Vet Nurse Care at Home

Vet Nurse Care at Home Stress free care at home for your pets. SERVICING ALL AREAS OF PERTH

🐾 APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE 🐾Sat 30th May - Baldivis + Rockingham Areas MOBILE SERVICE ONLYSERVICING ALL AREAS OF PERTHNail...
27/05/2026

🐾 APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE 🐾

Sat 30th May - Baldivis + Rockingham Areas

MOBILE SERVICE ONLY
SERVICING ALL AREAS OF PERTH

Nail clipping: $40 for cats/rabbits/guinea pigs
$45 for dogs
2 or more cats/rabbits/piggies $35 each
2 or more dogs $40 each

A**l Gland Expression: $50 per animal
Dogs and cats only.

Cat Grooming - CLIPPING ONLY
Mat removal only: $50 - $80 depending on severity of mats
Lion Clip: $120 ($20-$30 surcharge for severe matting)
Teddy Bear Clip #4 $120
Tummy Clip only: $35
Chest Only: $45 (includes underarms)
Bottom Clip only: $50
Tummy + Chest: $60
Tummy + Bottom: $60
Tummy + Chest + Bottom Clip: $80

MOBILE SERVICE FEES VARY ON LOCATION

PLEASE NOTE: As a Vet Nurse I cannot give Vaccinations.

To book for any of my services please SMS Only 0409587240
OR
PM the page

18/05/2026

Low Pat Thresholds in cats.
Overstimulation aggression can make grooming difficult which is why we would choose to stop and formulate a plan that will help your cat cope with their grooming session.

18/05/2026

How to best play with your kitties 😻

27/04/2026

🌟 FAQ: Can I give my pet Panadol? 🌟

🚫 Short answer: No.

Paracetamol (Panadol and similar medications) is a common human pain reliever, but it can be extremely dangerous for pets. Giving unprescribed medication can lead to life-threatening illness in both dogs and cats.

⚠️ Why it’s so risky
Paracetamol toxicity can cause:
🔸Severe, irreversible liver damage
🔸Damage to red blood cells
🔸Breathing difficulties

🚨 Signs of poisoning to watch for
🔹Brown or grey gums
🔹Swelling of the face, neck or paws
🔹Difficulty breathing
🔹Vomiting
🔹Low body temperature
🔹Jaundice (yellowing of skin or eyes)
🔹In severe cases, coma

⏱️ What to do in an emergency
❗️If your pet may have ingested paracetamol, seek immediate veterinary attention. Bring the medication packaging with you to help with identification. Rapid treatment is critical for survival.

🏥 What treatment may involve:
🔸Oxygen therapy
🔸IV fluids
🔸Medications such as Vitamin C and N-acetylcysteine
🔸Hospitalisation and supportive care for liver damage

✅ Prevention is key
Never give your pet human medication unless prescribed by a veterinarian. Keep all medications out of reach and always check before giving anything not prescribed for your pet.🐾💖

20/04/2026

Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey. The Animal Justice Party is preparing a formal submission to the Parliamentary inquiry into Veticare—our landmark concept for government-supported veterinary care. Your experiences, stories, and data will directly shape our submission and help...

18/04/2026
🐾 THE IMPORTANCE OF NAIL CLIPPING 🐾As cats get older, they tend to be less active. Younger cats naturally wear their nai...
13/04/2026

🐾 THE IMPORTANCE OF NAIL CLIPPING 🐾

As cats get older, they tend to be less active. Younger cats naturally wear their nails down through climbing, scratching posts, and general zooming around. Senior cats often sleep more and move less, so their nails don’t get that natural “filing” anymore. That means the claws can become longer, thicker, and sharper.

Another big factor is mobility. Conditions like arthritis are very common in older cats. When joints are stiff or painful, cats may avoid scratching posts or stretching properly, which again reduces natural nail wear. Sometimes they physically can’t retract their claws as well either.

Because of this, overgrown nails can start to curl. In severe cases, they can grow into the paw pads, which is painful and can lead to infection. Even before that point, long nails can:
• Get caught in carpets or bedding
• Make walking uncomfortable
• Cause accidental scratches to people or other pets
• Affect balance, especially in frail cats

Regular nail trimming helps prevent all of that and keeps them comfortable.

If you’re caring for an older cat, a quick nail check every couple of weeks is essential to make sure their nails aren’t too long.

Miss Bonita here is going to have regular nail clipping now that her nails have started causing her issues.

To book your kitty in for a mani/pedi just PM the page or SMS us on 0409587240

I think our grooming bag got the seal of approval from Sid and Chewy after their nail clipping today! Chewy made sure to...
11/04/2026

I think our grooming bag got the seal of approval from Sid and Chewy after their nail clipping today!

Chewy made sure to give it a good smooching so that everyone knows he was there 😜

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Perth, WA
6000

Opening Hours

Wednesday 11am - 6pm
Friday 11am - 6pm
Sunday 11am - 6pm

Telephone

+61409587240

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