Your Pet's Vet Inglewood

Your Pet's Vet Inglewood Mt Lawley and Inglewood Vet provides professional and gold standard health care for your pets Take a moment to meet our team and our own pets.

Our dedicated team is always here for your pets

The Mt Lawley & Inglewood Vet Centre provides professional and gold standard health care for your pets. We aim to make your pet feel at ease in our clinic with a caring and gentle approach to treatment and consultations. Our dedicated staff and leading veterinarians are all passionate about pets and avid animal lovers. At the Mt Lawley & Inglewood V

et Centre, you’ll be fully supported with sound advice first and foremost. We know that helping our clients starts with providing a good understanding of health care issues and treatment options. With good advice and professional recommendations, you’ll be well equipped to make the best ongoing health care decisions for your pet. With fully equipped medical and surgical facilities, diagnostic machines and pharmacy we provide on-the-spot assistance for nearly all pet health and medical needs. We look forward to seeing you and your pet again at the next scheduled visit. A big part of our local community

Our fully-equipped veterinary hospital has been caring for the local community for over 20 years, providing a variety of services to our family of clients, including canine, feline, and exotic animal medicine, surgery and dental care.The Mt Lawley Vet Clinic on Railway Parade was first acquired by Dr Scott Read in 1992 . Inglewood Vet Centre was set-up subsequently as a branch clinic. Both practices rapidly expanded and eventually were merged in 1999 and the practice moved to its current purpose-built veterinary premises at the corner of Beaufort Street and Central Avenue in Inglewood. Our commitment to your pets

Our veterinarians are continually researching and educating ourselves on the latest advancements in veterinary medicine to benefit our patients and we are committed to providing your pet with the highest standards of veterinary care. Our hospital utilizes the expertise of our veterinarians and well-trained nurses in conjunction with veterinary specialists and consultants to offer the most up-to-date, caring and compassionate veterinary medical care possible for our clients and pets. We have a continued desire to help the Telethon Speech and Hearing (TS&H) Centre for children with hearing and language difficulties.We have been donating to the annual Artitude fundraiser for many years now by giving vouchers for our services to be auctioned off in the silent auction. Check out our Community Charity Page on our website to get the links to the groups we are associated with and love to help.

Some of the cuties in for grooming earlier this week 💕 a short week due to the public holidays, which we hope you’ve all...
26/12/2025

Some of the cuties in for grooming earlier this week 💕 a short week due to the public holidays, which we hope you’ve all been enjoying! 🎄

🎄🐾 Merry Christmas 🐾🎄From our family to yours, we hope you have a safe and happy Christmas 🎅 We will be open again on Sa...
25/12/2025

🎄🐾 Merry Christmas 🐾🎄
From our family to yours, we hope you have a safe and happy Christmas 🎅
We will be open again on Saturday from 9am-5pm, or PVE Yokine is available over the public holidays for all your emergency needs - call them on (08) 9207 5200
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Summer Scaries - Episode 5: Fireworks 🎆 Over the summer period, there are several holidays where fireworks displays may ...
23/12/2025

Summer Scaries - Episode 5: Fireworks 🎆

Over the summer period, there are several holidays where fireworks displays may be held by local councils - including Christmas, New Year’s Eve/Day, and Australia Day. Keep an eye on council websites so you know when to expect noise in your area.

While fireworks are fun for us, many pets find the loud, unpredictable sounds extremely distressing. Sadly, these nights are some of the most common times we see:
⚠️ Pets injuring themselves in panic
⚠️ Dogs and cats escaping yards or homes while trying to flee the noise

How can you help your pet cope with fireworks?

🐾 Medication (when needed)
For pets with severe or known anxiety, situational anxiety medications can be very helpful. There are now liquid and tablet options available.
👉 Speak with your vet early and make sure you have enough medication before public holidays - don’t wait until the last minute.

🏠 Create a safe space
Set your pet up in a quiet, secure room where they can’t hurt themselves.
❗ Avoid leaving them outside - frightened pets can perform impressive (and dangerous) escape attempts when panicked.

🧠 Distraction & enrichment
Try:
• Playtime
• High-value treats
• Frozen lick mats or stuffed Kongs
These can help redirect focus and reduce stress.

🧥 Pressure therapy
A Thunder Jacket or similar compression garment can help calm some pets. These lightweight designs are suitable for summer and work by gently applying pressure - like a full-body hug.

⏰ Preparation is key
Don’t wait until the fireworks start.
✔️ Give medication early (as advised by your vet)
✔️ Set up enrichment and safe spaces beforehand

Once a pet is already highly stressed, distractions are far less effective.

🎆 A little preparation can make a huge difference to your pet’s comfort and safety this summer. If you’re unsure what options are best for your pet, chat with your vet - we’re here to help!

⭐️ PATIENT OF THE DAY ⭐️Meet Ollie the Cavoodle 😍This handsome little guy saw Dr Jason and Vet Nurses Bethany and Bruna ...
23/12/2025

⭐️ PATIENT OF THE DAY ⭐️

Meet Ollie the Cavoodle 😍
This handsome little guy saw Dr Jason and Vet Nurses Bethany and Bruna today for a dental procedure, and he was such a sweet boy while in hospital 💕
Ollie is so well behaved and a total ladies man, he stole the hearts of all the nurses (and Dr Jason!) and everyone just wanted to cuddle him all day, which Ollie was VERY happy about 🥰

Summer Scaries - Episode 4: Toxic Foods 🍗Christmas is a wonderful time for family, food and celebrations - but it’s also...
21/12/2025

Summer Scaries - Episode 4: Toxic Foods 🍗

Christmas is a wonderful time for family, food and celebrations - but it’s also one of the busiest times of year for emergency vet visits. Many of these visits are due to pets getting into foods they shouldn’t.

