Treendale Pet Medical

Treendale Pet Medical The veterinary hospital in Treendale WA 6233

LATE NIGHT LEGENDSThursday night Shiloh presented at 7:30pm in severe distress. He was unable to urinate. His bladder wa...
26/07/2025

LATE NIGHT LEGENDS
Thursday night Shiloh presented at 7:30pm in severe distress. He was unable to urinate. His bladder was about to burst and he had bladder stones obstructing his urethra which meant he couldn’t urinate. He was in a lot of pain and vomiting because his kidneys were shutting down. He needed emergency surgery to unblock his urethra. The calcium oxalate stones were rough and irregular and we were unable to catheterise and flush out the stones so he had to have an emergency urethrotomy. This was quite an anaesthetic risk given his fragile state. Team Treendale worked into the early hours of Friday morning to save Shiloh. Shiloh made it through his anaesthetic and is seen going home this morning.

Villain villain….smiling damned villain Hamlet Act 1, scene 5Who has a Bengal? Are they naughty or nice?
26/07/2025

Villain villain….smiling damned villain
Hamlet Act 1, scene 5
Who has a Bengal? Are they naughty or nice?

EXPERIENCED VETERINARY NURSE POSITIONWe are looking for an experienced veterinary nurse to join our team. The successful...
22/07/2025

EXPERIENCED VETERINARY NURSE POSITION
We are looking for an experienced veterinary nurse to join our team.
The successful candidate will have completed a Certificate IV in veterinary nursing and have some experience working as a veterinary nurse.
Please send your resume to [email protected]
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Executive care from super nurse Anin.Your best friend is our world.
21/07/2025

Executive care from super nurse Anin.
Your best friend is our world.

NO NEED TO GO TO PERTHThis pup was kicked in the head by a horse. He needed a CT to assess for skull fractures and brain...
20/07/2025

NO NEED TO GO TO PERTH
This pup was kicked in the head by a horse. He needed a CT to assess for skull fractures and brain issues. His mum was told they had to drive to Perth to get it done. We had it done within 2 hours and saved the client 2 x 4 hour round trips to drive to Perth and back twice and the expense of staying overnight in a 24 hour emergency facility. We do it all. Your best friend is our world

MACY SURVIVESIn your hour of need Team Treendale will be there for you. Emergency hospitals in Perth did not want to tak...
19/07/2025

MACY SURVIVES
In your hour of need Team Treendale will be there for you. Emergency hospitals in Perth did not want to take this case so Team Treendale rolled up their sleeves and got it done. Macy is alive because of the quick thinking of her mum who is a human nurse and because of the experience of our people and the vast array of equipment we have invested in to make sure we can provide a great service. Treendale has a world class facility and we have the tools and equipment to deal with most situations. People who work at Treendale are dedicated and committed and will go above and beyond to assist clients and pets in need. Your best friend is our world.

TONIGHT ON LATE NIGHT LEGENDSIt wasn’t even our night on call. At 7:59pm seconds before closing Macy presented in acute ...
18/07/2025

TONIGHT ON LATE NIGHT LEGENDS
It wasn’t even our night on call. At 7:59pm seconds before closing Macy presented in acute respiratory distress. This isn’t uncommon for French Bulldogs but her mum was worried Macy was choking on something because she was seen chewing something moments before she started choking and foaming and turning blue.
We took some radiographs and there was something stuck in her oesophagus. It looked a bit like a corn cob but after consultation with Macy’s mum, she believed it was a chew toy. We put an endoscope down her oesophagus. This thing was wedged in and jammed tight. It wasn’t possible to grab it and pull it out. We gave it a gentle push but it wasn’t budging. We didn’t want to tear the oesophagus. It was looking like Macy might need a thoracotomy (open chest surgery). Patients that have a thoracotomy need round the clock care. Dr Rob and super nurse Catelyne had already worked a 15 hour day. We called some emergency hospitals in Perth but they were unable to take the case. After consultation with Macy’s mum we thought we would have another try at moving it from the oesophagus. Millimetre by millimetre we were able to slowly move the immovable object. Somehow we were able to move it out of the oesophagus. Macy is now in recovery and doing well. Team Treendale saves the day 😊

