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.

With stormy weather coming this weekend, make sure your pets are safe and you're well prepared.If your pet has severe st...
29/05/2026

With stormy weather coming this weekend, make sure your pets are safe and you're well prepared.
If your pet has severe storm phobia, talk to your vet about medication or other treatment options.
Ensure your pet's microchip details are up to date in case they panic and escape.
Keep your pet secure inside, and consider playing music or turning the tv up to drown out the storm noise. Close curtains and turn lights on so the lightning is harder to see.
Ensure your pet can choose somewhere to "hide" so they feel as safe as possible.

Proof that AI isn't ready to replace us yet!We need another vet so told Claude AI that we need to find one. AI decided i...
28/05/2026

Proof that AI isn't ready to replace us yet!
We need another vet so told Claude AI that we need to find one. AI decided it must be like Where's Wally and came up with this image.

If you know a vet looking for work in Bunbury and Eaton, please let them know we have an opening for a full-time vet with at least 2 years' experience.

BUNBURY & EATON VET CLINICS
Experienced Veterinarian (minimum 2 years’ experience)
Full-time. Bunbury & Eaton, Western Australia

About the clinics
Bunbury & Eaton Vet Clinics are the longest established veterinary practice group in regional Western Australia, serving the Bunbury, Eaton, Australind, Dalyellup, and broader South West community. We’re an independent, two-site practice built on old-school values and a genuine commitment to best-practice care — with clients who travel over two hours to see us.

Our experienced team of vets, nurses, and support staff has cultivated a family-like atmosphere that our clients feel the moment they walk in. We’ve recently welcomed a Registered Specialist Surgeon to the practice, expanding our referral capability and the range of advanced procedures available on-site — and we’re continuing to grow.

The opportunity
We’re looking for a small animal veterinarian to join our team on a full-time basis. We ideally seek someone with 2 years of experience to join a large team of 12 vets with a wide range of interests and levels of experience. As a group, we encourage case-collaboration and can assure team support. Whether you’re relocating to the South West or ready for a change, we’d love to hear from you — we’re flexible and happy to have an informal, confidential chat.

What we offer
• Competitive remuneration above award rates
• 4-day week (4 × 9.5 hr days)
• Saturdays on a shared roster (8:30am -12pm)
• CPD support — we invest in your development
• Access to a Registered Specialist Surgeon on-site
• Genuinely supportive, team-focused culture
• Opportunity to develop special interests

Our facilities
• Colour Doppler ultrasound
• Digital radiography & endoscope
• Dental radiography
• Surgivet anaesthetic monitoring
• Arthroscopic & laparoscopic surgery capability
• Advanced orthopaedic & soft-tissue surgical equipment
• Access to a local CT scanner

About you
• Registered (or eligible for registration) to practise veterinary science in Western Australia
• Minimum 2 years of clinical experience
• Genuine passion for animal welfare and client communication
• Positive, team-first attitude — even on the tough days
• Committed to high clinical standards and ongoing learning
• Capable of working independently and sharing after hours on call/ hospital patient roster
• Adaptable and comfortable working across two sites

Life in Bunbury & the South West
Bunbury is WA’s second-largest city — a coastal lifestyle hub less than 2 hours south of Perth. Think year-round sunshine, world-class surf breaks and wine country at your doorstep, and a tight-knit regional community. It’s a genuinely great place to put down roots, raise a family, and build a career — without the grind of a capital city.
Interested? Let’s have a chat.
Send your CV and cover letter to Dr Josie — all enquiries treated confidentially.
Email: [email protected]

A single vomit in an otherwise bright dog isn't always alarming. 🐾 However, multiple vomits, or vomiting accompanied by ...
28/05/2026

A single vomit in an otherwise bright dog isn't always alarming. 🐾 However, multiple vomits, or vomiting accompanied by other symptoms, are a cause for concern.

If you observe multiple vomits, lethargy, blood or abdominal pain, contact the clinic for advice. Vomiting can be caused by an infection, toxins, foreign objects or underlying disease, and shouldn’t be ignored. 📅 Arrange a consultation with our vets if you're concerned.

If your dog has eaten something toxic, stay calm and act quickly. ⚠️ Identify what they ate, how much, and when, as this...
26/05/2026

If your dog has eaten something toxic, stay calm and act quickly. ⚠️ Identify what they ate, how much, and when, as this is critical information for your vet. Do not induce vomiting at home unless directed by a vet.

Common toxins include chocolate, grapes, raisins, onions, xylitol, certain plants and human medications.

Call the clinic immediately, or the Animal Poisons Helpline after hours. 🚨

Oh my goodness!! Look at these puppies! These are our latest puppy class graduates, and they are all such lovely doggies...
22/05/2026

Oh my goodness!! Look at these puppies!
These are our latest puppy class graduates, and they are all such lovely doggies!
Jasper, Ron, Odin, Crumble, Tilly, Pepper, Zuko and Koby, you where all so much fun!

If anyone is interested in our puppy classes, you can call us on 9721 5999, or enquire online

Cats are really good at hiding illness, including dehydration. 🐱 At the clinic, we assess hydration by looking for skin ...
21/05/2026

Cats are really good at hiding illness, including dehydration. 🐱 At the clinic, we assess hydration by looking for skin tenting (how quickly tented skin springs back) and gum dryness. Blood and urine tests give a more accurate picture.

At home, watch for reduced water intake, decreased urination, lethargy or dry gums, and call us if concerned. Chronic dehydration in cats can affect kidney health over time. 💧 Contact our clinic if you're worried your cat may be dehydrated.

PCV (Packed Cell Volume) measures the proportion of red blood cells in your pet's blood. TP (Total Protein) helps assess...
19/05/2026

PCV (Packed Cell Volume) measures the proportion of red blood cells in your pet's blood. TP (Total Protein) helps assess hydration, nutrition and organ function. 🩺 Together, these values give us a rapid snapshot of your pet's health. For example, a low PCV may indicate anaemia, while a high PCV can suggest dehydration.

Best of all, we can run these tests in-house within minutes, making them invaluable in sick or emergency patients. 📋 Contact our clinic if your pet needs to be assessed.

Constipation is common in cats. 🐱 Signs include straining in the litter tray, infrequent bowel movements, hard, dry stoo...
14/05/2026

Constipation is common in cats. 🐱 Signs include straining in the litter tray, infrequent bowel movements, hard, dry stools, lethargy and reduced appetite. Contributing factors include dehydration, hairballs, obesity and stress.

In severe cases it can become obstipation, requiring urgent treatment.

If your cat hasn't passed a stool in more than 48 hours or seems uncomfortable, book in with one of our vets. 📞

Bite wounds, whether from another dog or animal, should always be taken seriously. ⚠️Even small puncture wounds can be d...
12/05/2026

Bite wounds, whether from another dog or animal, should always be taken seriously. ⚠️

Even small puncture wounds can be deceptive; damage beneath the skin can be significant. Bite wounds carry a high infection risk and can involve deeper structures like muscles or body cavities like the chest and lungs.

Always seek veterinary attention after a bite, even if it looks minor. Early treatment can prevent serious complications. 🐶 Contact our clinic promptly if your dog has been bitten.

Just a reminder that snakes are still active in some areas, especially tiger snakes. Dr Braden came across this little b...
08/05/2026

Just a reminder that snakes are still active in some areas, especially tiger snakes. Dr Braden came across this little beauty this afternoon near the Big Swamp

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

Telephone

+61897215999

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