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Nullakai Vet Service

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This page has been made to share the word on animals great and small! Veterinarian
Dr Shey Rogers
Phone-9845 2245

Nullakai vet services believes that prevention is better than cure, but if your family member requires our extensive professional healthcare, we aim to deliver it as gently and caring as humanly possible.

09/10/2026

Happy Friday from us and a garden of 7-week-old Black Lab puppies 😍🌻🪻

02/10/2026

Our Lovely Vet Nurse Georgia is officially off on maternity leave! 👶🏼💕

Enjoy your well-earned break… although I’m not entirely sure who told you maternity leave was a holiday! 😂

Get ready for plenty of cuddles, tiny clothes, very little sleep and a whole lot of “is this normal?” Googling! 🤣

We’ll definitely miss you around here, but we’re so excited for you and this next adventure.

Wishing you all the best for the arrival of your little one — can’t wait to meet the newest little member of the crew! 🥰🍼

30/09/2026

An eventful week for workplace student Isaac! 🎒📚

Last week, we had the pleasure of hosting Year 10 Great Southern Grammar student Isaac for a week of work experience. Isaac is keen to study veterinary science and enjoyed experiencing the work of a country vet, following Dr Shey on a range of patient appointments both in and outside the clinic. In just one eventful week, Isaac got an insight into routine appointments, cow calvings, puppy vaccinations and microchipping, routine desexing surgeries, treating horses, sheep, chickens, goats, dogs, and cats, and lots of clinic dog cuddles in between!

Thank you to all our clients who allowed Isaac to sit in on their appointments, and we wish Isaac the best of luck in his future studies! 😊

25/09/2026

Update: We will be closed tomorrow, Saturday 26th of September due to ongoing internet outage. Please call our clinic number to leave a message and we will contact you ASAP.

Please note: we are also closed for the public holiday on Monday.

We are experiencing some internet outage issues which is affecting our phone lines. We apologise for any inconvenience and will return any call left on our voicemail service ASAP.

21/09/2026

Cuddles at Reception with Pippa 🥰

With vet nurse Georgia off on maternity leave soon, she has been leaving the heavier lifting to the rest of the team, but don't worry- there are still very important and hard jobs to do! 😂

For all your post-surgery cuddles needs, she is your gal!

18/09/2026

An unexpected herd of kids! 🐐🤎

To everyone's surprise, Amber the Nigerian Dwarf had not 1 but 4 baby goats (kids) delivered via cesarean section this week! What a bunch of cuties 😍

Goats can have up to 5 kids at a time, but average 2 per litter. To help mum, some of the kids will now be looked after by their human mum Stella from Little Beach Goats to make sure each one thrives!

We are glad to hear everyone is doing well and can't wait to see these little kids grow!

16/09/2026

Check out the feeding guide on your pet’s food! 🍽️

Did you know that most cat or dog food packaging has a feeding guide for how much your pet needs each day? All you need to know is your pet’s current or ideal weight, whether you are adding any other treats or food to their meals, and how often you feed your pet.

Tips for calculating the right amount of food for your pet!
🦴 Feeding guides will be on the back or the side of your pet food packaging and are usually measured in calories, grams, cups, or pounds.
⏰ Feeding guides will state the number of calories your pet needs PER DAY. If you feed your pet more than once a day, divide this daily amount across meals.
🍗 Feeding guides on packaging assume you are ONLY feeding your pet that product. If you add other meats, biscuits, or treats, reduce the amount of biscuits/meat/main food you give.
🫱 A “handful” is different for each person and often leads to overfeeding! We recommend weighing the recommended calorie intake for your pet and cutting down, or drawing on an appropriate measuring cup
🍴 If you are trying to get your pet to lose weight, feed to their ideal weight NOT current weight. Some food labels will give specific instructions for gaining or losing weight.
🐟 Different types of biscuits, or flavours, will have different feeding recommendations (even if they are from the same brand!), so check each time you buy new food.
🗓 If you are changing your pet's food, this should be done gradually over 7 days; slowly increasing the amount of new food mixed with the old, until you are only feeding the new food at the end of the week. Your pet may get an upset stomach if food is changed over too quickly!

If you are unsure if you are feeding your pet the right amount, visit us or call our team for advice! Call 9845 2245 ☎

10/09/2026

🚨Limited Spots Remaining - 2026 Canine Snake Avoidance Training 🐍

If you would like your dog trained to avoid venomous snakes, contact us to book a place in this year's training. We only run the classes once a year and have 5 remaining slots.

Run by Dr Shey, our Canine Snake Avoidance classes aim to teach your dog to actively avoid snakes in the wild through sight and scent, and avoid being bitten by venomous snakes.

Call our team on 9845 2245 for more information and to see if this training would benefit your pooch! ☎️

09/09/2026

Could your pet be overweight? 🧁

We all want to spoil our pets, but a couple more biscuits here or there, or regularly giving treats or scraps, can all slowly increase our pet’s weight without us noticing!

What does it look like?
At an ideal weight, your dog or cat’s:
✅ Ribs can be easily felt under a small amount of fat
✅ When looking from above, your pet has an obvious waist
✅ When looking from the side, an “abdominal tuck” is present in front of their back legs
In an overweight pet;
❌ You can’t feel their ribs
❌ When looking from above, you cannot see their waist (may be a straight line from head to tail or bulging areas)
❌ When looking from the side, there is no “abdominal tuck” and belly may be bulging down
❌ Large fat deposits can be seen around neck, chest, spine and base of tail

Why does it matter?
Being as little as 10% overweight can greatly increase the risks associated with serious health conditions, such as diabetes mellitus, arthritis, urinary stones, or heart disease, and shorten your pet’s life expectancy.
Increased pressure on your pet’s joints, especially in older dogs, can make it harder for them to move around and lead to shortness of breath.

What can you do about it?
⚖ Drop by the clinic and get an accurate weight for your pet – we can let you know their previous weight and assess their current condition – no appointment necessary
🦴Check how many calories your dog needs each day and measure out their food – include any treats or extras in their daily allowance and reduce meals accordingly
🍗Cut out any extra treats or food scraps
⚽️Regular exercise with your pet – including walking, playing with toys, or swimming
💻 Check online resources like Hill's L.O.V.E test
🩺Talk to Dr Shey or our team for more advice if concerned

It may take a little while to see dramatic changes, but every meal counts!

27/08/2026

🐾 LOVING HOME WANTED 🐾

5-year-old, medium-sized dog who is looking for a new home where they can truly thrive. ❤️

✨ Non-shedding
🏡 Toilet trained
👨‍👩‍👧 Best suited to a single person or couple, ideally with older children
🐕 Must be the only pet — not suited to living with other animals
🌳 Best suited to town living
🐔 Not suitable around livestock or chickens
🎓 Looking for an owner who is willing to put time, patience and consistency into ongoing training
🔒 Secure fencing is essential

This dog has so much potential for the right person and would benefit from someone committed to giving them structure, training, love and a stable home.

If you think you could provide the right environment, please call 98452245 to find out more. 🐶❤️

A suitable home is more important than a quick home — responsible enquiries only.

Address

21 Station Street, Youngs Siding
Albany, WA
6330

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

+61898452245

Website

https://www.nullakaivet.com.au/

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