Cottesloe Vet

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An ASAV accredited Hospital of Excellence Clinics are audited for accreditation on a one to three yearly basis.

At Cottesloe Vet we are very proud to have maintained our ASAV Accredited Veterinary Hospital status since 1981. We are committed to providing the highest quality of compassionate, personalised veterinary care and customer service. As a result, we have high quality facilities and equipment, and our staff regularly attend continuing education seminars to keep ourselves up to date with the latest in

best practice veterinary care. The ASAV (Australian Small Animal Veterinarians) is an official body whose aim is to promote high standards of veterinary care for Australian pet owners. Accreditation is awarded only to those showing the highest standards of veterinary facilities and care. These standards must be maintained year-in, year-out. There are over 170 veterinary premises throughout WA, only fourteen are currently ASAV Accredited. Our commitment to providing the highest standard of veterinary care is further substantiated by the facts that all of our veterinarians have been long term members of the Australian Veterinary Association so that we can remain in touch with the latest information and trends in the industry, and be part of a national body advocating for animal and veterinary welfare. Additionally, Dr David Neck is a member of the Australian College of Veterinary Scientists by examination. This has required many hours of self study as well as written and oral examination assessed by specialists in veterinary science. At Cottesloe Vet, we are committed to donating our time to help look after and promote pet healthcare on a larger scale. We regularly donate our services to the VisAbility and Guide Dogs WA, WA Ferrets and Ferreting Society (WAFFS), USAR K9 WA, the Feline Control Council of Western Australia Inc. and the Royal Agricultural Society of WA, as well as many other community organisations. We are also committed to sharing our knowledge and skills, and as well as mentoring new graduate veterinarians, we regularly have veterinary students and veterinary nursing students undertaking work experience with us at the clinic. For further information on our veterinary hospital, feel free to contact us on (08) 9384 1877, or stop in for a chat!

11/10/2025

Thanks for joining us for Vet Nurse Day yesterday! ♡

Vet Nurse Day #7Happy Vet Nurse Day to Becky!Becky is originally from the UK, and has been vet nursing for around 9 yea...
10/10/2025

Vet Nurse Day #7

Happy Vet Nurse Day to Becky!

Becky is originally from the UK, and has been vet nursing for around 9 years now. In her spare time she enjoys walks along the coast, travelling and heading to the beach 🏖☀️

10/10/2025

Vet Nurse Day #6

Happy Vet Nurse Day to Amanda (and smoochy boy Jonesy!)

Amanda rehomed elderly diabetic ginger boy Jonesy several years ago, when his medical needs became a little much for his previous owner (despite loving him very much)! He's now living his best life with her and husband Jonathan 🧡

Vet Nurse Day #5Happy Vet Nurse Day to Rachelle!Rachelle is the longest serving vet nurse 👵 at Cottesloe Vet, having jo...
10/10/2025

Vet Nurse Day #5

Happy Vet Nurse Day to Rachelle!

Rachelle is the longest serving vet nurse 👵 at Cottesloe Vet, having joined the practice back in 2013. Since then she's completed her Vet Nursing Diploma in General Practice and her Training and Assessment qualification, in order to teach animal care students at TAFE!
4 years ago she and partner Steve adopted rescue greyhound ✨Destiny️✨️ and they recommend anyone who is looking for a lovely companion contact Greyhounds As Pets WA ♡♡♡
When not nursing, teaching or hounding, Rachelle sings in a rock/pop cover band 🎵🎤

Vet Nurse Day #4Renee is coming up to her 1 year anniversary of becoming a vet nurse, but she has been with us at Cotte...
10/10/2025

Vet Nurse Day #4

Renee is coming up to her 1 year anniversary of becoming a vet nurse, but she has been with us at Cottesloe for just over 3 years. In her free time she volunteers at WA Wildlife and is an avid Formula 1 fan. Her life currently revolves around making sure puppy Mika isn’t getting into too much trouble or chasing Crystal the cat!

Vet Nurse Day #3Happy Vet Nurse Day to Nicole! She’s been part of our team for 7 years and is a pro with our ferret pat...
10/10/2025

Vet Nurse Day #3

Happy Vet Nurse Day to Nicole!
She’s been part of our team for 7 years and is a pro with our ferret patients. When she’s not at the clinic, Nicole is usually gaming or at the park with her two giant goofballs, Arthur and Paige 🐾

Vet Nurse Day #2Happy Vet Nurse Day to Emily! Emily has been nursing for 3 years, and joined the Cottesloe team in Febr...
10/10/2025

Vet Nurse Day #2

Happy Vet Nurse Day to Emily!

Emily has been nursing for 3 years, and joined the Cottesloe team in February. She is currently enjoying life as a newlywed, and her home is run by Splat the cat, and Oliver the rabbit 🐱🐰

This Vet Nurse Day (Friday 10th October), we want to shine a spotlight on the wonderful, skilled and compassionate team ...
10/10/2025

This Vet Nurse Day (Friday 10th October), we want to shine a spotlight on the wonderful, skilled and compassionate team of nursing staff that keep our clinic running ♡

To kick us off, here's Kate, with ex-clinic cat Jinx!

Kate and Jinx both love warm blankets, cake, spending time in the garden, and annoying Kate’s partner, Ric 🐈‍⬛

Other areas of Perth are experiencing Parvo outbreaks. We are not immune here in Cottesloe - dogs from all areas mix at ...
09/10/2025

Other areas of Perth are experiencing Parvo outbreaks. We are not immune here in Cottesloe - dogs from all areas mix at our parks and beaches, and Parvovirus can remain viable in the environment for us to a year (direct contact with an infected dog is NOT required for disease transmission). Please ensure your furry friend's vaccinations are up to date!

There has been a Parvo outbreak around the Kwinana area and we are seeing positive Parvo cases daily.

Parvo is a deadly disease that can survive in the environment for up to a year. Therefore it easily spreads between unvaccinated individuals in public areas like dog beaches and dog parks.

Keeping up with your dog's vaccinations will protect them from contracting and spreading this deadly disease. Unvaccinated puppies are especially vulnerable to the disease, treatment is expensive and the survival rates are poor.

To keep your furry friends safe, please ensure their vaccinations are up to date.

Also remember, puppies aren’t fully protected until two weeks after their 3rd puppy vaccination.

Parvo Virus Symptoms to watch for include:

1. Severe Vomiting: Dogs may vomit multiple times a day.
2. Diarrhoea: Often bloody and can be very watery.
3. Loss of Appetite: A sudden decrease in eating or drinking.
4. Lethargy: Unusual tiredness or lack of energy.
5. Abdominal Pain: Dogs may seem uncomfortable or sensitive when their abdomen is touched.
6. Fever: Elevated body temperature can occur.
7. Dehydration: Signs include dry gums and skin that doesn't bounce back when pinched.

If you notice any of these symptoms in your dog, seek veterinary care immediately.

Stay vigilant and keep those pups safe and healthy! 🐾💉

Have they cottoned on yet? 🐩🚶‍♂️🐕‍🦺🚶‍♀️
09/10/2025

Have they cottoned on yet? 🐩🚶‍♂️🐕‍🦺🚶‍♀️

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597 Stirling Highway, Cottesloe
Perth, WA
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