Hammond Park Veterinary Clinic

Hammond Park Veterinary Clinic We are a small animal hospital with a strong focus on exceptional medical and surgical services
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🎉 Puppy Class Alert! 🎉🐾 NEW COURSE FOR 2025! 🐾🗓 NEW CLASS STARTING WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8TH | 6:45 PM – 7:45 PMIs your pup...
17/12/2024

🎉 Puppy Class Alert! 🎉

🐾 NEW COURSE FOR 2025! 🐾

🗓 NEW CLASS STARTING WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8TH | 6:45 PM – 7:45 PM

Is your pup ready to learn the essentials like sit, stay, and toilet training? 🐶 Or perhaps you need expert tips on handling chewing, crate training, and health care basics?

Join us for a fun and interactive class where puppies (ages 6 to 13 weeks) can learn new skills, socialise, and make lifelong furry friends! 🐕💛

📞 Call 9498-7937 to reserve your spot—our classes fill up fast, and this is your chance to start your puppy’s learning journey in 2025!

Don't miss out—let the adventure begin! 🐾✨

🌟 To Our Amazing Clients 🌟At Hammond Park Vet Clinic, we truly value the support of our wonderful community, and we're a...
14/12/2024

🌟 To Our Amazing Clients 🌟

At Hammond Park Vet Clinic, we truly value the support of our wonderful community, and we're always looking for ways to give back! 💖

We love offering monthly promotions to show our appreciation, and this time, we want to hear from YOU! 🗣️ What kind of promo would you like to see us run next? 🤔

Drop your ideas in the comments below or send us a message — we can’t wait to hear from you!

🚨 Urgent Alert! 🚨Meet Bert, our sweet 8.5-year-old Dachshund! 🐾 This week, Bert came into the clinic after accidentally ...
13/12/2024

🚨 Urgent Alert! 🚨

Meet Bert, our sweet 8.5-year-old Dachshund! 🐾 This week, Bert came into the clinic after accidentally ingesting chocolate 🍫 — a big no-no for our furry friends! 😱

Thankfully, Bert is in great hands, and we're keeping a close eye on him. Chocolate can be dangerous to dogs, so if your pup ever gets into it, don't wait — contact your vet immediately! 🏥

We’re so relieved that Bert is doing okay so far, but we’ll be monitoring him carefully over the next few days. 💙 Here’s a reminder to all pet parents: Keep all chocolate and other toxic foods out of reach of your pets!

🐾 Stay safe and keep your fur babies happy and healthy! 🐶💕

Reported cases South of the River!Parvovirus is a highly contagious and deadly viral infection that affects dogs, especi...
12/12/2024

Reported cases South of the River!

Parvovirus is a highly contagious and deadly viral infection that affects dogs, especially puppies and unvaccinated dogs.

The virus primarily targets the gastrointestinal system, causing severe vomiting, diarrhoea (bloody),dehydration and lethargy, with a mortality rate of 90%.

The virus is spread by both people and infected dogs via infected clothing/ shoes, contaminated surfaces or animal faeces.

Treatment for infected dogs can vary but often needing 24/7 care at an emergency referral centre, with costs ranging up to $10 000.

VACCINE is crucial in the prevention of this devastating disease. Vaccinations reduces the spread of the virus within the community and therefore decreasing infections.

Its going to be hot today!As temperatures rise, it’s crucial to take extra precautions to keep our dogs safe and comfort...
11/12/2024

Its going to be hot today!

As temperatures rise, it’s crucial to take extra precautions to keep our dogs safe and comfortable. Here are some essential tips to protect your furry friends from the heat:

Stay Hydrated: Always ensure your dog has access to fresh water. Dehydration can happen quickly in hot weather, so keep their water bowls topped up!

Smart Walks: Walk your dog in the early morning or late evening when it’s cooler. Be mindful of hot pavement—it can burn your dog’s paws, so always check the ground before stepping out.

Never Leave Them in a Hot Car: Even with the windows cracked, a parked car can turn into a dangerous heat trap. Never leave your dog inside.

Limit Exercise: Avoid vigorous play or exercise during the hottest parts of the day. Instead, opt for indoor activities to keep them cool.

