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EVH Emergency Vet Hospital is located in Wangara, Perth WA. Open 24/7 I 7 days a week I 365 days
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EVH Emergency Vet Hospital is located in Wangara, near the city of Joondalup in Perth, WA. The hospital is open 24/7 I 7 days a week I 365 days of the year. Our vision is to provide tailored and approachable emergency and after hours vet care for pets and families within which they live across the northern suburbs of Perth. The hospital is built on the values of respect and compassion - for ourselves, each other and the people we serve.

09/11/2026

🐾 Theodore

This silly boy got himself in quite the situation when a rib bone became lodged in the roof of his mouth. After quite an uncomfortable encounter our team was able to dislodge the bone and provide immediate relief to Theodore.

We often see the likes of bones and sticks getting stuck in dogs hard palates which can become very distressing and uncomfortable for the dogs so we always advise owners to avoid throwing sticks and be very mindful when giving bones as a treat as they can often do more harm than good.

05/11/2026

🐾 Koopa

After presenting to us with Acute Hemorrhagic Diarrhea Syndrome (AHDS), a condition that causes sudden vomiting and diarrhea, Koopa was admitted to hospital where he received supportive treatment and rehydration. We're happy to say Koopa is now back home where he has returned to his usual happy healthy self.

05/11/2026

🐾 Winnie

We often see cases of anaphylaxis in dogs and cats due to bee stings and Winnie was one of these cases. After a thorough check over from our nurses and vet and an injection of antihistamine Winnie was able to go home feeling a lot more like herself.

Anaphylaxis usually shows up as swelling around the sting site but in more serious situations it can cause vomiting and collapse so is always best to get checked out if you are ever in doubt.

02/11/2026

🐾 Niko

Naughty Niko here has a taste for things his body is not able to digest. As soon as his owners noticed the sock was missing they contacted us straight away and our team were able to help Niko vomit the sock back up before it became a dangerous obstruction in his gut that could lead to emergency surgery.

30/10/2026

🎃 HAPPY HALLOWEEN 🎃

From all our staff pets to yours this spooky season

26/10/2026

🐾 Rafiki

Brave Rafiki, a regular blood donor at EVH, was awarded a Certificate of Honour after doing his final blood donation which was able to save another dog.
Blood donations can often be life saving to other pets in emergencies and if your dog fits the requirements we encourage you to reach out to our team on 9200 4460 or via email at [email protected]

For your dog to be a volunteer blood donor there are some criteria:
⭐ Aged 1-7years
⭐ Be 20kg or over
⭐ Have had no previous blood transfusions
⭐ Have a calm and relaxed temperament
⭐ Up to date with vaccinations and flea/tick and worming preventatives
⭐ If female can not have had any puppies

There is no charge for your dog donating blood and does include a blood test before any donations are taken to make sure your dog does not have any hidden underlying health complications.

A massive THANK YOU to Rafiki for his service over the past years ❤

21/10/2026

🐾 Meatball

Little Meatball here wasn't feeling so hot after ingesting a whole kebab stick. After presenting to our clinic and speaking with our team of vets it was decided to carry out an ultrasound which showed the kebab stick culprit sitting in his stomach. With the use of our endoscope the team were able to successfully retrieve the stick safely before it caused any severe damage to Meatballs gastrointestinal tract.

Make sure to keep a close eye on any greedy paws this BBQ season as ingesting any kind of stick can cause punctures and tears to the intestinal lining resulting in life threatening internal bleeding or blockages.

19/10/2026

Did you know the dangers that lily plants pose to cats? A lot of owners are unaware of the dangers of having lily plants in their cats environment.
Unfortunately every part of the lily is toxic from the pollen, the leaves and even the water that they sit in. If you are worried your cat has signs of lily toxicity contact our team immediately on (08) 9200 4460

Address

1 Chokolich Street, WANGARA
Perth, WA
6065

Telephone

+61892004460

Website

http://www.emergencyvethospital.com.au/

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