Vet Nurse Care at Home

26/03/2025

MOBILE SERVICE ONLY
SERVICING ALL AREAS OF PERTH

Microchipping: $60 per animal.
$40 per animal for a litter.
Includes registration on the day.
Dogs and cats only.

Nail clipping: $40 for cats/rabbits/guinea pigs
$45 for dogs
2 or more cats/rabbits/piggies $35 each
2 or more dogs $40 each

A**l Gland Expression: $50 per animal
Dogs and cats only.

Cat Grooming - CLIPPING ONLY
Mat removal only: $45 - $65 depending on severity of mats
Lion Clip: $115 ($20-$30 surcharge for severe matting)
Tummy Clip only: $35
Chest Only: $45 (includes underarms)
Bottom Clip only: $45
Tummy + Chest: $70
Tummy + Bottom: $60
Tummy + Chest + Bottom Clip: $75
Nail Caps: Two paws only $30 all four paws $45

MOBILE SERVICE FEES VARY ON LOCATION

13/03/2025

09/03/2025

😻😻 APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE 😻😻

SERVICING ALL AREAS OF PERTH
(We are a mobile service)

Microchipping: $60 per animal.
$40 per animal for a litter.
Includes registration on the day.
Dogs and cats only.

Nail clipping: $40 for cats/rabbits/guinea pigs
$45 for dogs
2 or more cats/rabbits/piggies $35 each
2 or more dogs $40 each

A**l Gland Expression: $50 per animal
Dogs and cats only.

Cat Grooming - CLIPPING ONLY
Mat removal only: $45 - $65 depending on severity of mats
Lion Clip: $115 ($20-$30 surcharge for severe matting)
Tummy Clip only: $35
Chest Only: $45 (includes underarms)
Bottom Clip only: $45
Tummy + Chest: $70
Tummy + Bottom: $60
Tummy + Chest + Bottom Clip: $75
Nail Caps: Two paws only $30 all four paws $45

MOBILE SERVICE FEES VARY ON LOCATION

09/03/2025

🌟 CAT OF THE WEEK! 🌟

We had the privilege of grooming the amazing Bella who is 24 years old!!

At her age she struggles to groom herself so needed a lion clip to keep her comfortable and knot free.

Bella was so good for her groom and loved her treats 😻

06/03/2025

🚨 Bunny Owners – Important Alert! 🚨
A rabbit calicivirus (K5) release is planned for Perth and other regions of Western Australia THIS MONTH.

This virus is highly contagious and deadly for unvaccinated domestic rabbits. Please check your local council website for details of release sites and dates.

🐰 How to Keep Your Bunny Safe:
✅ Vaccinate before the release, or make sure vaccinations are up to date.
✅ Keep rabbits indoors to minimise risk. If your bunny must be outside their enclosure should be completely covered with insect mesh.
✅ Avoid contact with wild rabbits and disinfect with F10 veterinary disinfectant after being in their habitat.
✅ Install and repair fly screens—flies and other insects can spread the virus.
✅ Wash hands & disinfect supplies with F10 before handling your rabbit.

⚠️ Watch for Symptoms of Rabbit Calicivirus (RHDV):
🚨 Loss of appetite, lethargic
🚨 Fever and difficulty breathing
🚨 Bleeding from the nose or mouth
🚨 Seizures or sudden passing

If your rabbit shows any of these signs, seek veterinary help immediately. 🏥

Pic credit- The Bunny Lady.

04/03/2025

Now is the time to start helping us make animal welfare a priority in WA.
We can’t do that without representation in government.
PLEASE VOTE FOR THE ANIMAL JUSTICE PARTY this election!

From greyhound racing to factory farms, from deforestation wiping out wildlife to live exports that condemn animals to unimaginable suffering—decisions that impact animals are being made every day.

And too often, animals lose.

But with political representation, they win ✊

This is just a snapshot of what our MPs have been able to achieve in NSW & Victoria.

Now, help us do the same in WA!

If you've ever wished you could do more for animals—this is it. This is how we make real, lasting change.

Sign up to volunteer on March 8 👉 https://wa.animaljusticeparty.org/election_vollie

03/03/2025

28/02/2025

Ask "consent" before petting or picking up a cat. This simple gesture can go a long way in building trust.

27/02/2025

Many cats develop anxiety around their carriers because they only see them when it's time for the dreaded veterinary visit—an experience that’s never enjoyable from their perspective. To help reduce this stress, make the carrier a familiar and comforting part of your cat’s home environment.

Leave the carrier out so it no longer signals an impending trip. If using a kennel-style carrier, remove the door, line the interior with a soft towel so it can function as a comfy hideaway and napping spot. Gradually build positive associations by placing tasty treats nearby. Over time, leave treats closer until your cat is comfortable finding them inside the carrier.

This approach helps your cat view the carrier as a safe, inviting space rather than a source of stress, which will hopefully make future veterinary visits easier for both of you.

27/02/2025

It might seem like your cat lashes out without warning, but in reality, signals are being given that you might not be noticing. Cats communicate a lot through body language, and if you’re distracted while petting them, you might miss the subtle signs that they’ve had enough.

If your cat has shown petting-induced aggression before, pay close attention to cues—like tail flicking, ear positioning, or skin twitching. Ignoring these can lead to an unexpected swipe!

