is the owner operator and has been a Veterinary Surgeon for over 20 years. Our hospital is staffed by a highly competent, compassionate and experienced team ensuring the very best of care for your pets.


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