Lynwood Veterinary Clinic

14/02/2025

Found in Lynwood on 5th February. Definitely a pet as starting to talk. Not microchipped. S*x unknown. We need to find its family! Proof of ownership required. Please share.

13/02/2025

Duchess is a sweet young girl looking for her perfect home. She was found in the hot weather at Christmas bravely raising five kittens in the streets when not much more than a kitten herself. Whilst a little shy with new people she soon warms up and is playful and cuddly. Please share our posts and help us find her a family to love. She is sterilised, microchipped, vaccinated and up to date with parasite prevention. For more info please email us [email protected]

12/02/2025

Cats are experts at hiding illness, often only showing signs when they’re seriously unwell. Regular blood tests can help detect common conditions like kidney or thyroid issues before symptoms appear. 🧪

If your cat is over 8 years and hasn’t had bloodwork done in the past year, now’s the time. 🐾

Call us to schedule a blood test for your feline friend!

10/02/2025

As pets age, their risk for conditions like heart, kidney, liver, and joint disease increases. 🩺 Dogs between 6–8 years and cats over 8 are considered geriatric.

Regular checkups allow early detection and treatment, keeping your furry friend healthy and happy. 🐕

Book your senior pet’s health check today—early detection makes all the difference! 🌟

08/02/2025

Trying to get nice family photos when no one will look at the camera or one of the kids pulls a face 🙄

07/02/2025

Mouse and his Mumma Duchess would make the cutest addition to any family. Duchess is little more than a kitten herself and these two love to play and snuggle together 💕 they are available for adoption and whilst we would love them to go together they are available for adoption separately. For more info please email us at [email protected]

07/02/2025

O’Malley is just the cutest! He is looking for a family to love him. If you are wanting a kitten full of character to join your family please email us at [email protected]. This boy is pretty special and a fave of the team so you will have to wow us with your application 😝

06/02/2025

If your pet is registered with HomeSafeID their microchip details will soon be untraceable as the company has folded and their registry will not longer exist. It is essential that you check your pet’s microchip details and if it has been registered with this company, that you register their chip details with one of the other national databases such as Australasian Animal Registry or Central Animal Records. Not sure? Then bring your pet in for us to scan their microchip and check for you.

🚨 IMPORTANT update regarding MICROCHIPS registered with HOMESAFE ID 🚨

The WA company HomeSafeID Microchip Pet Registry has gone into receivership. They are currently uncontactable and while details are currently still available, they may no longer maintain their microchip database in the long term. This means if your pet goes missing, the contact details on the microchip may not be available.

To ensure your contact details on your pet’s microchip are up to date and accessible, we recommend staying aware of updates and starting the process to register the microchip with another database. There will be a small fee of around $15 to change to a new registry, but it is SO important to keep your pets microchip details up to date in the event they ever go missing so they can be reunited with you as soon as possible.

The most commonly used registry’s include:

✅Australian Animal Registry
✅Global Micro Animal Registry
✅Central Animal Records

If you are unsure which database your pet's microchip is currently registered with, you can check here:
https://petaddress.com.au

Please note, the Dogs’ Refuge Home is unable to complete this process for you but are happy to answer any questions you may have. Please take action today.

06/02/2025

Found Lynwood 5/02/2025
Friendly pet adult Rainbow Lorikeet
No microchip found
Please contact the Clinic on 9451 3575

05/02/2025

Omega 3’s and other essential fatty acids aren’t just good for you; they’re vital for your pet’s health too! 🐾

They support heart, brain, and joint health. While some foods like skin-on salmon contain these nutrients, not all pet diets include high-quality fatty acids. 🐟

Fortunately, supplements are available. Contact our clinic to see if Omega 3 supplements could help your pet thrive! 🐶

03/02/2025

Have you heard of a ‘heart murmur’ before? Normally the heart makes a clear ‘lub dub’ sound, but when blood flow becomes turbulent, it sounds more like a ‘woosh.’ 💓

This could indicate conditions like valve degeneration or an enlarged heart. If your pet has been diagnosed with a heart murmur, it’s important to monitor them closely. 🐱

Call us if you’d like to discuss heart health for your cat!

30/01/2025

Missing from Langford

MISSING - CAT - LANGFORD (CITY OF GOSNELLS - PERTH) 30/01/2025

My cat has escaped from a cattery in Langford around Nicholson Rd, his name is Coco, he is black, has a purple collar on with his name reward offered, missing from 30 Jan, microchipped.

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27/01/2025

Did you know that long-haired and elderly cats usually require some assistance to help prevent fur-soiling or matting? 🐱

To facilitate low-stress grooming, it’s best to aim for “little and often” to prevent significant knotting from developing in the first place. This means brushing and/or combing your pet several times weekly.

You can also trim fur away from any common problem areas, such as around your cat’s tummy, bottom and back legs – ask our team about this if you’re unsure.

If your cat is becoming stressed or cranky with grooming, we’d recommend a check-up to help rule out any medical issues that could be affecting their tolerance. With our team’s help, there’ll be no fluffing around! 🧼

26/01/2025

O’Malley and Mouse are looking for a loving family. O’Malley is a laid back boy who loves to play and snuggle. Mouse is a little quieter but equally as adorable.
Please send all adoption enquires to [email protected]

25/01/2025

Found in Langford. Microchipped but contact details not up to date. Now with Canning ranger.

22/01/2025

If you’re planning to move house soon with your cat, check out these tips from our claw-some team to help reduce everyone’s stress! 🐾

Acclimate your cat to their travel crate in the weeks prior by placing the crate out, lining it with a soft cosy blanket, and intermittently tempting your cat inside with a few treats.

If possible, set up a calming scent hormone diffuser in the new house just prior to moving your cat in. 🏡
Try to keep your cat’s routine as consistent as possible before and after the move.

If your cat is very highly strung, ask our vets about the options for temporary calming medications.

For more advice on keeping your cat calm, consult our chilled-out team.

21/01/2025

Juno is still looking for her furever home. She is a little shy until she gets to know you and is suited to a quiet household. She is slowly becoming accustomed to the rough and tumble of the Aristocat kittens and with a gentle introduction should adapt to living with another sociable cat.

20/01/2025

It might be dark outside but it is still over 35 degrees which is too hot to walk your dog! Please keep your pets inside in the air conditioning with plenty of cool water to help them stay hydrated. Pets that are elderly, have health conditions such as heart disease, are overweight or brachycephalic (flat faced) are all more susceptible to heatstroke.