Epsom Avenue Veterinary Clinic

02/04/2025

"Friendly informative staff. They treated our anxious pup with great care, even asking us to pick her up earlier due to her anxiety. Meanwhile they sat with her to keep her company." says Paula on Google

★★★★★ Friendly informative staff. They treated our anxious pup with great care, even asking us to pick her up earlier due to her anxiety. Meanwhile they sat with her to keep her company.

29/03/2025

Winnie says "Excuse me, may I please book my recheck appointment?" Such a cutie 🥰

We are open for consults 8am - 6pm Monday to Friday and 8am - 12pm Saturdays. Please call to book an appointment and say hi to the team! ☺️

We look forward to seeing you! 🤩

26/03/2025

🐾 Meet Ian – Our “New” Vet at Epsom Ave Vets! 🐾

It’s been a long time since anyone called Ian new, so he’s enjoying the title while he can! But when it comes to experience, he’s anything but.

Ian prefers to focus on what really matters—helping animals feel their best and making sure their humans understand every step of the way. He’s passionate about tackling complex pet health issues, regenerative medicine (like stem cells and platelet-rich plasma), and easing joint pain with acupuncture. Plus, he has a special love for birds and marsupials!

If your pet needs expert care with a down-to-earth approach, Ian’s your guy. Book an appointment at Epsom Ave Vets and come say hi! 🩺🐶🐦

📞 Call us on 9277 2231 to book your appointment.

28/02/2025

We will be closed on Monday 3rd March for the Labour Day public holiday, but will be back open again on Tuesday 4th March 8am-6pm.

If you have any emergencies, please contact one of the emergency clinics below:
Perth Vet Emergency Yokine
Perth Vet Emergency Cannington
Balcatta Vet24
The Animal Hospital Murdoch
WAVES Success
SAI Willetton
Port City Emergency Vets Palmyra
Midland AEC (check website for opening hours)

28/02/2025

"i had both my cat and dog spayed here and the whole team are so lovely!
Gypsy was very excited to go back and see everyone for her follow up appointment, which says a lot in my opinion.
cannot recommend enough!!" says Paris on Google

★★★★★ i had both my cat and dog spayed here and the whole team are so lovely! Gypsy was very excited to go back and see everyone for her follow up appointment, which says a lot in my opinion. cannot recommend enough!!

27/02/2025

🚨 Important Microchip Update for Pet Owners 🚨
The company HomeSafeID (Microchip Pet Registry) has gone into receivership, and the future of their register is uncertain.
This means they may no longer maintain their microchip database.
To ensure your pet’s microchip remains active and up to date, we strongly recommend transferring their registration to another database.
At our clinic, we use Australasian animal registry.
Not sure where your pet's microchip is currently registered? You can check here: https://petaddress.com.au/.
Keeping your pet’s microchip details current and registered with a reliable database is crucial for their safety and for reuniting them with you in case they are ever lost!
Please email us or call if you are unsure of your pets microchip number.

22/02/2025

"Brilliant vet with great knowledge who explains everything about the care and treatment of your pet. The vet nurses are also friendly and compassionate towards our dogs!" says Justine on Google

★★★★★ Brilliant vet with great knowledge who explains everything about the care and treatment of your pet. The vet nurses are also friendly and compassionate towards our dogs!

20/02/2025

We would like to inform our wonderful clients that unfortunately, due to staff shortages, we will be closed this Saturday, the 22nd of February.

If you require any medication, please contact the clinic before 4pm on Friday, the 21st of February.

We will then be open again for business as usual, on Monday, the 24th of February from 8 am to 6 pm.

29/01/2025

🥵 Hot Tips To Beat The Heat With Our Pets 🥵

Over the past couple of weeks, we have been experiencing some pretty hot weather 🌡️.
These weather conditions are continuing throughout the next week and there are measures which we can put into place to reduce the impact it can have on our pets.

🌡️Exercise - Walk and play time with your pets should always be in the early hours of the morning or late in the evening. At times, the days can heat up very early, so it is crucial to make sure walks occur while the temperature is still cool and the ground isn't hot. REMEMBER: If the ground is too hot for the back of your hand, it's too hot for your pets feet.

🌞 Hydration - Make sure your pets have several fresh, clean water sources in shaded areas so that if one gets knocked over, there are a couple of backup options. If you can, freeze some water in an old ice cream container to help keep the water cooler for longer.

🥵 Shelter - If they're staying outside, make sure they have plenty of access to shaded areas where they can sell protection from the sun and heat. I like to water my garden on hot days so they can lay in the damp earth under bushes/plants.