Watch for Heat Exhaustion: Be on the lookout for signs of overheating, such as excessive panting, drooling, or lethargy. If you notice these symptoms, seek advice from your vet immediately.

Let’s keep our four-legged friends safe and make this summer enjoyable for everyone!

Meet Luna, our 19-month-old sweet little Cavoodle with those irresistible eyes! 😍🐾 This week Luna came in to see us for ...
08/12/2024

Meet Luna, our 19-month-old sweet little Cavoodle with those irresistible eyes! 😍🐾 This week Luna came in to see us for an ear infection. Let’s talk about ear infections in dogs and why it's so important to get them treated early!

👂 Why Do Dogs Get Ear Infections?

Moisture & Allergies: Dogs with floppy ears, like Luna, are more prone to ear infections because moisture can get trapped in their ears. Allergies can also contribute, making them more susceptible.

Bacteria & Yeast: Bacteria and yeast love warm, moist environments, and the inside of a dog's ear is a perfect breeding ground. This can lead to infections if not treated properly.

Signs to Watch For: If your dog is shaking their head, scratching at their ears, or showing signs of discomfort, it could be an ear infection. You might also notice a foul odor or discharge from the ear.

Treatment Is Key: Ear infections can cause pain and discomfort, but the good news is that they are treatable! Early treatment is essential to avoid more serious complications like hearing loss.

We’re taking great care of Luna, and she’s already on her way to feeling better! 🐶❤️ If you notice any signs of ear trouble with your dog, don’t wait—get them checked out right away!

Meet Pearl, our sweet 5-year-old Pug X Chihuahua, who came to visit us for an a**l gland expression today! 🐾💕Did you kno...
07/12/2024

Meet Pearl, our sweet 5-year-old Pug X Chihuahua, who came to visit us for an a**l gland expression today! 🐾💕

Did you know that expressing your dog's a**l glands is an important part of their health and comfort? Here’s why:

🔍 Why Do Dogs Need A**l Glands Expressed?

Prevent Discomfort: A**l glands can become full, impacted, or infected, causing discomfort and sometimes pain. Regular expression helps keep them healthy and prevents issues.

Relieve Itching & Scooting: If a dog's a**l glands are full or irritated, they may scoot on the ground or lick their rear end excessively. Expressing them can bring quick relief!

Avoid Infections: If the glands aren't expressed regularly, they can become infected, leading to more serious issues, including abscesses. Regular care helps prevent this.

Odor Control: Full a**l glands can produce a strong, unpleasant odor. Expressing them keeps your dog fresh and comfortable!

Pearl is all set and feeling much better after her visit. Remember, if you notice your dog scooting or licking excessively, it might be time to have those glands checked! 🐕💖

🎉 Puppy Class Alert! 🎉🐾 Final Courses for 2024! 🐾🗓 NEW! We’ve added an extra class starting Monday, December 9th | 6:45 ...
06/12/2024

🎉 Puppy Class Alert! 🎉

🐾 Final Courses for 2024! 🐾

🗓 NEW! We’ve added an extra class starting Monday, December 9th | 6:45 PM – 7:45 PM

Does your pup need to master the basics like sit, stay, and toilet training? 🐶 Or are you looking for expert tips on managing chewing, crate training, and health care essentials? 🦴

Join us for a fun and interactive class where puppies (ages 6 to 13 weeks) can learn, socialise, and make furry friends for life! 🐕💛

📞 Call us at 9498-7937 to book your spot—these are our last courses of the year, and spaces fill quickly!
Don't miss out—your puppy’s learning adventure starts here! 🐾✨

🎄🐾 Meet Pip! 🐾🎄Our adorable patient Pip is in the clinic today for a dental scale and polish – but that's not all! 🎁🐾 Pi...
06/12/2024

🎄🐾 Meet Pip! 🐾🎄

Our adorable patient Pip is in the clinic today for a dental scale and polish – but that's not all! 🎁🐾 Pip is spreading some holiday cheer with a very festive Santa hat! 🎅✨

Not only is Pip here to keep those teeth sparkling, but he's also bringing some extra holiday joy to our clinic. 😁❤️ Dental care is so important for our furry friends, and we’re thrilled to help Pip maintain a healthy smile.

