High Wycombe Vet Hospital

High Wycombe Vet Hospital At High Wycombe Vet Hospital, we treat your pet like family. We're here for all their vet care needs.

As we also own and operate the Forrestfield Veterinary Hospital at 313 Hale Road, Wattle Grove, we also have the advantage of the increased resources, facilities and veterinary opinions of the 2 hospitals, all translating to more options & better care for your pet. We have linked computer databases between the 2 hospitals meaning we can access your pets records at either of the hospitals if requir

ed. Some of the services we offer include:

* Veterinary Consultations
* Vaccinations
* Sterilisations
* Microchipping
* Heartworm Testing & Prevention
* General Surgery
* Cruciate Ligament Repairs
* Fracture Repairs
* Dental Treatment
* Nail Clipping
* Flea Control, Worming Products & Advice
* Puppy Preschool Classes
* Shampoos, Conditioners & Coat Care Products
* Weight Loss Advice, Programs & Weigh Ins
* Grooming of Matted Cats
* Premium Pet Foods

🐾 A buzzy visit to the clinic! 🐝This sweet pup came to see us after an unfortunate encounter with a bee — one curious sn...
12/01/2026

🐾 A buzzy visit to the clinic! 🐝

This sweet pup came to see us after an unfortunate encounter with a bee — one curious sniff was all it took! Bee stings in dogs are quite common, especially around the face and paws, and while many are mild, they can sometimes cause significant swelling or allergic reactions.

Thankfully, this little one was very brave and received prompt care from our team. After treatment and monitoring, they were feeling much more comfortable and ready to head home for some rest and cuddles.

💡 A quick reminder for pet parents:
If your pet is stung by a bee, keep an eye out for facial swelling, hives, vomiting, difficulty breathing, or sudden lethargy. If you notice any of these signs — or if the sting is on the face or mouth — it’s best to seek veterinary care right away.

We’re always here to help, whether it’s a big emergency or a tiny (but painful!) sting 🐾💙
Feel better soon, little explorer!

🎉🐾 New Year Hours Update from High Wycombe vets 🐾🎉Dear pet parents,As we ring in the New Year, please note that we will ...
31/12/2025

🎉🐾 New Year Hours Update from High Wycombe vets 🐾🎉

Dear pet parents,

As we ring in the New Year, please note that we will be closing at 5:00 PM on New Year’s Eve (Dec 31st) and will be closed all day on New Year’s Day (Jan 1st).

Wishing you and your pets a joyful, healthy, and prosperous New Year! 🎊🐾🎆

Thank you for your continued trust and support. We look forward to another year of keeping your pets happy and healthy!

🎄✨ Holiday Hours Update from High Wycombe vets ✨🎄Dear pet parents,As the holiday season approaches, we want to let you k...
24/12/2025

🎄✨ Holiday Hours Update from High Wycombe vets ✨🎄

Dear pet parents,

As the holiday season approaches, we want to let you know that we will be closing at 5:00 PM on Christmas Eve (Dec 24th) and will be closed all day on Christmas Day (Dec 25th) and Boxing Day (Dec 26th) so our team can spend time with their loved ones (both human and furry!).

Wishing you and your fur babies a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 🎅🏼🐶🐱💕

🎄🐾 Holiday Closure Notice 🐾🎄The festive season is just around the corner, and our team will be taking a short break to s...
23/12/2025

🎄🐾 Holiday Closure Notice 🐾🎄

The festive season is just around the corner, and our team will be taking a short break to spend time with family, friends, and of course — our own furry companions! 💚✨

🎅 Please note:
Our clinic will be closed on Christmas Day (25th December) and Boxing Day (26th December).

We’ll reopen on 27th of December as normal Saturday hours, ready to continue caring for your much-loved pets. 🐶🐱

If your pet needs urgent care during this time, please contact WAVES pet emergency on 08) 9412 5700 or PVE Cannington on (08) 9207 5207

From all of us at High Wycombe and Forrestfield vet, we wish you and your pets a safe, happy, and joy-filled Christmas! 🎁❤️

Patient: suddenly unable to stand due to extreme need for belly rubs 🤣This playful pup decided the fastest way to get at...
20/12/2025

Patient: suddenly unable to stand due to extreme need for belly rubs 🤣
This playful pup decided the fastest way to get attention was a full belly-up flop right in the clinic. Diagnosis? 100% good dog with a severe case of “rub my tummy, please.” 💙🐾

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We had a very special visitor at the clinic today! 🐾This sweet little pup came in for a visit and completely stole our h...
18/12/2025

We had a very special visitor at the clinic today! 🐾
This sweet little pup came in for a visit and completely stole our hearts with those big puppy eyes (especially when treats were involved 😉).

