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Perth Pet Vet

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Veterinary Services for all small animals and exotic pets. We are a family owned and run practice. At Perth Pet Vet we don’t just treat cats and dogs.

At Perth Pet Vet we have always prided ourselves in offering quality, stress free and lifelong care for your furry and feathered companions. Perth Pet Vet is a modern, purpose built and fully equipped veterinary hospital located on Berrigan Drive in Jandakot. Our desire is to create a relaxed and homely atmosphere, whilst always offering excellent service and quality veterinary care. Our wish is to help both you and your animal companion feel at ease while visiting the clinic, through our caring and gentle approach to consultations and treatment. With fully equipped examination rooms and surgery, digital x-ray and in-house diagnostics we can provide on-the-spot assistance for nearly all your pets health and medical needs. Our dental machine will help keep teeth healthy and smiles white. All species are welcome. Dr Toni Cockburn is one of the few vets in WA with memberships in avian (bird) health and has extensive experience with reptiles, rabbits and guinea pigs. The hospital has species specific, comfortable hospital wards should your animal friends need to stay with us for the day or, if needed a while longer. Home appointments in the local area can be arranged with notice and we will always endeavour to accommodate you and your pets needs wherever possible. Please take a moment to meet our friendly team and we look forward to meeting you.

02/11/2026

Beautiful Suga came in to see Dr Toni for her final puppy vaccination, and nurse Helen couldn't resist snapping a pic on her way out! (check the comments for Helen's action shot) 📸

29/10/2026

How hot is too hot for a dog walk? ☀️

As the weather in Perth starts to warm up, it’s important to remember that our dogs can overheat quickly, even on a walk that feels comfortable to us!

🌡️ There’s no single “safe” temperature. Humidity, direct sunlight, exercise intensity and your dog’s breed, age and health all play a role. Flat-faced breeds, puppies, senior dogs and overweight dogs are particularly vulnerable, especially in temperatures above 27°C. Above 32°C is considered a severe risk for all dogs!

A few summer walking tips:
• Walk early in the morning or later in the evening when it’s cooler.
• Check the pavement with the back of your hand. If you can’t comfortably hold it there for 7 seconds, it’s too hot for your dog’s paws.
• Keep walks short and gentle on warm days and always take water.
• Remember, shade and a breeze don’t eliminate the risk of overheating.

🚨 Excessive panting, drooling, weakness, vomiting or confusion can all indicate heat stress. If you suspect heatstroke, move your dog to a cool area, start cooling them with cool (not ice-cold) water and seek urgent veterinary care.

When in doubt, skip the walk! Your dog won’t mind a little indoor enrichment instead ❤️

Phone: 08 6399 7276
Email: [email protected]
Book online: https://www.perthpetvet.com.au/Bookonline.aspx

24/10/2026

Happy World Kangaroo Day! | 24 October 🦘

This World Kangaroo Day, we’re celebrating the incredible kangaroos and joeys who have visited our clinic on their rehabilitation journey back to the wild 🤎

As a team, we are all so incredibly fortunate to be able to help so many of these beautiful animals through our partnership with Darling Range Wildlife Shelter WA. A special shoutout to our wonderful nurse Molly, whose dedication to kangaroo rehabilitation and orphaned joeys earned her the Australian Wildlife Society 2025 Youth Conservation Award!

This year’s theme, “Revere and Respect”, reminds us that kangaroos are more than an Australian icon. They are intelligent, sentient beings with an important place in our environment, and deep connections to Country, culture and the ancient Songlines of First Nations peoples.

Today, we celebrate these remarkable animals and everyone working to protect them. Every patient we help return to the wild is worth celebrating!

19/10/2026

Last week, our very own Dr Toni joined our local RSPCA Community Action Day held in South Lake! These events help to support pet parents in need by providing essential care and advice for their pets. 💚

The day was a huge success!
• Approximately 100 pet parents attended
• 49 dogs received health checks
• 10 dogs were microchipped
• Over 145kgs of pet food handed out
• 58 units of parasite treatment given out
• Plus, lots of coats, leads, toys, harnesses and collars handed out

For details on future RSPCA Community Action Days, head to https://www.rspcawa.org.au/

17/10/2026

Spring has sprung, and your bird might know it! 🐦

Longer days and seasonal changes can trigger hormonal and nesting behaviours in pet birds. You may notice more vocalising, territorial behaviour, nest-seeking or even a change in mood!

