Vet Nurse Care at Home

15/10/2026

I love Bulldogs 💜
They are just big happy potato’s 😜

Alfred was the bestest doggo for his nail clip!

Nat 🐾

13/10/2026

Now now boys, there is plenty of treat to go around 😜

Mr Percy and Pirot had their reward for being so good when having their nails clipped 😻

12/10/2026

Somewhere under this there is a cat 😜

Tigger is one of the fluffiest Ragdolls we groom and he feels so much better once he has it all clipped off for summer 😻

11/10/2026

🌟 STAR OF THE WEEK!! 🌟

We haven’t done Star of the week in so long so we are brining it back! 🤩

Bud is a regular kitty we groom because he had to have 2 surgeries to remove hairball obstructions so he has a lion clip 4 times a year to prevent him from having to go through this again.

Bud is so good for his grooming and absolutely loves his licky treats 😻

We look forward to the times we get to groom Bud 🐾

08/10/2026

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05/10/2026

🎃👻 Spooky for us... Dangerous for them. 🦘🦉

Halloween is a fun time of year, but some decorations can pose a very real threat to Australia's native wildlife.

Every year, wildlife can become entangled, injured or even killed by items that are intended to be festive. Animals such as possums, birds, bats, gliders and reptiles are naturally curious and often explore our gardens and outdoor spaces at night—right when many Halloween decorations are on display.

Please keep our wildlife in mind by:
🕸️ Avoiding fake cobwebs, as they can easily entangle birds, bats and possums.
👻 Securing hanging decorations so they can't blow into trees or become hazards.
💡 Ensuring lights and electrical cords are safely secured and out of reach of wildlife.
🎃 Bringing in or securing small decorative items that could be swallowed or cause injury.
🗑️ Cleaning up any Halloween rubbish promptly, including broken decorations, lolly wrappers, and string, as these can entangle wildlife or be mistaken for food or nesting material.

If you find a native animal that is injured or trapped, please contact your local wildlife rescue organisation as soon as possible.

A little extra care can help ensure Halloween is safe for everyone—including the wildlife that shares our neighbourhoods. 🧡🖤

03/10/2026

22/09/2026

🚨 TRENDING🇨🇦🇺🇸: Your Cat’s Behavior Has More Meaning Than You Think, From Walking Patterns And Friendly Greetings To Grooming Habits And Their Powerful Purr😻🧡

Cats Really Are Amazing Creatures ❤️

How many of these facts did you already know? 👇🐾

21/09/2026

🌟⚠️ Perth Dog Owners: PARVOVIRUS Alert ⚠️🌟

There have been recent confirmed cases of canine parvovirus in Perth, including multiple cases being managed at the Wanneroo Animal Care Centre.
This information is current as of September 2026. The City of Wanneroo has confirmed cases at the Wanneroo Animal Care Centre and is advising dog owners to remain vigilant.
While this doesn't mean every dog in Perth is at risk of catching parvovirus, it is a good reminder to be vigilant and make sure your dog's vaccinations are up to date.

🦠 Why is parvovirus a concern?
Canine parvovirus is a highly contagious and potentially life-threatening disease, particularly in puppies and dogs that aren't fully vaccinated.
The virus can be spread through contaminated faeces and can persist in the environment for long periods. Dogs can potentially encounter it in places such as parks, footpaths, beaches and other areas where dogs have been.

🐶 How can you protect your dog?
✔️ Check that your dog's vaccinations are current
✔️ If you're unsure about their vaccination status, speak with your vet
✔️ Take extra care with puppies who haven't completed their vaccination course
✔️ Avoid contact with dogs that are unwell or have suspected parvovirus
✔️ Don't allow your dog to investigate or eat faeces
✔️ If your dog develops vomiting, diarrhoea, lethargy or loss of appetite, contact your vet promptly

❗Vaccination is the best protection against parvovirus.
If you have a puppy, recently adopted a dog or simply aren't sure whether your dog's vaccinations are up to date, now is a good time to check.

📍 Perth dog owners: please share this post to help spread the word, not the virus. 🐾

20/09/2026

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