Bunbury Vet Clinic

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With hundreds of clients every year joining the Bunbury and Eaton Vet Clinics, we are proud to be amongst the fastest growing Vet Clinics in Australia. Despite this growth, we haven’t lost the focus on individual care and attention. After all, your pet is special and deserves the very best care. Our motto of Modern Medicine, Compassionate Care will always remain our driving philosophy. Braden and

Joe purchased the Bunbury Vet Clinic in February 2012, and merged with the Eaton Vet Clinic (formerly Eaton Animal Health Centre) in May 2014. The joining of these two clinics will help provide a comprehensive vet care service for everyone in the Greater Bunbury Region. We accept clients from Bunbury, Eaton, Australind, Gelorup, Dardanup, Boyanup, in fact from all over the South West. We even have some clients come from the Wheat Belt. With our vets having undertaken extra training in areas such as surgery, oncology and ultrasonography, you know your pet will always be in good hands.

Oof, is your cat’s breath getting unpleasantly stinky? 😼💨The most common cause of bad breath in cats is dental disease, ...
19/08/2025

Oof, is your cat’s breath getting unpleasantly stinky? 😼💨

The most common cause of bad breath in cats is dental disease, as plaque and tartar build up on the teeth and beneath the gumline and sequester pongy bacteria.

Less commonly, bad breath in cats can be caused by ulcers or tumours in the mouth, or general health conditions such as kidney disease, illnesses that cause vomiting, or metabolic issues such as diabetes.

So, if you notice that your cat’s breath is on the whiffy side, take a deep breath and head to our clinic for some professional help!

How adorable are these two? ♥️We had the pleasure of caring for this gorgeous duo recently and the whole team was smitte...
15/08/2025

How adorable are these two? ♥️
We had the pleasure of caring for this gorgeous duo recently and the whole team was smitten! 🥰
Share your fur family portraits in the comments below!

While daily brushing is the gold standard in oral care for our pets, we understand that not every cat is amenable to hav...
14/08/2025

While daily brushing is the gold standard in oral care for our pets, we understand that not every cat is amenable to having their teeth brushed! 🪥😾

If your cat is uncooperative for brush-training attempts, you can otherwise help to maintain their dental health with:
• Dental diets or treats with VOHC (Veterinary Oral Health Council) accreditation
• Regular professional dental cleans, ideally around every 12 months to prevent irreversible dental damage
• Regular oral checks in the clinic and at home – we can show you how to do this if you’re unsure

For more information on purr-fect feline dental health, consult our friendly team.

How often should my dog have their teeth professionally cleaned? 🐶This is dependent on the individual pet, as natural ge...
12/08/2025

How often should my dog have their teeth professionally cleaned? 🐶

This is dependent on the individual pet, as natural genetic differences, home oral care routines, and dietary factors will influence the rate at which dogs develop plaque and tartar. To prevent permanent tooth damage, some pets require a dental clean every 6 months, whilst some seem to be OK for a year or more.

To stay on top of your pup’s dental health, it’s recommended that they have their teeth checked at least annually as part of a general health check. 📅 Is your pet due for a dental check soon?

Brrrr! 🥶 Mickey and Ruby have the right idea, keeping each other nice and toasty on such a wet and miserable day 🔥♥️Shar...
08/08/2025

Brrrr! 🥶 Mickey and Ruby have the right idea, keeping each other nice and toasty on such a wet and miserable day 🔥♥️

Share the fun and post how your pets keep warm and toasty during the winter months in the comments below!

You’ve just noticed that one of your dog’s teeth is a bit of an odd colour - what could be the problem? 🧐Pink, purple or...
07/08/2025

You’ve just noticed that one of your dog’s teeth is a bit of an odd colour - what could be the problem? 🧐

Pink, purple or brownish discolouration of your pet’s tooth can occur with a condition called pulpitis. This is when the pulp (the soft inner tissue within the tooth that contains blood vessels and nerves) becomes damaged, most commonly after some kind of trauma. Teeth with pulpitis may recover or may die and require root canal treatment or removal to prevent infection. 🐾🦷

If you ever notice discoloration of your pet’s pearly whites, don’t hesitate to have them promptly checked by one of our dental-diligent vets!

Did you know that dogs can have dental emergencies too? 🐶Some of the most common oral emergencies we see in dogs include...
05/08/2025

Did you know that dogs can have dental emergencies too? 🐶

Some of the most common oral emergencies we see in dogs include:
• Tooth root abscesses (infections), which often cause one-sided facial swelling
• Tooth displacement or breakage, which can be due to dental disease or trauma
• Unexplained bleeding from the mouth, which can be due to gum inflammation, mouth injuries, or lumps in the mouth

While you can’t always prevent injuries in your pup, you can reduce their chance of issues with regular dental health checks every 6-12 months, and that’s the tooth! 🦷✨

If you're concerned about your dog’s dental health, book a check-up with our team today!

Help us grow Specialist Veterinary Care in the South WestIf you've had the pleasure to use (or misfortune to need) Dr Br...
03/08/2025

Help us grow Specialist Veterinary Care in the South West
If you've had the pleasure to use (or misfortune to need) Dr Brett's skills at South West Specialist Surgery, can you please do us a big favour.
To grow the range of services we can offer, we need to continue to grow the number of pets we see. The best way for you to help us is to click on the link below and give us a 5 Star Review. We would be very grateful for the help, which will ultimately help all pets in the South West Region.
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Over $26000 of Veterinary Care Donated Last Financial Year.We are very proud to announce that over the last financial ye...
03/08/2025

Over $26000 of Veterinary Care Donated Last Financial Year.
We are very proud to announce that over the last financial year we have donated over $26000 of veterinary care and medication to various animal charities in the South West region, including BARRC and Greyhound Angels. This is in addition to our work with the RSPCA sterilisation scheme and the discounted work we undertake for the local councils to care for pets in the rangers care.
Although this can create additional work for an already busy team, we all believe that being part of the local community means giving back where we can, and being locally owned means we can focus our donations where we live.

Winter can bring relief for cats with environmental allergies 🐈. Reduced pollen, dust mites, and outdoor allergens mean ...
24/07/2025

Winter can bring relief for cats with environmental allergies 🐈. Reduced pollen, dust mites, and outdoor allergens mean less scratching and skin irritation for many allergic cats.

However, indoor heating can sometimes increase dust and the dry air may worsen some conditions.

If your cat's allergies seem seasonal, discuss long-term management strategies with us, as often flare-ups can be prevented!

So proud to have been part of this program. It created some very busy days for our team, but the benefits to the animals...
24/07/2025

So proud to have been part of this program. It created some very busy days for our team, but the benefits to the animals makes it all worthwhile.

Address

183 Blair Street
Bunbury, WA
6230

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12pm

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+61897215999

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