The most common ways pets get into trouble at Christmas:
🎁 Food wrapped and left under the tree (chocolate stockings are a big one!)
🍗 Well-meaning family members sneaking food under the table
🍽️ Food left unattended on benches or tables - even “just for a minute”

Most pet owners know the basics, but Christmas often means visitors, kids, or family members who don’t have pets. Make it clear early on:
👉 Your pets already have their own treats - they don’t need human food scraps.

💬 “I feel bad eating in front of the dog, he wants some ham!”
We get it - those puppy eyes are powerful! Try these safer alternatives:

✅ Keep a packet of dog-safe treats easily accessible so guests can give those instead
✅ Prepare frozen lick mats or stuffed Kongs to keep your dog occupied during meals
✅ This helps them feel included - without risking an emergency vet visit

🚫 Common Christmas foods that are toxic or dangerous for pets:
❌ Grapes, sultanas & fruit cake – toxic, cause kidney failure
❌ Garlic and Onion - toxic, cause anaemia
❌ Chocolate – toxic, causes heart damage
❌ Cooked bones (any kind) – can splinter and cause blockages or perforations
❌ Ham – very high in salt and fat, causes pancreatitis
❌ Corn cobs – can cause life-threatening intestinal blockages

🎄 A little planning goes a long way. Keeping festive foods out of reach and educating guests can help ensure your pets enjoy a safe, happy Christmas too.

Sweet Bonnie, the cutest Hairy Maclary lookalike 😍
19/12/2025

Sweet Bonnie, the cutest Hairy Maclary lookalike 😍

Lots of cuties in for grooming this week 😍
19/12/2025

Lots of cuties in for grooming this week 😍

⭐️ PATIENT OF THE DAY ⭐️Meet Wilbur the Pug 😍This adorable little man saw Dr Maddy and Vet Nurse Bethany today for Castr...
18/12/2025

⭐️ PATIENT OF THE DAY ⭐️

Meet Wilbur the Pug 😍
This adorable little man saw Dr Maddy and Vet Nurse Bethany today for Castration, and he was such a sweet boy while in hospital. He loved Vet Nurse Kerry’s accent and did the cutest head tilt whenever she spoke to him 🥰

⭐️ (Almost but not quite) PATIENT OF THE DAY ⭐️Lizzy the Domestic Medium Hair Kitty saw Dr Maddy and Vet Nurse Bethany t...
18/12/2025

⭐️ (Almost but not quite) PATIENT OF THE DAY ⭐️
Lizzy the Domestic Medium Hair Kitty saw Dr Maddy and Vet Nurse Bethany today for a lump to be removed from her face.
As adorable as she is, Lizzy is a feisty little lady and her family warned us she may put up a fight.
Someone must have given Lizzy the heads up that Santa 🎅 is watching, because she communicated her unhappiness but didn’t try to eat us 😆 she even let us give her pats after surgery - to an extent (clearly from the photo you can tell she had some big feelings to communicate)

Don’t forget to get your orders in! 💊 We are placing a food and medication order at 10am tomorrow (Friday 19/12) and our...
18/12/2025

Don’t forget to get your orders in! 💊 We are placing a food and medication order at 10am tomorrow (Friday 19/12) and our final order before closing for Christmas will be placed at 10am on Monday 22/12 - make sure you get your orders in before then!

🧑‍⚕️😻 Meet The Team Tuesday - Jen 😻👩‍⚕️I was born and raised in Pemberton, surrounded by a very large family with farmin...
16/12/2025

🧑‍⚕️😻 Meet The Team Tuesday - Jen 😻👩‍⚕️
I was born and raised in Pemberton, surrounded by a very large family with farming roots spanning from livestock to horticulture. Growing up in a small community shaped my love for animals, nature, and quiet moments - values that still define me today. I later attended Perth College as a boarder before officially making the move to Perth when I was 18.

In my early twenties, I travelled extensively across the globe, eventually settling in the UK on a working holiday visa before returning home at 24. A few years later, at 27, I became a qualified veterinary nurse through South Metro TAFE and have now been practicing for six years. For the past three of those years, I’ve been incredibly thankful to be part of the Your Pet’s Vet family.

Alongside nursing, I am completing a Bachelor of Science at Murdoch University, majoring in Forensic Biology and Toxicology, and I’m now in my final year. My passion for science and commitment to continued learning bring an extra layer of curiosity to my work in the clinic.

When I’m not studying or caring for patients, you’ll often find Jarryd and I wandering along our beloved Beaufort Street café strip, relaxing with the wildlife at Hyde Park, or planning our next adventure together — Norway is next on our list! ✈️

At home, we have three beautiful rescue furchildren:
🩷 Maisey-Rose - 8 years old, gentle as a petal
🖤 Brennan - 6 years old, forever up to mischief
🤎 Dorathy - 4 years old, sass queen of the household

Each of them fills our life with love, purpose, and laughter, and they’re a big part of why I do what I do every day.

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816 Beaufort Street
Perth, WA
6052

Opening Hours

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

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