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Morley Vetcentre

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Morley Vetcentre

Vet Clinic in Morley This accreditation scheme is to help members of the public understand what standards of work and care go on at the Morley Vetcentre.

We are one of the only 14 veterinary hospitals in Western Australia which have been recognised as an ASAVA Accredited Hospital of Excellence. Each of our 32 dedicated staff, including eight veterinary surgeons are committed to the health and wellbeing of your pet. We consult and perform surgery 7 days a week, weekdays 8am - 7pm and weekends 9am - 5pm. Public holidays: 9am - 5pm. Pets, pet requirem

ents, toys, food, nutritional supplements, collars, leads, brushes, grooming, boarding and expert advice - all for your convenience under one roof, 7 days a week and with easy parking

Our separate dog and cat waiting areas proves very popular with our cat owners as it provides a more comfortable environment for cats to visit.

26/03/2025

Why is a regular vaccination schedule so important for your dog? 🐶💉

One of the diseases that the canine C3 vaccine protects against is parvovirus. This highly contagious virus damages a dog’s gut and immune system.

⚠️ Symptoms of parvovirus include:
❌ Lethargy and weakness
❌ Vomiting 🤢
❌ Bloody diarrhoea 💩
❌ Severe dehydration and cardiovascular shock

Affected pets may die even with veterinary treatment. The best way to protect your dog is by keeping them up to date with regular C3 vaccinations.

📞 Book your dog’s vaccination today to keep them safe from parvovirus!

24/03/2025

Before we vaccinate your pet, you may see us take their temperature – why is this? 🌡️

If your pet tolerates the rather ahem personal procedure of re**al temperature measurement, this information helps us assess their general health and ensure that they are a good candidate for vaccination. 🏥

If your pet’s temperature is elevated, it may simply indicate stress, or it could suggest an active inflammatory or infectious process that warrants further investigation before a vaccine can be safely administered.

🐾 Have concerns about your pet’s health before vaccination? Our team is here to help—book a check-up today!

20/03/2025

🐾 Meet Dr Caitlin 🐾

Dr. Caitlin is a dedicated vet with a passion for soft tissue surgery and caring for senior pets.

Outside of work, she loves exploring nature with her Golden Retriever and getting lost in a good book.

19/03/2025

If your cat is particularly nervous or behaviourally “spicy” 🌶️🐱, the prospect of bringing them in for an annual vaccination may elevate your heart rate, too!

However, rest assured that our feline-friendly team is here to help. We can ensure that your pet has a smooth and low-stress experience using:
✔️ Calming hormone sprays ✨
✔️ Gentle handling with lickable treats and blanket burritos 🛌
✔️ Pre-emptive anti-anxiety medication for you to administer at home before the appointment

🐾 Need help with your nervous cat’s vet visit? Chat with our experienced team today!

17/03/2025

“Uh oh, my pet was vaccinated a few weeks ago, and now I’ve felt a lump around their shoulders – should I worry?” 🤨

The good news is that if your pet was recently vaccinated, there’s a good chance that this lump is a harmless injection site reaction involving local inflammation where the vaccine was administered. These types of lumps generally resolve within a matter of weeks. 🐶💉

However, it’s always safest to have our team check any new lumps found on your pet so we can confirm the cause and whether any further treatment is recommended.

📅 If you've noticed a lump on your pet, book a check-up with our team for peace of mind!

14/03/2025

🐾 Meet Dr. Natasha! 🐾

Dr. Natasha has a special interest in feline medicine and loves helping out Western Australia’s native wildlife. Whether she’s caring for your beloved pet or lending a hand to injured wildlife, her passion for animal health shines through in everything she does. 💙

Next time you visit, don’t hesitate to ask her for tips on keeping your feline friends happy and healthy! 🐱🌿

12/03/2025

Have you recently obtained a kitten? 🐱🎉

Don’t forget to keep up with your new feline family member’s vaccination schedule, which usually involves a vaccine and check-up at 6-8 weeks old, 10-12 weeks old, and 16+ weeks old.

At this time, we will also discuss other kitten care routines (such as desexing, parasite control, grooming, and healthy diet options) and will check your pet for common health issues such as ear or skin disease.

Plus, our team offers complimentary cuddles 🥰🐾 to every kitten we see!

📞 Book your kitten’s vaccination today and let us help them grow into a healthy cat!

10/03/2025

Why do apparently healthy pets still require a full health check with their vaccination? 🤔

Firstly, this is because we need to ensure that pets are well enough to receive a vaccination, i.e. they’re not showing obvious symptoms of an infectious or autoimmune illness that could make vaccination unsafe for them. 🩺

Secondly, these regular health checks are often how we detect more subtle health issues, such as lumps or dental disease. 🦷

So, when it comes to your pet’s jab, we don’t just skip to the pointy end of the consultation! 💉

📅 Book your pet’s health check and vaccination with us today!

