Morley Vetcentre

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.

This summer, we’ve got a few ideas for keeping your dog cool and content! ☀️🐶When leaving your dog at home on a hot day,...
14/01/2026

This summer, we’ve got a few ideas for keeping your dog cool and content! ☀️🐶

When leaving your dog at home on a hot day, as well as making sure they always have access to water and a cool, well-ventilated area (such as an air-conditioned room or a large shady area with a fan), you could consider keeping them busy and comfortable with:
✔️ A shallow paddling pool
✔️ A frozen treat (look up dog-safe popsicle recipes online, or just freeze some of their favourite treats in water or meat broth)
✔️ A safe long-lasting chew treat and a pet cooling mat to lie on

For more information on keeping pets safe in hot weather, consult our helpful team.

Myth: a dog with a wagging tail is friendly and wants to interact. 🐕While a wagging tail can often mean that a dog is fe...
12/01/2026

Myth: a dog with a wagging tail is friendly and wants to interact. 🐕

While a wagging tail can often mean that a dog is feeling sociable and friendly, this isn’t always the case!

“Tail flagging” is a movement that looks similar to wagging, as it involves an upright tail vibrating back and forth. However, flagging tends to signify that a dog is feeling agitated or overaroused, meaning that any further interaction could provoke an aggressive response. Additionally, dogs may also wag their tails even if they are feeling unsure.

For more information on reading and managing your pet’s behaviour, consult our canine-competent team. 🙂

Our latest kittens for adoption 👑 Princess Lady rules the kingdom! This little female DLH Tabby & white is very talkati...
07/01/2026

Our latest kittens for adoption

👑 Princess Lady rules the kingdom! This little female DLH Tabby & white is very talkative and likes to be pampered.

🎤 Ready Freddy is a playful and cheeky DSH Male but also likes to slow down and snuggle on your lap. Champagne & White

🔎 Gilly is a little explorer, she loves following you around and loves to know what you are up to. Dsh tabby & white

All kittens have been in foster with other cats, dogs and young children.

🍫 Truffle is not so photogenic! A little wriggle worm who likes to be active. Female black DSH who has also been in foster with sibling cats.

All Kittens up for adoption are thoroughly vet checked, vaccinated, wormed and microchipped. The cost of $330 also includes sterilisation.

If you are able to adopt one of these cuties, please let us know 🐾

For more sensitive cats, any changes in their environment (such as an owner spending more time away, a new pet, a move t...
07/01/2026

For more sensitive cats, any changes in their environment (such as an owner spending more time away, a new pet, a move to a new home, or a neighbourhood cat encroaching upon their territory) can lead to significant stress. 🐱

However, compared to dogs, the feline signs of stress tend to be more subtle and may be easily missed.

Stressed cats may show symptoms such as:
✔️ Hiding more
✔️ A reduced appetite
✔️ Inappropriate toileting (weeing or pooing around the house)
✔️ Overgrooming
✔️ Increased miaowing

If you notice any similar symptoms in your cat, we’d advise an assessment with our feline-friendly vets. 💚

With separation anxiety affecting around a quarter of dogs, it’s useful to know the signs to watch out for in your pet. ...
05/01/2026

With separation anxiety affecting around a quarter of dogs, it’s useful to know the signs to watch out for in your pet. 🐶

Dogs can be more prone to developing separation anxiety if their owner has had to return to work after a period of holiday leave, maternity leave, or a job change.

The most problematic symptoms of separation anxiety in dogs tend to be:
✔️ Destructive behaviours (e.g. chewing or clawing at walls or furniture)
✔️ Weeing or pooing in the house
✔️ Excessive barking/howling/whining

If you notice any of these symptoms in your pet, it’s best to seek help from our behaviourally-brainy team ASAP. 💛

02/01/2026

The holiday season is definitely the opposite of quiet for us!! Thankyou for your patience as we try and help answer every ringing phone, reply to emails and attend to each patient 🩺 🩻 💊

31/12/2025

A recap of our 2025 💕
Thankyou for trusting us with your most precious family members.
🐕 🐱 🐰 🦜 🐹

🌟 Happy New Year! 🥳 🥂 Our opening hours for the holidays: Wednesday 31st December - 8am til 7pm ⭐️ Thursday 1st January...
30/12/2025

🌟 Happy New Year! 🥳 🥂

Our opening hours for the holidays:

Wednesday 31st December - 8am til 7pm ⭐️
Thursday 1st January - 9am til 5pm ⭐️
Friday 2nd January - 8am til 7pm ⭐️
Saturday 3rd January - 9am til 5pm ⭐️

🥂💫✨

Dog bites crush and tear the skin by design, so even small bites can be much bigger and more damaging than they first ap...
29/12/2025

Dog bites crush and tear the skin by design, so even small bites can be much bigger and more damaging than they first appear, and can get infected fast ⚠️.

Early cleaning and antibiotics reduce the risk of abscesses and complications 🩹. Don’t wait; fast treatment leads to faster healing 🐕.

🚑 See us promptly if your dog’s been bitten.

Important update. Unfortunately we have to close earlier than expected today. For all Emergency cases, please call Perth...
26/12/2025

Important update. Unfortunately we have to close earlier than expected today.
For all Emergency cases, please call Perth Vet Emergency on 08 9207 5200, Vet 24 on 08 6318 5300 or AEC Midland on 08 6500 3010

Thankyou

Christmas Opening Hours. Please note we are closed Christmas Day 🎄 🎅 🤶 🎄For Emergencies out of these hours, please cont...
23/12/2025

Christmas Opening Hours.
Please note we are closed Christmas Day 🎄 🎅 🤶 🎄

For Emergencies out of these hours, please contact Perth Vet Emergency on 1300 040 400

We wish you a safe and Merry Christmas 🎄

Bonjour! Pierre is a wee wee little champagne 🥂 coloured kitten looking for his forever home. 🇫🇷 He has been in a foster...
23/12/2025

Bonjour! Pierre is a wee wee little champagne 🥂 coloured kitten looking for his forever home. 🇫🇷
He has been in a foster home with children and other cats.
Pierre is a very playful lil guy who would eat croissants 🥐 and baguettes 🥖 if given the chance!!

If you are the right family for Monsieur Pierre, please come in and say hi! Merci!

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20 Rudloc Road
Morley, WA
6062

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

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