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An ASAV accredited Hospital of Excellence Clinics are audited for accreditation on a one to three yearly basis.

At Cottesloe Vet we are very proud to have maintained our ASAV Accredited Veterinary Hospital status since 1981. We are committed to providing the highest quality of compassionate, personalised veterinary care and customer service. As a result, we have high quality facilities and equipment, and our staff regularly attend continuing education seminars to keep ourselves up to date with the latest in best practice veterinary care. The ASAV (Australian Small Animal Veterinarians) is an official body whose aim is to promote high standards of veterinary care for Australian pet owners. Accreditation is awarded only to those showing the highest standards of veterinary facilities and care. These standards must be maintained year-in, year-out. There are over 170 veterinary premises throughout WA, only fourteen are currently ASAV Accredited. Our commitment to providing the highest standard of veterinary care is further substantiated by the facts that all of our veterinarians have been long term members of the Australian Veterinary Association so that we can remain in touch with the latest information and trends in the industry, and be part of a national body advocating for animal and veterinary welfare. Additionally, Dr David Neck is a member of the Australian College of Veterinary Scientists by examination. This has required many hours of self study as well as written and oral examination assessed by specialists in veterinary science. At Cottesloe Vet, we are committed to donating our time to help look after and promote pet healthcare on a larger scale. We regularly donate our services to the VisAbility and Guide Dogs WA, WA Ferrets and Ferreting Society (WAFFS), USAR K9 WA, the Feline Control Council of Western Australia Inc. and the Royal Agricultural Society of WA, as well as many other community organisations. We are also committed to sharing our knowledge and skills, and as well as mentoring new graduate veterinarians, we regularly have veterinary students and veterinary nursing students undertaking work experience with us at the clinic. For further information on our veterinary hospital, feel free to contact us on (08) 9384 1877, or stop in for a chat!

16/10/2026

Looks aren't the most important thing! 🐈

Check before you chop this spring! 🐦🕊🦜🐦‍⬛
16/10/2026

Check before you chop this spring!
🐦🕊🦜🐦‍⬛

They only have themselves to blame! 🤣
15/10/2026

They only have themselves to blame! 🤣

A true challenge! 🧦Seriously though, don't let your dog chew on socks. Swallowing them can have life- threatening conseq...
14/10/2026

A true challenge! 🧦
Seriously though, don't let your dog chew on socks. Swallowing them can have life- threatening consequences, as they can wind through the intestines and obstruct them. This requires surgical intervention.
Instead, make sure they have access to safe and appropriate alternatives for their chewing needs :)

What a gorgeous girl ♡
14/10/2026

What a gorgeous girl ♡

🎀🐚 INTRODUCING CURA 🐚🎀

Nature
Hi, I’m Cura! I came into the care of the Angels after starting my life on the streets with my siblings. Luck was definitely on my side when we found our way into our warm and cosy foster home. I’m so ready for find a fur-ever family to keep me safe and loved for the rest of my life!

Companions (Children, Cats & Dogs)
I’m still getting used to this indoor life but once I settle in, I warm up to my hooman friends. I currently live with lots of other cats in my foster home and have no issue making new friends!

Likes / Dislikes
I love all the things that this indoor life of luxury brings. Sleeping cosily, lots of food, kitten milk and watching the world from the window.

I still prefer to be approached slowly but I’m gaining confidence and am discovering that I’m safe now.

My PURR-fect home would be with a loving hooman who will keep showing me that there’s nothing to be scared of. I’ve had a rough start in life and I’d love to be loved by you in a safe, warm fur-ever home!

Perth Rescue Angels recommends all cats are indoor only, unless they have access to a secure cat enclosure.

If you would like to meet Cura please fill in this adoption application form https://bit.ly/Adoptionforms
Or email [email protected]



10757 - Cura
Gender: Female
Breed: Domestic Short Hair
Colour: Tabby
DOB: 05/03/2024
Adoption Fee: $200

*Cura’s adoption fee includes vet check, sterilisation, vaccination, microchip, flea and worm treatment.

Medical Notes: Cura had cat flu, which is a respiratory infection. She was treated for this and given the all clear by the vet.

Cura has juvenile Gingivitis, which is inflammation of the gums. This condition may require treatment on and off throughout her life. Cura will need her teeth checked at her annual vaccination. She may need treatment in between these times (of steroids and/or antibiotics) if the condition worsens. She may need teeth extracted in the future.

🐾Perth Rescue Angels recommends Advantage and Advocate from Elanco Animal Health for all your new furry family members' flea and worming needs.

Emergency vet care is once again available in Osborne Park :)
14/10/2026

Emergency vet care is once again available in Osborne Park :)

Wow, quite the journey for a young fella! Welcome to your new home in Perth, Tambi 🦒
13/10/2026

Wow, quite the journey for a young fella!
Welcome to your new home in Perth, Tambi 🦒

Beautiful Bella was in last week for some blood tests, and was a very good girl. Her pet parents take great care of her,...
13/10/2026

Beautiful Bella was in last week for some blood tests, and was a very good girl. Her pet parents take great care of her, including transporting her safely in her carrier. Look at those paws peeking out!
At almost 22 years of age, she's one of our oldest kitties on record 🥰😍🐈‍⬛

Retractable leads often cause problems.
12/10/2026

Retractable leads often cause problems.

🐕 Retractable leads: convenient, but are they the safest option?

Many vets and dog trainers recommend thinking twice before using a retractable lead.

While they give dogs more room to roam, they can also increase the risk of injuries to both pets and owners. We've seen cases involving rope burns, cuts and injuries caused by sudden stops or entanglement.

They can also make it harder to maintain control around roads, other dogs, wildlife or busy public spaces.

💡 For most walks, a standard fixed-length lead offers better control, keeps your dog closer in unpredictable situations and can help make outings safer for everyone.

A little more control on the lead can go a long way toward preventing accidents.

Emergency care when you need it, 24/7, 365 days a year, including public holidays. Find Animal Emergency Service, formerly Perth Vet Emergency, in Osborne Park and Cannington.

Address

597 Stirling Highway, Cottesloe
Perth, WA
6011

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6pm
Friday 8:30am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

(08) 9384 1877

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