24 hour Emergency Vet Clinics
Please note these are not Vetwest clinics. Some emergency & specialist centres may be more expensive than local vets. For non-serious issues you may wish to see your local vet.
Pet Emergencies After-Hours
If you have a pet emergency and it is during our open hours please call your local Vetwest clinic for advice.
- On Sundays – Vetwest Cockburn, Vetwest Midland and Vetwest Whitfords are open on Sundays from 8 am – 5 pm
- On Public Holidays – Vetwest Cockburn, Vetwest Midland and Vetwest Whitfords are open on most public holidays from 8 am – 5 pm. We are closed on Christmas Day. Google your Vetwest clinic for for up to date open hours.
24/7 – Perth Veterinary Specialists
Address: 305 Selby St N, Osborne Park – Get directions >
Phone: (08) 9204 0400
Open Hours: 24 hours
Perth Vet Emergency
Address: Unit 3, 162 Wanneroo Road, Yokine – Get directions >
Phone: 1300 040 400
Open Hours: Mon-Thu: 6pm to 8am, Weekends: Fri 6pm until Mon 8am, Public Holidays: 24 Hours
No appointment required
Murdoch Pet Emergency Centre
Address: Nyarrie Dr, Murdoch WA 6150 – Get directions >
Phone: 1300 652 494
Open Hours: 24 hours
Western Australian Veterinary Emergency and Specialty (WAVES)
Address: 1/640 Beeliar Drive, Success – Get directions >
Phone: 9412 5700
Open Hours: 24 hours
FAQ’s
your veterinarian is not only your pet’s general physician, but also its surgeon, radiologist, dentist, dermatologist, neurologist, ophthalmologist, psychiatrist, ears/nose/throat doctor, and Veterinary pharmacist. Your veterinary bill is a reflection of the costs of maintaining suitable facilities, equipment, and trained and experienced staff to provide the level of care that is expected in animal medicine today.
The cost of veterinary care has actually risen very little during the last 20 to 30 years. However advancements in both research and technology have allowed us to offer your pet better healthcare and prolong their life through surgical procedures and drugs. When compared to the rising cost of human health care, pet care is not at all unreasonable.
Remember too that the original cost of the animal has no bearing on the cost of services rendered.
Although it may feel as if you are paying more for your pet’s health care than your own, chances are you may be used to Medicare rebates, prescribed pharmaceutical scheme benefits and health care insurance for your own medical services. Consequently, you often do not see the total bottom-line figure for your own bills. When human health care costs are added up – there is no comparison to the much lower veterinary care costs.
We use premium vaccines to provide optimal protection for your pet.
For Dogs a C5 Vaccination – to protect against, Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus, Parainfluenza (Kennel cough – viral), Bordatella bronchisepta (Kennel cough – bacterial) For Cats a F5 Vaccination – to protect against Panleucopaenia (Feline enteritis), Rhinotracheitis (Feline herpes virus), Calicivirus (Cat flu), Chlamydophila (Chlamydia), Leukaemia.
The Total Wellness Plan includes puppies or kittens vaccination under 6 months of age.
What’s the best way to bring your bird into the veterinarian?
Here’s our top tips for bringing your pet into see us.
- Take your bird in their own cage without removing any toys.
- Leave food in the cage but remove water.
- Do not clean the cage, as valuable diagnostic evidence may be destroyed.
- Take with you any remedies or medicine you have given at home.
- Be prepared to answer questions in relation to the wellness of your pet, feeding, environment and length of illness.
For more information please contact our healthcare team.
