Whyalla Veterinary Clinic

Whyalla Veterinary Clinic Veterinary care for your Pets 7 days a week. Offering Cat and Dog Adoptions and Grooming services.

Provider of veterinary care to the pets on Whyalla and Eyre peninsula. Open 7 days a week
After hours emergencies: 0419 806 392
Cat and Dog adoption
Rescue and shelter for unwnted animals.

Competition winner 🤍🎉🎉Peppa has won our grooming competition for the month of May! The nurses will be in contact for you...
01/06/2026

Competition winner 🤍🎉🎉

Peppa has won our grooming competition for the month of May!

The nurses will be in contact for you to collect your $20 voucher 🐶

Congratulations!

Competition time 🎉🐶🐈 May GroomsAt the end of every month we will post 5 grooms that each groomer did within that month!W...
27/05/2026

Competition time 🎉🐶🐈
May Grooms

At the end of every month we will post 5 grooms that each groomer did within that month!

Whichever picture gets the most likes will win a $20 voucher that can be used within the Whyalla/Cowell Veterinary Clinic

Competition closes 9am Monday 1st June.

🐶 Importance of DesexingDesexing your pet is one of the best things you can do for their long-term health and wellbeing ...
07/05/2026

🐶 Importance of Desexing

Desexing your pet is one of the best things you can do for their long-term health and wellbeing 💛

At Whyalla Vet Clinic, we strongly recommend desexing—not just to prevent unwanted litters, but for the many health and behavioural benefits it provides:

✔️ Reduces the risk of certain cancers
✔️ Helps prevent roaming and fighting
✔️ Can reduce behaviours like spraying, mounting, and aggression
✔️ Helps control the number of unwanted animals in our community

Every year, too many puppies and kittens end up without homes. Desexing is a simple step that makes a big difference 🐾

Not sure when your pet should be desexed? Our team is happy to chat and find the best option for you and your pet.

📞 8645 9926
🚨 After hours: 0419 806 392

06/05/2026

🐶🐈We have some loving pets available for adoption. Check out these adorable faces looking for their forever homes. Please read BIOs carefully. Applications can be done through petrescue or the clinic. If you would like to find out more details on a specific pet or to apply please call the nurses at the clinic on 86459926

All available animals for adoption can be found on our website https://www.whyallavet.com.au under ADOPTION

Competition winner 🤍🎉🎉The beautiful Mavis has won our grooming completion for the month of April! The nurses will be in ...
03/05/2026

Competition winner 🤍🎉🎉

The beautiful Mavis has won our grooming completion for the month of April!

The nurses will be in contact for you to collect your $20 voucher 🐶

Competition time 🎉🐶🐈 AprilAt the end of every month we will post 5 grooms that each groomer did within that month!Whiche...
29/04/2026

Competition time 🎉🐶🐈 April

At the end of every month we will post 5 grooms that each groomer did within that month!

Whichever picture gets the most likes will win a $20 voucher that can be used within the Whyalla/Cowell Veterinary Clinic

Competition closes 6pm Friday 1st May

Nurse Angela and Jiselle ensuring all our in-patients are getting all the pats and cuddles! 🐶🤍
27/04/2026

Nurse Angela and Jiselle ensuring all our in-patients are getting all the pats and cuddles! 🐶🤍

Lest we forget 🌺We will be closed today in honour of Anzac Day.We will reopen as normal tomorrow. After-hours services ...
24/04/2026

Lest we forget 🌺

We will be closed today in honour of Anzac Day.

We will reopen as normal tomorrow.

After-hours services are available if required, 0419 806 392

🚨 Parvo Cases on the Rise 🚨Over the past month, we’ve unfortunately seen a significant increase in Parvovirus cases in o...
19/04/2026

🚨 Parvo Cases on the Rise 🚨

Over the past month, we’ve unfortunately seen a significant increase in Parvovirus cases in our local community.

Parvo is preventable — but only through vaccination.

This disease is devastating, and it’s heartbreaking seeing so many dogs come through our clinic so unwell. Sadly, not all of them make it. Even with aggressive treatment, there is no guarantee of survival, especially in unvaccinated dogs or when it’s caught too late.

A common misconception is how Parvo spreads. Your dog doesn’t need to leave your yard to be at risk — the virus can easily be brought home on shoes, clothing, or other surfaces.

💉 The best protection is up-to-date vaccinations:
• Puppy vaccinations at 8, 12 & 16 weeks
• Annual vaccinations as an adult

⚠️ Know the signs and act fast:
• Vomiting or diarrhoea (often with a strong smell or blood)
• Lethargy
• Loss of appetite

If your dog shows any of these signs, seek veterinary care immediately.

📞 Whyalla Vet Clinic
Phone: 8645 9926
After Hours: 0419 806 392

Please give us a call to book your dog’s vaccinations and help keep them safe ❤️🐾

Address

97 McDouall Stuart Avenue
Whyalla, SA
5608

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61886459926

Website

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