Kudah veterinary services

03/02/2026

We apologize for the inconvenience. Our internet connection has been disrupted, affecting both internet and phone services. Rest assured, we are taking immediate action to resolve the issue.

02/02/2026

A healthy heart is the best way to show your pet some love this Valentine’s! 💖

Heart disease can affect dogs and cats of all ages, but early detection makes a big difference. Watch for signs like coughing, laboured breathing, or reduced energy, and don’t wait to get them checked.

Book a heart health check with us today because love starts from the heart 🫶🐾

📞 (08) 9399 5544

29/01/2026

✨ Big news from our friends at Kalmpets! ✨

We’re excited to share this informative article on chemical castration for male dogs — a non-surgical, reversible option that can be a great alternative or interim step before traditional neutering. This approach uses a small implant ( Suprelorin®) placed under the skin to temporarily suppress fertility and testosterone for either 6 or 12 months, without the need for surgery. 

💡 Why this matters:
🐾 Helps manage testosterone-influenced behaviours (e.g., mounting, inter male dog tension)
🐾 Avoids surgical anaesthesia
🐾 Reversible — fertility and hormones return once the implant wears off
🐾 You can choose a 6 month or 12 month implant based on your goals and timing. 

📍 And great news — Kudah Vet in Forrestdale stocks both 6 month and 12 month chemical castration options and can help you decide what’s right for your dog. 

👉 Book a consult to discuss this option further and tailor a plan for your pet’s health and behaviour!

📎 Check out the full article here:
https://www.facebook.com/share/17xypw72nh/?mibextid=wwXIfr

🐾 New research is reshaping how we think about behaviour cases, and it’s big.
Many families feel stuck choosing between “wait and see” or committing to surgical castration when behaviour concerns arise. A new study offers another path: chemical castration as a reversible, low‑risk trial run.

I’ve broken down what the research actually shows, how it can guide decision‑making, and why this option may help vets and families better understand what’s driving a dog’s behaviour.

If you’re navigating behaviour challenges or supporting clients through them, this one’s worth a read.

👉 https://kalmpets.com.au/chemical-castration-as-a-trial-run-what-a-new-study-means-for-behaviour-cases/

22/01/2026

🐾 We’re taking a short break on the 26th of January!

Kudah Veterinary Services will reopen on Tuesday 27 January

09/01/2026

🐾 Semen Collection Appointments Available – This Tuesday Only! 🐾

Have you been thinking about collecting and preserving your dog’s semen for future use?

We have some great news! This Tuesday (13th Janurary 2026), we will have a lovely teaser female available to assist with collections — perfect for boys who need a little extra encouragement.

⏰ Limited appointments available
✅ All dogs must have relevant breed specific health testing

📞 Call now to book your spot 93995544

08/01/2026

Kudah Veterinary Services are excited to announce our 2025 Artificial Insemination statistics.
With the increased popularity of, and continued training in, TCI (transcervical insemination), our success rates have continued to rise—improving from an already impressive 85% to an outstanding 93% pregnancy success rate for greyhounds in 2025.

Across all breeds, we are proud to maintain an overall insemination success rate of 80%, achieved through our commitment to best-practice reproductive management and working with breed-specific, health-tested animals for reproductive inseminations.

We are extremely proud of these results and look forward to continuing to provide leading reproductive care for all breeds and their breeders in 2026 and beyond.

08/01/2026

☀️ Summer is here, and while we love the sunshine, the warmer weather can be tough on our furry friends.

Keeping your pet safe and comfortable in the heat is all about a few simple but important habits:

💧 Hydration is key - Always make sure your pet has access to fresh, cool water. Try adding ice cubes or offering frozen treats to help them stay refreshed.

🐾 Avoid hot pavements and midday walks - If the ground is too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for their paws! Walk early in the morning or later in the evening when it’s cooler.

🚗 Never leave pets in cars - Even for a few minutes, the temperature inside a car can skyrocket, putting your pet’s life at risk.

🌴 Provide shade and cool resting spots - Whether you’re at home or out and about, make sure your pet can escape the sun and stay comfortable.

With a little extra care, your pets can enjoy a safe, happy, and fun-filled summer! ❤️

05/01/2026

We have unexpected openings for semen freezing tomorrow. If you're interested in arranging collection for your dog, please call us on 93995544 to secure your spot, ensuring all health testing is up-to-date.

02/01/2026

Kicking off 2026 in style, 🎉 the first litter born at Kudah Vet showcases 7 incredible golden retriever pupsicles, 🐶 born from 20-year-old frozen semen, setting an exciting tone for the year ahead.
🎉 🥳 🐾 🐶 Happy new year 🥳 ❤️ 🐾 🐶

02/01/2026

Happy New Year!

Now is the perfect time to set some healthy habits for our furry family members too. Here are a few simple ways to help your pet start the year feeling their best:

🩺 Stay on top of preventative care by scheduling your check-ups, vaccinations, and parasite protection
🚶‍♀️ Make time for regular walks and play, which is great for both fitness and bonding
🥕 Feed your pets a balanced diet and keep treats in moderation
🦷 Prioritise dental health with regular brushing or dental chews and check-ups with your vet
💚 Give them plenty of love and attention as it’s good for the soul (theirs and yours!)

Give us a call to book your pet's next appointment 📞 (08) 9399 5544

24/12/2025

From all of us at Kudah Vet, Merry Christmas.
Your support and love has meant a lot to us in 2025.
Stay cool tomorrow, remeber to keep your pets cool and watch out for heatstroke signs in the extreme heat tomorrow. We hope you all enjoy a fantastic Christmas.