05/03/2025

When life gets busy, it’s easy to accidentally lose track of healthcare schedules. ⏳

If your puppy becomes overdue for one of its early vaccinations (usually consisting of three consecutive vaccines at 6-8 weeks old, 10-12 weeks old, and 16+ weeks old), it’s best to consult our knowledgeable vets. 🐶💉

Depending on how overdue your pup is and how old it is, it may require one or two further vaccinations delivered 2-4 weeks apart to get its immune protection back on track.

📞 Contact our puppy-proficient team today to check your pup’s vaccination status and book an appointment!

03/03/2025

Is your cat a senior “kitizen” (eight years old or above?) 🐱✨

If your pet goes outdoors or into boarding facilities, it’s recommended to stick with a yearly vaccination schedule. However, even if they are kept completely indoors and never attend boarding, we still advise an annual health check 🩺 where we can detect common senior feline health issues such as:
✔️ Dental disease
✔️ Arthritis 🦴
✔️ Weight loss that could be suggestive of kidney disease, gut problems, or an overactive thyroid

For more information on maintaining your senior cat’s health, book a check-up with our age-aware team today! 📅

28/02/2025

Happy Long Weekend. 🏖️ 🛋️
We will be open all weekend from 9am-5pm

Enjoy spending time with your pets 🐾

26/02/2025

High blood pressure in cats can silently damage vital organs like the kidneys, heart, and brain. 🧠

It’s often linked to thyroid problems, kidney disease, or obesity. Regular blood pressure checks are crucial for early detection and prevention. 🐾

Contact us to schedule a blood pressure check for your senior cat!

24/02/2025

Coughing in dogs can signal anything from mild airway irritation to serious conditions like heart disease, bronchitis, or even chest masses. 🐕

If your dog’s cough is persistent or unexplained, they may need a chest X-ray to investigate. 🩻

Don’t ignore a cough—call us to book an appointment for your dog!

20/02/2025

Congratulations to Trainer Kelby for completing her Canine Behaviour Consultant Course through Applied Vocational Training. We are super proud of her achievement!

19/02/2025

During a physical exam, vets palpate your pet’s abdomen to check for abnormalities like enlarged kidneys, bladder issues, or masses. 🐱

If your pet is overweight or underweight, further tests like ultrasounds might be needed. 🔍

Regular exams are key to catching health issues early. Call us to book a physical exam for your pet today!

17/02/2025

The liver is an amazing organ, but it can become damaged, leading to elevated liver enzymes on blood tests. 🩸

While mildly elevated levels might be insignificant, significantly high levels could indicate serious issues. Regular testing is essential for early detection. 🐶

Call us to book your pet’s routine blood test and keep their liver in check.

13/02/2025

Happy Valentine’s Day to all our pet lovers 😻
We hope you get spoiled with hugs and kisses today 🫶🏼 🌹 ❤️

12/02/2025

Microchip update

We are incredibly grateful to Global Micro for kindly offering FREE re-registration to all clients and their pets affected by the Homesafe closure.

To update your details, please go to www.globalmicro.com.au and follow the top link. 🔗

If you are unsure if your pet’s details are affected, you can check on www.petaddress.com.au or our staff are always happy to help

We thankyou for your patience 🩷

Address

20 Rudloc Road
Perth, WA
6062

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://www.vetcentre.com.au/

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TOP TRICKS WORKSHOPS ARE BACK FOR 2024! Start date is Tuesday 9th April (6pm & 7pm timeslots) Classes run fortnightly for 4 sessions *Dogs need to be in Level 2 equivalent or higher to attend Spots are strictly limited. To grab a spot please email us at: [email protected]

A Nose Touch is one of the most versatile behaviours you can train your dog to perform. Spending time teaching this foundation skill will pay off in so many ways, including: Reliable Recalls Loose Lead Walking Redirect and refocus Polite greetings Hold and retrieves Assistance dog tasks Super cute tricks Where has a Nose Touch come in handy when you have been out and about with your dog? Not taught a Nose Touch before? Check out our getting started video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eImTiFlYiPU

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Kronk is a rescue boy with amazing caregivers! They booked an in home session with our training team, to ensure Kronk is set up for the very best start in his new home. Amazing work Team Kronk! https://vetcentre.com.au/dog-training-consultations/ [email protected]

Amazing work from our Levels dogs this morning - with a breeze and some cloud cover, it was a lovely morning for training! Boops of approval all round! A reminder that Levels classes WILL NOT run tomorrow (Sunday 18th) due to the extreme weather forecast. Stay cool, and here is a fun indoor game you could play with your dog tomorrow - 'Pounce on the Mouse' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4pBXyndWdo

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Check out our Levels clients and their superstar doggos, perfecting their settle on a mat skills! A few tips to get started with mat training: 1. Food scatters on the mat builds positive associations 2. Using a food lure practice a 'down' on the mat 3. Provide a long lasting chew - encourages dog to settle for longer periods of time Happy training! https://vetcentre.com.au/levels-training-program/

As well as focus skills, loose lead walking, recalls and mat training, our Levels students worked on husbandry training skills during their classes this weekend. Teaching positive associations to the vet clinic environment, husbandry tools and being handled, sets up our dogs to be calm and confident when it is time for a nail trim, grooming or a visit to the vet. https://vetcentre.com.au/levels-training-program/