Meet Mali, our adorable 6-month-old Miniature Dachshund, who is in for her spey today! 🐾💕Speying (spaying) offers many w...
05/12/2024

Meet Mali, our adorable 6-month-old Miniature Dachshund, who is in for her spey today! 🐾💕

Speying (spaying) offers many wonderful benefits, and we’re so happy to provide Mali with the care she needs. Here are some great reasons why speying is so beneficial:

✨ Health Benefits: Spaying eliminates the risk of ovarian and uterine cancers and greatly reduces the risk of breast cancer.
🐶 Prevents Unwanted Litters: Helps reduce the number of unwanted puppies, contributing to the pet overpopulation problem.
❤️ Improves Behaviour: Spaying can decrease certain behaviors like roaming, aggression, and marking, making for a happier, more manageable pet.
🔒 Longer Life: Spayed pets often live longer, healthier lives, as they're less likely to develop certain health issues.
😊 Less Stress: Spaying can reduce the instinct to go into heat, which means fewer mood swings and a happier, more comfortable pup!

We can't wait to see Mali bouncing around with her happy, healthy self once she's recovered! 💖

Beautiful Myah recently had a lump removed. We wish her a speedy recovery!
03/12/2024

Beautiful Myah recently had a lump removed. We wish her a speedy recovery!

🎉 Puppy Class Alert! 🎉🐾 Final Courses for 2024! 🐾🗓 NEW! We’ve added an extra class starting Monday, December 9th | 6:45 ...
02/12/2024

🎉 Puppy Class Alert! 🎉

🐾 Final Courses for 2024! 🐾

🗓 NEW! We’ve added an extra class starting Monday, December 9th | 6:45 PM – 7:45 PM

Does your pup need to master the basics like sit, stay, and toilet training? 🐶 Or are you looking for expert tips on managing chewing, crate training, and health care essentials? 🦴

Join us for a fun and interactive class where puppies (ages 6 to 13 weeks) can learn, socialise, and make furry friends for life! 🐕💛

📞 Call us at 9498-7937 to book your spot—these are our last courses of the year, and spaces fill quickly!

Don't miss out—your puppy’s learning adventure starts here! 🐾✨

🐾 Meet Mosh! 🐾This lovely lady is Mosh, a 12.5-year-old Beagle cross who has stolen all our hearts at the clinic. 🐶💖 Mos...
01/12/2024

🐾 Meet Mosh! 🐾

This lovely lady is Mosh, a 12.5-year-old Beagle cross who has stolen all our hearts at the clinic. 🐶💖 Mosh is a seasoned visitor, always showing her incredible patience and sweet nature during her visits.

This week, Mosh came in for her ACTH stimulation test, a diagnostic tool we use to monitor adrenal gland function. This test is especially important for pets managing conditions like Cushing’s disease or Addison’s disease, as it helps us evaluate how well their adrenal glands respond to stimulation. 🩺

What’s involved in an ACTH Stim Test?
1️⃣ Initial blood sample: We measure baseline cortisol levels.
2️⃣ ACTH administration: A synthetic hormone is given to stimulate the adrenal glands.
3️⃣ Second blood sample: After an hour, we recheck cortisol levels to assess the glands' response.

This information guides us in adjusting Mosh’s treatment plan to keep her feeling her best. With her calm and cooperative demeanor, Mosh makes our job so much easier! 🥰

If your pet is on long-term medication for adrenal conditions or showing symptoms like excessive thirst, appetite changes, or lethargy, talk to us about whether this test could help. Regular monitoring is key to ensuring their health and happiness.

Let’s hear it for Mosh, our superstar of the week! 🌟🐾

🌟 Dental Month is Back This December! 🌟Did you know that dental health is crucial for your pet’s overall well-being? Jus...
30/11/2024

🌟 Dental Month is Back This December! 🌟

Did you know that dental health is crucial for your pet’s overall well-being? Just like us, our furry friends benefit from good oral hygiene! It helps them chew and digest nutritious foods, stimulates their brains with different food textures, and reduces the risk of painful and harmful infections. 🦷✨

🐾 Special Dental Promo! 🐾
🔹 Free Teeth Check-Up: Schedule a complimentary dental assessment with our nurse.
🔹 Dental Procedure Offer: Only $480, which includes a general anesthetic, scale, and polish!
🔹 20% Off Extractions: Take advantage of this discount on any necessary extractions.

