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Animal Emergency Service Perth, formerly known as Perth Vet Emergency, is always here for you and your pet when you need us most.

With two clinics across Perth, in Cannington and Osborne Park, we're open 24/7 for emergency and critical care.

30/10/2026

Halloween can be exciting for us, but for many pets it can be one of the most stressful nights of the year 👻

Here are a few simple tips for a pet-safe Halloween:

🎃 Keep treats out of paws' reach

Chocolate toxicity is one of the most common Halloween emergencies we see. Also watch out for lollies, gum and baked goods containing xylitol, which can be extremely toxic to dogs.

🚪 Prevent escape artists

With trick-or-treaters constantly arriving at the door, pets can easily sneak outside. Make sure dogs and cats are safely secured indoors.

🕸️ Skip the fake spider webs

They may look spooky, but artificial spider webs can entangle pets and wildlife, causing injury.

🎭 Choose pet costumes carefully

Not all pets enjoy dressing up. If your pet wears a costume, ensure it doesn't restrict breathing, movement or circulation, and avoid toxic paints, dyes or edible accessories.

🏠 Create a calm, safe space

The unfamiliar sights, sounds and visitors can be stressful for pets. Consider setting them up in a quiet room with their favourite toys, bedding and treats while the festivities are underway.

🐱 Keep cats indoors

Cats may be more likely to bolt through open doors and are at increased risk around busy streets and foot traffic on Halloween night.

Have a safe and spooky Howl-o-ween! 🐕

28/10/2026

🐦 Not all our patients can curl up on a comfy bed!

Nurse Mel got crafty last week, creating this little perch for some feathered friends in our care 💙

Our fabulous nurses aren’t just talented when it comes to patient care. They have plenty of hidden skills too!

It’s just one more example of the creativity, dedication, and compassion our team brings to making patients as comfortable as possible.

27/10/2026

Our Cannington team were so touched to receive this beautiful gift from the family of one of our recent patients: home-grown eggs, honey and delicious lemon slices! 🥚🍯🍋

Such a thoughtful gesture and a very special treat for our team to share. It’s little moments like these that truly brighten our day.
Thank you for thinking of us. We feel very lucky! 💙

26/10/2026

Is there anything cuter than a dog in pyjamas? Meet Cruze! 💙

You might have noticed some of our team rocking their fun scrubs lately, but Cruze gave them a run for their money when he visited our Osborne Park hospital! 😍

A warm, cosy pair of PJs makes an early morning trip to the vet a bit easier.

Cruze, you certainly know how to make a hospital visit look stylish! What an absolutely gorgeous patient 💙

25/10/2026

Here's what our team can look like when they're all suited up for safety! 🦺

If you've ever seen one of our emergency vets or nurses dressed head-to-toe in PPE, you might wonder what's going on!

PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) is used during barrier nursing, an important infection control measure that helps protect our patients, clients and team members.

You might see us wearing full PPE when caring for pets with:
• Contagious illnesses
• Open wounds or bodily fluids that could spread infection
• Conditions requiring special infection control precautions

While the extra gear can look a little intimidating, it's all part of providing the highest standard of care and helping keep everyone safe 💙

Behind every mask, gown and pair of gloves is a dedicated veterinary professional committed to your pet's wellbeing.

23/10/2026

Every day, our emergency teams work around the clock to provide life-saving care. From unexpected illnesses to critical emergencies, we're here 24/7, 365 days a year.

When patients come through our doors, our teams need to triage carefully, ensuring the sickest pets receive urgent care and the very best chance at recovery.

If you ever find yourself waiting, please know how much we appreciate your patience and understanding.

To help make things a little more comfortable, you're very welcome to enjoy the refreshments available during your visit.

Did you know we have a dedicated client refreshment space at our Osborne Park and Cannington hospitals? Whether you need a coffee, a snack, or simply a quiet moment to recharge, our space is there for you while we care for your beloved pet ❤️‍🩹

Thank you for your kindness, patience and trust.

22/10/2026

🐱 Cats are experts at hiding pain.

By the time the signs become obvious, they may already be quite uncomfortable. Knowing what to look for can help you get them the care they need sooner 💙

🚩 Signs your cat may be in pain:
• Changes in grooming habits (over-grooming or a scruffy coat)
• Reduced appetite or changes in drinking habits
• Reluctance to jump, climb, or move normally
• Hiding more than usual or avoiding interaction
• Changes in behaviour, including irritability or aggression
• Excessive vocalising, unusual quietness, or tense facial expressions
• Changes in litter tray habits or toileting posture
• Difficulty breathing, swollen limbs, or pale/abnormal gums

⚠️ If you notice any of these signs, don't wait. Pain can be linked to a wide range of medical conditions and early treatment can make a significant difference.

❌ Never give human pain medications to cats, as many are toxic and can be life-threatening.

Our hospitals are here 24/7 when your pet needs urgent care:
📍 AES Cannington | (08) 9207 5207
📍 AES Osborne Park | (08) 9207 5200

20/10/2026

🐌 Snail bait is a common household product, but it can be extremely dangerous for dogs and cats.

Our emergency teams regularly treat pets that have eaten snail bait. Even a small amount can cause severe illness, with symptoms appearing in as little as 30 minutes.

⚠️ Signs of snail bait poisoning may include:
• Tremors or twitching
• Seizures
• Vomiting or diarrhoea
• Excessive drooling
• Panting or rapid breathing
• Restlessness or collapse

It's also important to know that some products labelled "pet safe" can still make pets very sick.

If you think your pet has eaten snail bait, don't wait for symptoms to appear. Contact an emergency vet immediately.

✅ Call ahead while travelling
✅ Bring the packaging if possible
✅ Prevent any further access to the bait
✅ Keep your pet calm

Emergency care when you need it, 24/7, 365 days a year, including public holidays. Find Animal Emergency Service, formerly Perth Vet Emergency, in Osborne Park and Cannington.

📍 AES Cannington 📞 (08) 9207 5207

📍 AES Osborne Park 📞 (08) 9207 5200

19/10/2026

Did you know that we have two locations in Perth❓

Both hospitals are open 24/7, which means we're always ready to help your pets in times of need.

Our dedicated team is here to deliver urgent medical assistance when your regular vet is closed, weekends and public holidays included!
If you’re ever worried about your pet’s health, reach out to our experienced vets and nurses. We’re here to guide you through the next steps and ensure your pet gets the care they need.

📌 Our Cannington and Osborne Park hospital is open 24/7 - 365 days per year.
Cannington - (08) 9207 5207 📞
Osborne Park - (08) 9207 5200 📞

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18/10/2026

🐍 Snakes are one of the most common causes of pet emergencies in Australia.

Dogs and cats are naturally curious, which can put them at risk when they come across a snake while exploring the backyard, bushland or local parks.

Help reduce the risk by keeping pets away from:
🌿 Long grass and dense vegetation
💧 Creeks, dams and other water sources
🏠 Under sheds, decks and other sheltered spaces

⚠️ If you think your pet has been bitten by a snake, keep them as calm and still as possible and seek emergency veterinary care immediately. Prompt treatment can make a significant difference.

Perth Vet Emergency is now Animal Emergency Service. With two convenient locations in Osborne Park and Cannington, we’re here for Perth pets 24/7, 365 days a year, including public holidays.

Address

Osborne Park, WA

Telephone

+611300040400

Website

https://animalemergencyservice.com.au/aes_location/osborne-park/

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