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Morley Vetcentre

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Morley Vetcentre

Vet Clinic in Morley This accreditation scheme is to help members of the public understand what standards of work and care go on at the Morley Vetcentre.

We are one of the only 14 veterinary hospitals in Western Australia which have been recognised as an ASAVA Accredited Hospital of Excellence. Each of our 32 dedicated staff, including eight veterinary surgeons are committed to the health and wellbeing of your pet. We consult and perform surgery 7 days a week, weekdays 8am - 7pm and weekends 9am - 5pm. Public holidays: 9am - 5pm. Pets, pet requirem

ents, toys, food, nutritional supplements, collars, leads, brushes, grooming, boarding and expert advice - all for your convenience under one roof, 7 days a week and with easy parking

Our separate dog and cat waiting areas proves very popular with our cat owners as it provides a more comfortable environment for cats to visit.

26/04/2025

🐾 🩺 HAPPY WORLD VETERINARY DAY

To our amazing team of wonderful Vets, we thankyou for all the care you give our pets!
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24/04/2025

We Will Remember Them
🐕 🐴 🫏 🕊️ 🐪 💜❤️🤍

23/04/2025

🐱 Treating your cat doesn’t have to compromise their health! Many commercial treats are high in calories and low in nutritional value. Instead, try:
✅ Small pieces of cooked chicken or turkey (no seasonings)
✅ Tiny bits of tuna
✅ Freeze-dried meat treats

Remember—treats should make up no more than 10% of your cat’s daily caloric intake. For food-motivated cats, you can even use their regular kibble as treats throughout the day. 🍗

Need nutrition advice for your cat? Chat with our team at your next visit!

22/04/2025

THIS WEEKEND!

Get ready for a pawsome adventure!

The Canine Adventure Course is taking place at Morley Vetcentre on Saturday, 26th April 2025.

Featuring 20 exciting obstacles, the Canine Adventure Course is a fun-filled adventure for you and your dog to enjoy together.

Video: https://canineadventurecourse.com/

There will be several one-hour time slots throughout the morning (8am / 9am / 10am)

*Dogs need to be dog and human social and attended our Level 2 training classes or equivalent

Email: [email protected]

21/04/2025

⚠️ Did you know obesity can reduce your dog’s lifespan by up to 2.5 years? Extra weight puts strain on joints and increases the risk of heart disease, diabetes, and respiratory problems.

Even a few extra kilos can have a significant impact on your pet’s health. Fortunately, weight management is achievable through proper diet, portion control, and regular exercise.

If your pet is overweight, we can help create a safe weight loss plan tailored to their needs. Book a weight consultation with us today! 🐾

18/04/2025

We hope you have an enjoyable Easter long weekend. Should your pets accidentally get into the chocolate stash, or hot cross buns, we will be open All Weekend, from 9am-5pm.
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Enjoy time with your four legged family

16/04/2025

🐕 Can you feel your dog’s ribs? You should be able to easily feel them with a slight fat covering—but not see them.

Looking from above, your dog should have a visible waistline, and from the side, the abdomen should tuck up. Regular body condition scoring helps detect weight changes early. Extra weight strains joints and organs, while being too thin may indicate illness.

Not sure if your pet is at an ideal weight? Ask us during your next visit! 🏥

14/04/2025

🎾 Tennis balls may seem like the perfect dog toy, but regular chewing can cause significant dental wear. The fuzzy exterior is highly abrasive—like sandpaper on your dog’s teeth!

Over time, this can wear down enamel and lead to painful dental issues. If your dog loves tennis balls, use them for fetch only and put them away after play. Choose dental-friendly chew toys instead, and remember that annual dental checks are essential. 🦷

Book a dental check with us to keep your pet’s teeth in top shape!

09/04/2025

🥏 While frisbee can be a great way to exercise and bond with your dog, it also comes with risks. The jumping, twisting, and sudden stops during play can strain cruciate ligaments, especially in larger breeds.

If your dog loves frisbee, start with low throws, play on soft surfaces, and keep sessions short. Always warm up with a gentle walk first, and watch for signs of fatigue. Consider lower-impact alternatives for dogs with joint issues.

Want to know if frisbee is safe for your dog’s joints? Book a check-up with our team!

07/04/2025

✂️ Indoor dogs don’t naturally wear down their nails like those who walk on rough surfaces daily. Overgrown nails can cause pain, affect posture, and even lead to joint issues over time.