Please note: Your dog must have been seen in the last 6 months, or an exam fee of $92 will be charged.

Keep your pet's mouth healthy and happy! Call us today at 9498 7937 to book your appointment. Don’t miss out on this special December offer! 💙

🎄🐾 Festive Cheers from Our Team! 🐾🎄Over the weekend, we celebrated our staff Christmas party. It gave us a moment to ref...
29/11/2024

🎄🐾 Festive Cheers from Our Team! 🐾🎄

Over the weekend, we celebrated our staff Christmas party. It gave us a moment to reflect on the amazing year we’ve had.

We just want to say a huge thank you to all our wonderful clients and their furry friends for trusting us with their care. Your support, kindness and love for your pets make our work so rewarding. 💕

From the vets to the nurses and all our incredible staff, it’s you who inspire us every day to give our very best. Here's to another year of happy, healthy pets and their amazing humans!

Wishing everyone a safe and joyous holiday season! 🎅🐾

🐾 Meet Kaleesi 🐾This gorgeous 6-year-old Bulldog visited us recently for a routine vaccination, but during her examinati...
28/11/2024

🐾 Meet Kaleesi 🐾

This gorgeous 6-year-old Bulldog visited us recently for a routine vaccination, but during her examination, the vet noticed something concerning: Kaleesi had a purulent vaginal discharge and a fever (pyrexia).

A bedside ultrasound confirmed our suspicions – her uterus was fluid-distended, indicating pyometra, a serious and potentially life-threatening condition in unspayed female dogs.

Kaleesi was promptly admitted for surgery, where our team performed an ovariohysterectomy to remove her pus-filled uterus. She was also started on intravenous antibiotics to aid her recovery.

We’re happy to report that Kaleesi is on the mend and receiving lots of TLC from her family!

⚠️ What is pyometra?
Pyometra is an infection of the uterus that can develop in unspayed dogs and cats, especially as they age. Symptoms can include:
✔️ Vaginal discharge
✔️ Lethargy
✔️ Increased thirst
✔️ Fever

If left untreated, it can be fatal.

💉 Spaying your pet not only prevents unwanted litters but can also protect them from serious conditions like pyometra. If you have questions about spaying or notice any unusual symptoms in your pet, don’t wait – book a vet checkup right away.

Sending love and healing vibes to Kaleesi! 💕🐶

🐾 Meet Molly! 🐾Molly is an adorable 8-month-old Poodle mix who recently visited us because she’d been sneezing a lot. 🤧A...
27/11/2024

🐾 Meet Molly! 🐾

Molly is an adorable 8-month-old Poodle mix who recently visited us because she’d been sneezing a lot. 🤧

After a thorough examination, we’re working to figure out what’s causing her sneezes—whether it’s allergies, a foreign object, or something else. Molly has been such a brave and sweet girl throughout the process! 💕🐩

Sneezing in pets can happen for many reasons, so if your furry friend starts sneezing more than usual, it’s always a good idea to get them checked out.

Wishing Molly a speedy recovery so she can get back to doing all her favorite things—sneeze-free! 🐶✨

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Unit 7/2 Brushfoot Bvd
Perth, WA
6164

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Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 3pm

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+61894987937

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Meet sweet little Dino. Here he is enjoying some cuddles and getting his blood sugar levels checked. Feline diabetes can occur in 1:100 to 1:500 cats. The 2 most common signs noted by owners are weight loss and increased thirst and urination. Treatment of feline diabetes involves dietary management and regular insulin injections that are generally well tolerated by the patient.

🐾 Meet Cookie! 🐾 Cookie, our sweet 6-year-old Bull Arab, came in today for an anal gland expression and was originally booked for sedation. But with the amazing teamwork of Dr. Teri, Nurse Tanisha, and Cookie’s love for a cream cheese-filled lick mat, we were able to work through the procedure without sedation using our fear-free handling methods! 🌈💪 We’re so proud of Cookie for her bravery and so grateful to our team for their gentle approach that helps pets stay calm and happy during treatments. Great job, Cookie! 🥰👏

At Hammond Park Vet Clinic, our staff are committed to making each visit as fear free as possible. Kruz was so happy nibbling on treats that he didn't even notice his pedicure was in progress!

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