A few ways to help:
🪺 Limit nesting opportunities — avoid access to dark, enclosed spaces such as boxes, tents and cupboards.
☀️ Prioritise good sleep — aim for around 10–12 hours of uninterrupted darkness each night.
🤍 Be mindful of too many cuddles — in some birds, this can encourage hormonal behaviour.
🌿 Keep them busy! Foraging, chewing, shredding, climbing and exploring are fantastic ways to provide mental stimulation and help redirect those seasonal instincts.

Pictured are Pluto and GeeGee, both enjoying some of our enrichment toys 🥰 we stock a great range of bird-safe enrichment toys in clinic, with options for different sizes and personalities.

If you're noticing hormonal or nesting behaviours in your bird this spring, we're always happy to help!

Phone: 08 6399 7276
Email: [email protected]
Book online: https://www.perthpetvet.com.au/Bookonline.aspx

15/10/2026

🐰 CALICIVIRUS ALERT – COCKBURN ⚠️

The City of Cockburn has announced that rabbit calicivirus will be released in November 2026 as part of their feral rabbit control program.

📍 Areas affected:
• Bibra Lake Reserve
• Yaakan Park
• Rose Shanks Reserve
• Emma Treeby Reserve
• Bosworth Reserve
• Gil Chalwell Reserve
• Kraemer Reserve
• Triandra Reserve
• Denis De Young Reserve
• Clementine Park
• Banksia Eucalypt Woodland

💉 Is your bunny's vaccination up to date? Calicivirus can be fatal to rabbits, so it's important to make sure your bunny is protected!

What you need to know:
✅ Check your rabbit's vaccination status. If your rabbit is unvaccinated or due for their annual booster, book in ASAP! Vaccination can take up to 7 days to provide protection.
✅ Indoor rabbits need protection too! The virus can be carried inside on shoes, clothing, flies and mosquitoes, or other pet's feet.

At Perth Pet Vet, every rabbit vaccination appointment includes a general health check with one of our experienced vets.

Contact us today to check your rabbit's vaccination status or book an appointment!

Please share to help keep our local bunnies safe. 🐰

10/10/2026

When Dom comes to visit, the whole team comes to say hi! This handsome man is definitely one of our biggest and bravest patients 🥰

08/10/2026

⭐😄⭐Vet Nurses Day 2026 ⭐😄⭐

Today is all about our wonderful vet nurses. Veterinary nursing is so much more than cuddling cute animals (although there is definitely some of that!) Our nurses are anaesthetists, phlebotomists, radiographers, lab technicians, animal handlers, patient advocates and problem solvers.

They care for everything from the tiniest budgie to the biggest dog, and bring skill, compassion, patience and a whole lot of heart to work every single day.

We are incredibly lucky to have such a wonderful nursing team, and today is our chance to say a very big THANK YOU for everything you do — for our patients, our clients, our vets and each other.

08/10/2026

Our special visitor today was this beautiful Boobook owl, brought to us by our friends at for a vet assessment with Dr Carissa, assisted by our fabulous Vet Nursing student Lisa 🦉

01/10/2026

Meet this handsome little bobtail, aptly named Bobby, who came in for a check-up this week after his owner had noticed a few changes in his health. We love seeing our reptile patients! Bobby particularly enjoys some head pats 🦎

As an exotics-friendly clinic, we’re happy to see reptiles for check-ups and when they’re feeling under the weather. If you have a scaly family member who isn’t quite themselves, or you simply want a health check, we'd be happy to help.

Phone: 08 6399 7276
Email: [email protected]
Book online: https://www.perthpetvet.com.au/Bookonline.aspx

Address

Unit 12 233 Berrigan Drive
Jandakot, WA
6164

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 1pm

Telephone

+61863997276

Website

http://www.perthpetvet.com.au/

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