Regular trimming (every 3-4 weeks) keeps nails at a healthy length. If you hear clicking on hard floors, it’s time for a trim! Not comfortable doing it yourself? Our clinic offers nail trim services and can teach you the proper technique. 🐶

Book a nail trim appointment with us today!

04/04/2025

Get ready for a pawsome adventure!

The Canine Adventure Course is taking place at Morley Vetcentre on Saturday, 26th April 2025.

Featuring 20 exciting obstacles, the Canine Adventure Course is a fun-filled adventure for you and your dog to enjoy together.

Video: https://canineadventurecourse.com/

There will be several one-hour time slots throughout the morning

*Dogs need to be dog and human social and attended our Level 2 training classes or equivalent

Email: [email protected]

02/04/2025

🐾 Is your indoor cat getting enough exercise? Cats need regular activity to stay healthy and mentally stimulated. Try interactive toys like feather wands or treat puzzles.

Creating vertical spaces with cat trees or shelves gives them room to climb and jump. Even 10-15 minutes of play twice daily can make a big difference to your cat’s health and happiness! 🎾

Need advice on keeping your cat active? Book a check-up with us today!

01/04/2025

From MVC Dog Trainer Alison:

I need to pay a special mention to this team.
Lee and Squiffy share an extraordinary bond, one that reflects the essence of dedication, patience, and mutual joy for training. As long-term clients, they have become a cherished part of our MVC community, showing up virtually every week with unwavering commitment to their training journey - where each session is not just about learning skills but about nurturing a deep connection.
This week, their hard work and devotion have been celebrated with the well-deserved IMDT Partnership Grade 1 rosette, marking a significant milestone in their training. And I believe may be the first Partnership Grade awarded here at MVC!
The joy they share in their work together is palpable; for Lee and Squiffy, training is not a task but a lifelong commitment. It's a beautiful reminder that the journey of training is not just about reaching a goal, but about the joy of the process itself.
Congratulations Lee and Squiffy! 🎖️

26/03/2025

Why is a regular vaccination schedule so important for your dog? 🐶💉

One of the diseases that the canine C3 vaccine protects against is parvovirus. This highly contagious virus damages a dog’s gut and immune system.

⚠️ Symptoms of parvovirus include:
❌ Lethargy and weakness
❌ Vomiting 🤢
❌ Bloody diarrhoea 💩
❌ Severe dehydration and cardiovascular shock

Affected pets may die even with veterinary treatment. The best way to protect your dog is by keeping them up to date with regular C3 vaccinations.

📞 Book your dog’s vaccination today to keep them safe from parvovirus!

24/03/2025

Before we vaccinate your pet, you may see us take their temperature – why is this? 🌡️

If your pet tolerates the rather ahem personal procedure of re**al temperature measurement, this information helps us assess their general health and ensure that they are a good candidate for vaccination. 🏥

If your pet’s temperature is elevated, it may simply indicate stress, or it could suggest an active inflammatory or infectious process that warrants further investigation before a vaccine can be safely administered.

🐾 Have concerns about your pet’s health before vaccination? Our team is here to help—book a check-up today!

20/03/2025

🐾 Meet Dr Caitlin 🐾

Dr. Caitlin is a dedicated vet with a passion for soft tissue surgery and caring for senior pets.

Outside of work, she loves exploring nature with her Golden Retriever and getting lost in a good book.

19/03/2025

If your cat is particularly nervous or behaviourally “spicy” 🌶️🐱, the prospect of bringing them in for an annual vaccination may elevate your heart rate, too!

However, rest assured that our feline-friendly team is here to help. We can ensure that your pet has a smooth and low-stress experience using:
✔️ Calming hormone sprays ✨
✔️ Gentle handling with lickable treats and blanket burritos 🛌
✔️ Pre-emptive anti-anxiety medication for you to administer at home before the appointment

🐾 Need help with your nervous cat’s vet visit? Chat with our experienced team today!

17/03/2025

“Uh oh, my pet was vaccinated a few weeks ago, and now I’ve felt a lump around their shoulders – should I worry?” 🤨

The good news is that if your pet was recently vaccinated, there’s a good chance that this lump is a harmless injection site reaction involving local inflammation where the vaccine was administered. These types of lumps generally resolve within a matter of weeks. 🐶💉

However, it’s always safest to have our team check any new lumps found on your pet so we can confirm the cause and whether any further treatment is recommended.

📅 If you've noticed a lump on your pet, book a check-up with our team for peace of mind!

Address

20 Rudloc Road
Perth, WA
6062

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://www.vetcentre.com.au/

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