Newman Vet Hospital

24/09/2026

Spa day at Newman Vet Hospital! 🛁🐾✨

24/09/2026

The clinic has a very large stack of uncollected paw prints from beautiful belated pets.
Please get in touch or pop down if you think yours may be here.
We will work through contacting owners but some only have a pets first name.
We would love to get these beautiful memories home to their beloved owners ❤️

17/09/2026

The clinic has some space for dog hydro baths today and tomorrow! 🫧

Now that it’s warming up, it’s time to deshed and freshen up those coats!

📞 Phone the clinic to book on 9175 1309

27/08/2026

🐾 URGENT CLINIC UPDATE 🐾

Newman Vet Clinic will be temporarily without a veterinarian starting Monday, 31st August for approximately two weeks.
Our nursing team remains available within our scope of practice, but please note the following:

💊 Prescriptions: Check your pet’s medication supply now. Call us TODAY or TOMORROW so Dr Saul can review and arrange refills before Monday.

📅 Appointments: If you have an appointment scheduled over the next two weeks and haven't heard from us, please call to reschedule.

📞 Please contact the clinic today or tomorrow if you need medication or vet attention over the coming weeks.

Thank you for your patience!
— The Newman Vet Clinic Team

15/08/2026

🐾 FIREWORKS REMINDER – TONIGHT & TOMORROW 🎆

A friendly reminder to our community that there will be fireworks tonight and tomorrow night.

While they might be fun for us, fireworks can be incredibly frightening for our pets. ❤️

Please help keep them safe:
🐶 Keep dogs securely indoors where possible
🐱 Keep Cats indoors
🚪 Double-check gates, doors and fences are secure
🏷️ Make sure collars, ID tags and microchip details are up to date
📺 Close curtains and use TV/music to help soften the noise
🛏️ Give nervous pets a quiet, safe space where they can hide and settle
🐕 Walk dogs before the fireworks begin and keep them on lead

Please don’t leave frightened pets outside during fireworks. Even animals who don’t normally escape can panic and run when startled.

A little preparation tonight can help keep our furry community safe and at home. 🐾❤️

Please share to help spread the word! 🎆

📌PUBLIC NOTICE
2026 Outback Fortescue Festival 2026

The Shire of East Pilbara and the Newman Lions Club announces that the 2026 Outback Fortescue Festival will take place on Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 August 2026, at Capricorn Oval, Fortescue Avenue, Newman.

The event is expected to draw around 2,000 residents and will feature live music and a fireworks display.

Please be aware that there will likely be increased traffic in the area, elevated noise levels due to live music, and a 🎆fireworks display scheduled for Sunday at 6:30pm.

📌The fireworks have a one-hour permit and may be set off earlier or later in the event of adverse weather conditions.

For more information about the event, please visit https://www.eastpilbara.wa.gov.au/publicnotices/2026-outback-fortescue-festival-public-notice/10781

10/08/2026

⚠️ PARVO WARNING ‼️

This is a positive parvo test. We had not one, not two but THREE positive parvo cases tested this morning before 11am all from different families and areas of town, and one last week! 🦠

Please spread the word to family and friends to vaccinate their puppies. This is a horrible deadly disease that is preventable. 90% of untreated cases are fatal.

If your puppy is currently not fully vaccinated- this is your warning that it is running rampant in town at the moment.

05/08/2026

05/08/2026

🌷 Seeking foster or adoption 🌷

Poppy is ready for her next chapter in life.

She is a 2.5 year old sterilised mastiff x female.
She is loyal, sensible, well mannered and captured the hearts of us here.

She’s spent the past week in our care so we can gauge her personality, and she has been such a pleasure to have. She loves her morning zoomies and play time, and waits patiently during the day in her cage for her next toilet run.
She is quiet and non destructive.

Hasn’t shown any reactivity towards other dogs but would recommend a meet and greet if going to an other pet house house to ensure smooth transition.

Please phone the clinic today if you can help foster or if you’re looking for your next best friend 🌷
08 9175 1309

01/08/2026

Notice of fireworks in Newman 🎆

Loud noises can be stressful for pets, so owners are encouraged to keep animals safely secured indoors, ensure identification details are up to date, and provide a calm, comfortable space during the display.
Pop it in your calendars to remind you

📌PUBLIC NOTICE
2026 Outback Fortescue Festival 2026

The Shire of East Pilbara and the Newman Lions Club announces that the 2026 Outback Fortescue Festival will take place on Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 August 2026, at Capricorn Oval, Fortescue Avenue, Newman.

The event is expected to draw around 2,000 residents and will feature live music and a fireworks display.

Please be aware that there will likely be increased traffic in the area, elevated noise levels due to live music, and a 🎆fireworks display scheduled for Sunday at 6:30pm.

📌The fireworks have a one-hour permit and may be set off earlier or later in the event of adverse weather conditions.

For more information about the event, please visit https://www.eastpilbara.wa.gov.au/publicnotices/2026-outback-fortescue-festival-public-notice/10781

23/07/2026

🫧The clinic has some last minute availability for hydro baths today only!
Give the clinic a call to secure your spot, limited spots available 🛁

📞 08 9175 1309

21/07/2026

🐶 Newman vet clinic closed this Friday 🐱

📞 For all urgent enquiries please phone through to our regular number on 08 9175 1309 to speak to a triage nurse

🚑 Emergencies will have to travel

23/06/2026

A fantastic educational case shared by our clinic.

These images show severe dental disease, including X-rays revealing a jaw fracture caused by infection and bone loss.

This post is shared with owner consent to raise awareness about the importance of dental health in our pets. Often, owners are unaware of how severe dental disease has become, as many pets will continue eating and acting normally despite experiencing significant pain.

The good news is that this patient has now received the treatment and ongoing care needed to relieve their pain and improve their quality of life.

And a little reassurance for pet owners: pets generally adapt incredibly well to having teeth removed - and often feel even better afterwards! 🐾

09/06/2026

Front desk manager on duty 🐶🐾

27/05/2026

This appointment included extra cuddles 😻

23/04/2026

Lottie! At Colie Vet Hospital wearing her mum’s work uniform… just here to supervise 🐶

21/04/2026

Cuddles are part of the treatment plan here 🐶❤️

08/04/2026

Gorgeous Max stealing hearts at — how beautiful is he 😻

27/03/2026

The biggest smile ever! 🐶✨ Gorgeous Daphne at our Lathlain clinic.

23/03/2026

17/03/2026

Puppy time at Collie Vet Hospital 😍