Margaret River Veterinary Hospital

11/07/2025

We have a secret admirer 💐💐❤️
This thoughtful gift from one of our wonderful clients could not have come at a more needed time.
To our mystery client and to all of our clients thank you for making our day
Xox

10/07/2025

Good morning 💡💡

As I am sure many of you are also affected by the current power outage. We are without phones or computers here at the clinic with restoration advised for 12:30pm
Incase of emergencies please call 0447 906 671.
Thank you for your understanding ⚡️⚡️

10/06/2025

Our Augusta clinic will be closed on Thursday the 12th of June due to staff shortages and illness. Should you require assistance, our Staff at Margaret River will be happy to assist you by calling 97472163. Thank you for your understanding 🐶🐶🐾

29/05/2025

07/05/2025

All aboard the puppy train 🐶🐾

22/04/2025

Our next puppy class will begin next week Thursday the 1st of May (5.45pm) and we still have a few spots free!
If you have a puppy between the age of 8-13 weeks and would like some more information about the classes, please give us a call on (08) 9757 2163

25/03/2025

Our next puppy class will begin next week Thursday the 3rd of April (6-7pm) and we still have a couple of spots free!
If you have a puppy between the age of 8-13 weeks and would like some more information about the classes, please give us a call on (08) 9757 2163

20/03/2025

Dr Jacqueline along with assistant Maggie, ran a fun and informative first aid course for the new pet sitters at furry fit!
We will be offering first aid information evenings to our clients in the coming months. Express interest by commenting on this post.
More details to come.
Furry Fit South West- You provide the doggo, we provide the rest

03/03/2025

Congratulations to last weeks Puppy School graduates! Rue, Archie, Angus, Tilly and Maggie, you all did an amazing job!

19/02/2025

The season of the Sea Hare is upon us (Jan to April) with several sea hares being reported to have already wash up upon the river and beaches of Augusta.

Sea hares are slug like creatures that excrete a purple ink toxin that are harmful enough to kill a large dog.

We ask that all dog owners please take extra precaution when visiting the beach with your companion.

Some of the reported symptoms to look out for include over-excitement, tremors, seizures, drooling or vomiting.

If you believe your dog has sniffed, licked or ingested a sea hare or is showing the above symptoms please contact us immediately.
🐙 🦑🪼

15/02/2025

The company Home Safe, where your pets microchip may be registered with, has recently shut down and data is unaccessable.

You can check where your pet is registered by entering their microchip number into https://petaddress.com.au/
If they are registered with Home Safe, it is important to register them again with another company.
We use Australasian Animal Registry. You will be required to fill in this form https://www.aar.org.au/globalassets/document-library/aar/new-rego-form-v15.pdf.

If you are unsure of your pets microchip number,please contact the clinic your pet was microchipped or visit a vet clinic close to you where your pet can be scanned.