💦 Provide them with a small, shallow splash pool (like the clam shells from Bunnings) so they can have a play in there to cool down.

🚗 Never Leave Pets In Cars On Warm/Hot Days - Temperatures in cars can rise extremely quickly (even with windows partially down) and before you know it, you may have an emergency situation on your hands. For their safety & welfare, it's best to keep them at home where they can keep cool until you get back home.

🏡 Indoor Comfort - If you're in a situation that you can leave your pets inside at home, make sure that it is cool inside and that they have plenty of fresh, clean water.

If you are concerned your pet may be suffering from heatstroke, call the clinic immediately to seek advice or contact your closest emergency clinic.

25/01/2025

🇭🇲 🦘 Happy Australia Day 🦘 🇭🇲

Wishing you all a Happy Australia Day. We will be closed tomorrow, Monday 27th January for the designated public holiday day, but will be back open again on Tuesday 28th January 8am-6pm.

If you have any emergencies, please contact one of the emergency clinics below:
🦘 Perth Vet Emergency Yokine
🇭🇲 Perth Vet Emergency Cannington
🦘 Balcatta Vet24
🇭🇲 The Animal Hospital Murdoch
🦘 WAVES Success
🇭🇲 SAI Willetton
🦘 Port City Emergency Vets Palmyra
🇭🇲 Midland AEC (check website for opening hours)

25/01/2025

"The Epsom team are great. Friendly and great to deal with. Tony is a great vet very good with his patients." says Andrew on Google

★★★★★ The Epsom team are great. Friendly and great to deal with. Tony is a great vet very good with his patients.

24/01/2025

We wish to advise all our clients that due to staff shortages, we are CLOSED TODAY Saturday 25th January.

We apologise for any inconveniences this may cause.

We will be back for normal business on Tuesday 28th January 8am - 6pm for all your furry pet needs. We hope your pets stay well and you're able to enjoy the Australia Day Long Weekend.

For any emergencies, please see emergency clinics listed on the image attached.

21/01/2025

We would like to inform our wonderful clients that unfortunately, due to staff shortages, we will be closed this Saturday the 25th January and then again on Monday 27th January for the Australia Day Public Holiday.

If you require any medication or food to be ordered for your pets, please have all orders placed with our nursing team by Thursday morning 23rd January at 10am. Your food or medication can then be collected on Thursday afternoon or at the latest, on Friday 24th January 5:30pm.

We will then be open again for business as usual, on Tuesday 28th January from 8am to 6pm.

15/01/2025

Throwing sticks to dogs is a story that is a cautionary tale.

Poor Boomer was enjoying himself while playing with the children chasing sticks. Unfortunately, as accidents happen, Boomer went to catch the stick as it landed and managed to impale himself in the mouth. He had two puncture wounds in the back of his throat in addition to his tongue. Nurse Teesh was able to remove a splinter from his tongue, but no splinters could be found in the back of his throat at the time, and there was little bleeding. 10 days later he had swelling come up at the back of his mouth and we were able to get Boomer in to be seen and a small fragment was surgically removed by our team.

Sticks are not an excellent option for playing with, because even the tiniest piece can cause significant problems.

Alternatively, it is best to throw balls, silicone "sticks", frisbies and an array of safer options that won't cause injury if caught awkwardly

11/01/2025

"Thank you Boston my Brichoodle loves coming there and getting treats for being compliant haha and receiving feedback he’s welcome back anytime from the vet is awesome he is super friendly with two and four legged friends." says Robyn on Google

★★★★★ Thank you Boston my Brichoodle loves coming there and getting treats for being compliant haha and receiving feedback he’s welcome back anytime from the vet is awesome he is super friendly with two and four legged friends.

03/01/2025

"Amazing! Such a caring and kind veterinary practice. The staff here are genuine and truly go the extra mile to help." says Amber on Google

★★★★★ Amazing! Such a caring and kind veterinary practice. The staff here are genuine and truly go the extra mile to help.

01/01/2025

🎊 Happy New Year 2025 🎊

As another year goes by and we enter the new year of 2025, we would like to thank all our wonderful and valued clients for the year that was.

There have been lots of happy times with loads of laughs 🤣 as we see our regulars and welcomed new patients, but there have also been sad times where we may have shed a tear saying farewell to some pretty incredible patients. Our hearts broke 💔 with yours.

Here's to the new year 🥳. May it bring many exciting adventures and happy times with our pets.

Best Wishes from the team at Epsom Avenue Veterinary Clinic