Remember: Cats aren’t being mean; they’re just setting boundaries. Respect their signals, and you’ll build a stronger, safer bond!

24/02/2025

The number of people with companion animals is increasing 🐕🐈

And it's not hard to understand why—pets are proven to reduce stress and depression, and improve overall mental and physical health. Not to mention the unconditional love and joy that they bring to our lives.

But whilst the number of people sharing our homes with animals is on the rise, so are vet bills 💸

Research shows that 80% of pet owners are feeling the pinch. And 4 in 5 of us are concerned about the rising costs of taking care of our companion animals.

The last thing that anyone needs in a cost-of-living crisis is an unexpected vet bill. With emergency care often reaching in excess of $10,000 or even $20,000, many families are left choosing between getting proper care for their pets, or putting food on the table.

That's where Veticare comes in ✅

It's a world-first model, based on the human 'Medicare' scheme.

With Veticare, pet owners will have peace of mind knowing that care is available when it's really needed.

By offering rebates on vet bills, establishing public vet clinics, and upskilling and supporting vet nurses, our Veticare plan will not only save you money, but also save lives.

👉Read more about why WA needs Veticare: wa.animaljusticeparty.org/veticare

20/02/2025

As your cat ages, it’s important to observe physical changes, especially in how they move around the home.

Some changes, like weight loss, grooming habits, and eating patterns, are easy for most caretakers to notice. However, subtle shifts in mobility can be harder to detect.

Aging cats often develop arthritis, lose flexibility, and experience daily aches and pains. As a result, they may adjust how they play and navigate their environment.

For example, your cat may prefer to simply watch their toys rather than chase them. This is perfectly fine—they are still engaged and mentally stimulated. You might also notice them using stairs differently or struggling to jump onto or off high surfaces. This is because their joints may be sore, and they are trying to minimize discomfort.

Additionally, your cat may stretch less, use vertical scratchers less frequently, or have difficulty grooming their hind end and hips. These behaviors often indicate that certain movements are becoming painful.

Another key change to watch for is difficulty getting in or out of the litter box. If this happens, consider adjusting your setup to make it more senior-friendly.

If you notice any of these changes, consult your veterinarian. There are medications and supplements available to help keep your cat comfortable and happy in their senior years.

06/02/2025

No one should have to choose between proper vet care for their companion animal, or putting food on the table.

Sadly, many Western Australians are faced with that impossible decision every day -- Leaving thousands of animals surrendered, or worse: suffering illness, injury or even death because their owners can't afford veterinary care.

This is why we have a plan to make vet care affordable -- Veticare.

And we need your help to get the message out there.

The State Election in March is our chance to put this plan front and centre. No other political party is fighting to end animal cruelty like us.

👉 Can you chip in to fund our billboard campaign? 👈
wa.animaljusticeparty.org/billboard

With $5,000, we can reach tens of thousands of voters across Perth.

Please dig deep, for the animals. Together, we can make our message impossible to miss ✊

Donate Now -- wa.animaljusticeparty.org/billboard

04/02/2025

!! Oiled birds in Coogee and surrounds !!

On Sunday, an observant member of public called our hotline to report this oiled pelican, perched on top of a lamp post at Ammo Jetty. Volunteer Barb was able to coax the pelican down with a fish and successfully caught it. The pelican was so oiled it soaked through her shirt! Unfortunately, this pelican will need several washes before its feathers are waterproofed and it can be released.

So, we're asking for your help!

We want you to look out for birds that have slicked or wet-looking feathers. The feathers may be discoloured with a brown or orange tint, or the feathers could be more translucent in appearance (depending on the type of oil). These birds will likely try to preen the oil off and can be waterlogged, heavy and unable to fly.

This pelican is now with our friends at WA Wildlife and feathers will be sent for testing to determine what the contaminant is. It can be difficult for wildlife groups to prove causation and prosecute people responsible for this kind of pollution. We ask that members of the public who are privy to any related information to email us at: [email protected]

When there's an oiled bird, there's usually many... and we need your help to find them.

03/02/2025

🌟 APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE! 🌟

We will be in the Midland/Kalamunda and surrounds area on Tuesday 11th Feb and have appointments available 😻

SERVICING ALL AREAS OF PERTH

Microchipping: $50 per animal.
$40 per animal for a litter.
Includes registration on the day.
Dogs and cats only.

Nail clipping: $40 for cats/rabbits/guinea pigs
$45 for dogs
2 or more cats/rabbits/piggies $35 each
2 or more dogs $40 each

A**l Gland Expression: $50 per animal
Dogs and cats only.

Cat Grooming - CLIPPING ONLY
Mat removal only: $45 - $65 depending on severity of mats
Lion Clip: $115 ($20-$30 surcharge for severe matting)
Tummy Clip only: $35
Chest Only: $45 (includes underarms)
Bottom Clip only: $45
Tummy + Chest: $70
Tummy + Bottom: $60
Tummy + Chest + Bottom Clip: $75
Nail Caps: Two paws only $30 all four paws $45

MOBILE SERVICE FEES VARY ON LOCATION

Please send us a PM or or SMS 0409587240 to book 🐾