Brave, curious, and oh-so-adorable — we love getting puppy snuggles during the workday! Thanks for making our day brighter, little one 💕

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☀️🐾 Hot Weather Is Here — Let’s Keep Our Pets Cool & Safe! 🐶🐱As temperatures rise, our furry friends feel the heat even ...
16/12/2025

☀️🐾 Hot Weather Is Here — Let’s Keep Our Pets Cool & Safe! 🐶🐱

As temperatures rise, our furry friends feel the heat even more than we do. Pets can overheat quickly, and heat-related illnesses can become serious fast — but with a little preparation, we can help them stay safe and comfortable all summer long. 🌞💛

Here are some important warm-weather tips:

💧 Hydration is everything. Make sure your pets always have access to fresh, cool water — indoors, outdoors, and on walks.
🏡 Provide shade & cool rest areas. Avoid letting pets linger in direct sun, especially during peak heat.
🚗 Never leave pets in cars. Even with windows cracked, temperatures can skyrocket within minutes.
🐕‍🦺 Walk during the coolest parts of the day. Early mornings or evenings are ideal — hot pavement can burn paw pads!
🐾 Know the signs of heat stress: excessive panting, drooling, vomiting, lethargy, bright red gums, or collapse. If you notice these, seek veterinary care immediately.
🌡️ Certain pets are higher risk. Brachycephalic breeds (short-nosed pups), seniors, overweight pets, and those with medical conditions need extra caution.

Summer should be fun — not risky. With a little awareness and a lot of hydration, our pets can enjoy the sunshine safely! 🐾💙

If you ever have questions about heat safety or suspect your pet is overheating, give us a call — we’re here to help.

🐾💖 Puppy Cuddles 💖🐾Meet this sweet little cutie who came in for a visit today and couldn’t resist some extra cuddles wit...
08/12/2025

🐾💖 Puppy Cuddles 💖🐾

Meet this sweet little cutie who came in for a visit today and couldn’t resist some extra cuddles with our lovely nurse! 🐶✨

Rocking the nurses surgical hat, and clearly, she’s ready for all the love and care we give here at High Wycombe vets. There’s nothing like puppy snuggles to make our day!

We’re so happy to be part of your pet's journey to good health and can’t wait to see more of this cutie on future visits!

🐝🐾 Buzzing Into Spring: What to Do If Your Pet Gets a Bee Sting! 🐶🐱💛Curious noses and wagging tails often lead our pets ...
04/12/2025

🐝🐾 Buzzing Into Spring: What to Do If Your Pet Gets a Bee Sting! 🐶🐱💛
Curious noses and wagging tails often lead our pets into very close encounters with bees — and while most stings are mild, they can still be painful and sometimes serious.
Here’s what every pet parent should know:
🌼 Common signs of a bee sting:
• Sudden yelping or pawing at the face or body
• Swelling or redness at the sting site
• Limping (if stung on the paw)
• Drooling or rubbing their face
💛 Most stings cause mild, temporary discomfort, but some pets can have allergic reactions. Keep a close eye out for:
🚨 Facial swelling
🚨 Hives
🚨 Vomiting or diarrhoea
🚨 Difficulty breathing
🚨 Collapse
If you notice any of these, seek veterinary care immediately — allergic reactions can escalate quickly.
💡 What you can do at home (for mild cases):
• Gently check for a stinger and try to remove it with a card (avoid tweezers if possible).
• Apply a cool compress to soothe the area.
• Prevent licking or scratching, which can make swelling worse.
We’re always happy to help assess the sting and make sure your pet is safe and comfortable.🌞🐶💐

🐍 It’s Snake Season — Let’s Keep Our Pets Safe! 🐶🐱As the weather warms up, snakes become more active, and that means a g...
01/12/2025

🐍 It’s Snake Season — Let’s Keep Our Pets Safe! 🐶🐱

As the weather warms up, snakes become more active, and that means a greater chance of curious pets crossing paths with them. While most snakes prefer to avoid us, our adventurous four-legged friends don’t always get the memo!

Here are a few tips to help protect your pets this season:

🌿 Stay on-leash during walks. This helps keep dogs from wandering into tall grass, bushes, or rocky areas where snakes like to hide.
🏡 Keep your yard tidy. Clear away long grass, wood piles, and debris — all prime snake spots.
👀 Supervise outdoor time. Especially at dawn and dusk, when snake activity tends to increase.
🚫 Don’t let pets “investigate” wildlife. Even a non-venomous snake can bite if startled.
🏥 If you suspect a snake bite, come straight to the vet. Quick treatment can make all the difference.

If you have questions about snake safety or what to do in an emergency, we’re always here to help. 💛

Address

548 Kalamunda Road
High Wycombe, WA
6057

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+61894546915

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