NO NEED TO GO TO PERTHTreendale can do a CT on site. If the diagnosis isn’t obvious we can send the images to American b...
14/07/2025

NO NEED TO GO TO PERTH
Treendale can do a CT on site.
If the diagnosis isn’t obvious we can send the images to American board certified specialists via the cloud who look at it during the night. The Ameran specialists in radiology read the CT and send a report . We usually have the results the morning after the procedure
Super nurse Anin is assisting with a CT on Penny.

You don’t need Treendale until you do.We are open Sunday even though Dr Rob has to work seven days a week.Dr Rob is on c...
13/07/2025

You don’t need Treendale until you do.
We are open Sunday even though Dr Rob has to work seven days a week.
Dr Rob is on call and available for our clients even though he is the only vet.
You and your pet are important to us.
Ask your vet if they will be there for you in your hour of need? Most people don’t know their vet is unavailable until they have an emergency.

Labrador apocalypse Guess who got into some left over Easter eggs?Unfortunately the emesis took on torrential projectile...
05/07/2025

Labrador apocalypse
Guess who got into some left over Easter eggs?
Unfortunately the emesis took on torrential projectile status. Poor Anin. Some days Minty’s just aren’t enough 😜

Bella has been having a lot of trouble on her leg. After X-rays today it was determined she had ruptured her cranial cru...
03/07/2025

Bella has been having a lot of trouble on her leg. After X-rays today it was determined she had ruptured her cranial cruciate (ACL in people). She has had a TPLO - Tibial Plateau Levelling Osteotomy. At surgery it was discovered she had a badly torn and macerated meniscus. This has been cleaned up and hopefully after she heals she will have a leg she can walk on. Bella is pictured having laser therapy after her surgery. Laser reduces pain and inflammation and promotes healing. Faster healing reduces the chance of infection. We use Swiss made KYON plates. The titanium alloys have a lower risk of infection. Bella also had Platelets Rich Plasma to assist her joint to heal following the injury and surgery

Most of our staff will be back in action this week. Sincere apologies for last weeks cancellations and a few early closu...
03/06/2025

Most of our staff will be back in action this week. Sincere apologies for last weeks cancellations and a few early closures. COVID wiped out our team last week and there was only a few brave souls to plug the gaps. Our team is back on track and things should be back to normal as the week progresses. There a few bleary eyes and some very fatigued people so we ask for your kindness. We are doing our best to keep the machine turning. Covid affects people differently it seems. Some people get a terrible fatigue that lasts for weeks or even months. Thank you for your patience the last week and sincere apologies to anyone we had to reschedule.

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Australind, WA

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm
Sunday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+61897961388

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State of the art veterinary facility designed with the emotional well-being of your pet at the forefront of our thinking. We have advanced diagnostic equipment for on site diagnosis and treatment. We can run blood tests whilst you wait for rapid diagnosis and immediate treatment for out of hours emergencies. No waiting till Monday for results. We are open 7 days. Check out our website https://www.treendalevet.com.au/ We offer a full range of medical and surgical services. We have everything your pet needs. We work hard but we’re always willing to help and it’s service with a smile. Our mission is to help animals become recognised as equal beings on this planet. If you really care about your pet and want the best then please give us a try. We’d love to help.

We have separate cat and dog consulting rooms, separate cat, small dog and large dog patients wards, temperature controlled rooms with air conditioning and underfloor heating in winter. Our surgical tables are heated to keep our patients warm. Our operating theatres are purpose built for maximum cleanliness and sterility. Our waiting room is like a luxury resort. Come and enjoy our hospitality.