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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!

A sophisticated, subtle and complex system that we are all still learning about! 🐕🦮🐕‍🦺🐩
20/12/2025

A sophisticated, subtle and complex system that we are all still learning about! 🐕🦮🐕‍🦺🐩

How do you read "nothing"?
There's silence and stillness, but in that moment maybe you are picking up on something else?
Information can be read more easily when we actually take noise out of the equation.

We may be good at picking up when a dog is full of excitement or anticipation because there may be a certain higher, repetitive shorter "yip" bark.
Now imagine if we can have that clarity in how they're feeling by noticing the quieter signals.

Start with the bark, (strange place to start when talking about silent communication), but what do you notice when they're barking?

Do you notice the facial tension?
What are their ears doing?
Is there movement?
Jumping or rushing at people?
What are they doing with their bodies?
Are they still, moving towards or backing off?

Now try to put the bark aside, just for the moment.
What did their body tell you?
What did you notice? Did any of what you saw change how you think they feel?

The more we notice the "other" information dogs share, the more we can start to read their emotional state and that understanding can change everything.

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Discuss 🤪

Does your pet seem to be slowing down, or struggling to get up after rest? Do they not like their long walks like they u...
20/12/2025

Does your pet seem to be slowing down, or struggling to get up after rest? Do they not like their long walks like they used to, or hesitate at stairs or the jump into the car? We can help to manage arthritis and ensure that they're comfortable intro their older years ♡

Our holiday opening hours for December. If you need help while we aren't around, please contact Port City Emergency Vets...
20/12/2025

Our holiday opening hours for December. If you need help while we aren't around, please contact Port City Emergency Vets or your local emergency vet ♡

Poisonous Christmas plants 🚫🌿
19/12/2025

Poisonous Christmas plants 🚫🌿

🌟 Christmas Plants That Aren’t So Pet-Friendly 🌟

As we deck the halls this Christmas, it’s easy to forget that some festive favourites can be harmful to our pets. 🎄✨
Here are a few plants to keep out of paws’ reach:

🌺 Poinsettia – Mildly toxic but still capable of causing drooling, vomiting and skin irritation if chewed.

🌸 Lilies – Extremely dangerous for cats. Poisoning can occur if they ingest any part of the plant (leaf, petal, stem), drink water from a vase containing lilies, or even lick pollen off their fur after brushing against the flower.
👉 This is one of the most common accidental holiday toxicities in cats.

🌿 Holly – The berries and leaves can cause vomiting, diarrhoea and discomfort if eaten.

💋 Mistletoe – Can lead to tummy upsets and, in larger amounts, more serious symptoms such as low heart rate or changes in behaviour.

🎁 Keeping pets safe: Display these plants where pets can’t reach, or opt for safe alternatives. If you suspect your pet has eaten something they shouldn’t, please seek immediate veterinary attention.

Our Cannington hospital is open 24/7 and our Yokine hospital provides after-hours emergency care - 365 days per year.
Cannington - (08) 9207 5207 📞
Yokine - (08) 9207 5200 📞

Keep our numbers handy and enjoy the festivities knowing help is always nearby. ❤️

If you happen to be headed through Dongara over Christmastime, be sure to stop in to ex-Cott-Vet nurse Jessie's seaside ...
19/12/2025

If you happen to be headed through Dongara over Christmastime, be sure to stop in to ex-Cott-Vet nurse Jessie's seaside cafe Sea Folk Co for some homemade doggy xmas treats! ❤️💚❤️💚❤️

Is there a "favourite human" in your house? 😍
19/12/2025

Is there a "favourite human" in your house? 😍

Choices, choices...
19/12/2025

Choices, choices...

Decisions

Is it time for an old towel clean out at your place? Cat Haven WA in Shenton Park would love your donations! ♡
18/12/2025

Is it time for an old towel clean out at your place? Cat Haven WA in Shenton Park would love your donations! ♡

🧺 Towel Donation Appeal 🐾

We’re urgently in need of large bath towels to help keep our cats comfortable. In this weather, towels are perfect for bedding and covering cats to help them feel safe and secure in the shelter.

If you have any spare bath towels at home, please consider donating them today, your kindness makes a real difference to our cats’ comfort ❤️

We're open 8am-6pm Monday-Wednesday 8am-7pm Thursdays & Fridays and 9am-5pm on weekends for donations drop off's.

🏡Adoptions Open:
⏰10am-5:45pm Monday-Wednesday
⏰10am-6:30pm Thursdays & Fridays
⏰10am-4pm Weekends & Public Holidays

📍23 Lemnos Street, Shenton Park

Hot houndy tips for staying cool this summer ☀️ 😎
18/12/2025

Hot houndy tips for staying cool this summer ☀️ 😎

Summer has certainly arrived and with it the Australian heat ☀

While it’s a lovely time to get out and about and enjoy the sunshine with your pooch, we need to make sure they don’t get too hot!

We have some tips on how to ensure your dog stays safe this summer:
✅Ensure they have access to cool, clean water and cool, shady, well-ventilated areas always.
✅Never leave your dog alone in a car, even on a mild day. Dogs die in hot cars. If your dog is travelling with you, don’t forget to bring water along for them.
✅Fill an empty container with water, freeze it, cover and place it in your dog’s bed.
✅When/where possible leave the air conditioning or a fan in the house.
✅Don’t exercise or walk your dog in peak heat times and ideally choose shady areas. Always check the temperature of the surface, if you can’t hold your hand too it comfortably; your dog shouldn’t walk on it.
✅Be aware of the signs of heat stroke; rapid panting, lethargy, drooling, weakness, muscle tremors or collapse. If you notice these symptoms, put your dog in a shady area, wet them down cool (not icy) water and fan them, offer small amounts of water at time (no gulping). Take them straight to a vet.

Beautiful bird facts 🖤
18/12/2025

Beautiful bird facts 🖤

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Perth, WA
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