Mosman Park Veterinary Hospital

02/07/2024

Due to unforeseen circumstances, Mosman Park Veterinary Hospital will be closing at 6pm Friday 5th of July as well as closed Sunday the 7th. We apologies for any inconvenience.

04/01/2024

FOUND: Female Bull Arab X found this morning on Foundary Court North Fremantle. Please contact us if you are missing your dog or know of someone who is missing her that fits that description.

09/07/2022

Happy Saturday from Willow! 💕

28/05/2022

Dr John Rees completing Seven! (Nannup gravel race) After finishing 29th in his category, he has qualified for the Gravel World Series! 🚴

14/03/2022

WEBSITE AND EMAIL SYSTEM DOWN!
We are having some technical issues with our website and emailing system so unable to take online bookings or respond to emails at this time. Please email us at [email protected] or contact us on 9383 2285.

02/03/2022

Delivery! This is all we have at the moment for the Prime 100 rolls, hopefully more to come next week.

25/02/2022

Sneaking out for the weekend 🐱 We are open Saturday 8am-3pm & Sunday 9am-11am

18/12/2021

💥Christmas and NY💥

16/12/2021

If you are unsure if your dog is up to date, call us on 9383 2285 and the nurses can check your records.

Perth pet owners are being warned to vaccinate their dogs, and ensure boosters are up to date, after cases of the deadly parvovirus have been recorded in suburbs both north and south of the river.

RSPCA WA has issued an urgent parvovirus vaccination plea after a horror weekend which saw seven puppies and an adult dog die from the deadly virus.

"We are urging owners to please check their dogs are vaccinated, and that boosters are up to date. If cost is a concern, ask your vet about a payment plan," RSPCA WA said.

"The cases this weekend bring the total number of deaths in December so far to a heartbreaking 17 – and those are just the ones we know about.

"Reports to RSPCA WA in recent weeks have come from Cannington, Waikiki, Medina and Geraldton. Parvo is highly contagious and can stay on surfaces, and in environments, for months on end."

The City of Wanneroo also alerted residents that two dogs were reported to have contracted parvovirus in the Wanneroo area.

"Owners said both dogs had visited Edgar Griffiths Dog Park in the days leading up to their diagnoses," the city said.

Yanchep Vet, Dr Sam Sorensen, said she was forced to close her practice to puppies yesterday and conduct a deep clean and disinfect of the surgery and car park after a dog with parvo had to be euthanised.

In Perth's south, the Kwinana Veterinary Hospital said it was "incredibly distressed" to report there were confirmed cases of fatal parvovirus in the region.

"In addition to a first recent case in Medina, we now have confirmed cases in Parmelia and Orelia," they said.

The Dogs' Refuge Home of WA said common symptoms of parvovirus include vomiting and diarrhoea, lethargy, and loss of appetite.

"If the virus is detected early enough, it can often be successfully treated with fluids and antibiotics, but if left untreated, there is an up to 91% mortality rate.

"Parvovirus is especially dangerous in young pups, but dogs of all ages can be infected.

"If you suspect your dog has parvovirus, please seek veterinary attention immediately.

"Make sure you call your vet ahead of time, so precautions can be put into place to protect the other dogs that may visit the vets."

WA NEWS | https://bit.ly/ABCWANews

PERTH NEWS | https://bit.ly/ABCPerthNews

08/12/2021

26/11/2021

It’s shaping up to be a hot weekend🌞 As much as Arnold loves to come for a car ride, it’s going to be upwards of 30 degrees outside the car so inside will even worse. ‘Just a few minutes’ might be too long. Leave them at home where possible and if not, keep the journey short to keep your fur baby safe.

31/10/2021

•2022 Cat Haven Calendars• You get to bring 12 new cats into your home to help organise your year and support a wonderful cause. $10 each and at the clinic now! (Cash only please)

29/10/2021

Hanging out for the weekend! We will be back in the clinic tomorrow 8am-3pm and Sunday 9am-11am 🐾