Port City Emergency Vets

30/05/2026

🚨🩺Need urgent veterinary care this WA Day long weekend? 🐶🏪🐱

We’re open 24-7 throughout the entire long weekend! With advanced diagnostics including X-ray, ultrasound, CT, and emergency surgery available on-site, our team is here around the clock. No appointment necessary. 📍279 Canning Highway, Palmyra 📞 (08) 6185 1726

🐾 Welcome to Port City Emergency Vets! 🐾

🕒 Open 24/7 for all pet emergencies.

👩‍⚕️ Our dedicated team is here to ensure your pet receives the care they deserve, day or night.

🖥️ For more info head to our website.
www.portcityemergencyvets.com

26/05/2026

🩺🩻👩🏻‍⚕️Check out what our talented Surgery Team here at Port City Emergency Vets have been up to lately!

From mass removals, to TPLO surgeries, and pelvic fracture repairs every case is a team effort — combining careful planning, advanced surgical techniques, and dedicated post-op care to give each patient the best possible outcome❤️‍🩹

We are so proud of the work our incredible surgery team is doing behind the scenes every day!🐾

25/05/2026

Meet Levi 🐶🍇 a young kelpie brought into our care this morning after ingesting grapes. Grapes and raisins are known to be toxic to dogs and can potentially lead to acute kidney injury—even when only small amounts are eaten.

Levi’s owners acted quickly and brought him in for emergency treatment, which made an important difference. He was given an injection to make him vomit before the grapes could cause any harm and he should make a full recovery ❤️‍🩹

We share Levi’s case as a reminder: if a dog ingests grapes or raisins, do not wait for symptoms to appear. Seek immediate veterinary attention.

21/05/2026

🥹How C U T E is Puddle the puppy, who had to have an injection today with our emergency team. ❤️‍🩹🐶

10/05/2026

Exciting news for the Mandurah region! A brand new 24-7 emergency vet hospital from the team behind Port City is coming soon! 🐶🏪🐱

Meet Dr Sam J, Dr Jackie and Dr Sam B - The team behind Mandurah’s newest 24-hour emergency vet hospital! (opening soon!) 🐶🐾🐱🏪

Dr Jackie Robb brings a strong background in emergency medicine, surgery and hospital leadership, having managed a busy emergency hospital for the past eight years. Originally beginning her career in infectious disease research before completing veterinary studies at Murdoch University, Jackie has also completed further qualifications in Emergency and Critical Care through the University of Melbourne.

Dr Sam Jameson has spent years working in one of Perth’s leading emergency veterinary centres after completing a dedicated Emergency and Critical Care internship. With a passion for fast-paced emergency medicine and ongoing advanced training in critical care, Sam is known for his calm, compassionate approach to both patients and their families.

Dr Sam Burke has worked across small animal practice and emergency medicine for nearly two decades. After graduating from Murdoch University in 2007, he owned and operated a successful small animal hospital in Sydney for seven years before returning to Perth to focus on emergency and critical care medicine.

Jackie, Sam and Sam are also the team behind Port City Emergency Vets — the well-established emergency vet hospital caring for pets across Fremantle and surrounding communities. Through Port City, they have built a reputation for experienced emergency care, compassionate support and a strong commitment to both pets and their owners during some of their most stressful moments.

Together, they share a vision of creating a trusted, community-focused emergency hospital for Mandurah — delivering experienced, compassionate care whenever pets need it most. 🩺

04/05/2026

🏥 Just like in human healthcare, our pets sometimes need blood donations to help treat a range of urgent and life-threatening medical conditions.

The need for blood donors is ongoing, and we’re currently looking for more dogs who may be suitable to help save lives, just like Bertie the poodle did today! ❤️‍🩹

If you think your pet could become a donor, visit our website for more information or email us - [email protected] 🫶🏻

25/04/2026

🏥🐶🩺Today (the last Saturday in April annually) is World Veterinary Day and we are celebrating our incredible team of vets here at Port City.

They’re the ones we see step in at all hours — sometimes in the middle of the night or right in the thick of an emergency. They don’t hesitate. They listen, they act, they think on their feet, and they care deeply about every animal that comes through our doors.

We see the emotional load that comes with that responsibility — the hard conversations, the long shifts, and the cases that stay with you long after the day is done. And still, they keep showing up for the next patient with the same focus and compassion.

We’re genuinely proud to work alongside them, and grateful for the way they care for our patients like they’re their own. 🐾💙

24/04/2026

🏥🐶🩺🩻 Emergency vet care when you need it most! - Open 24 hours a day across the Anzac Day long weekend!

Offering full after-hours support including diagnostics, X-ray, ultrasound, surgery, and CT, we’re here around the clock for you and your pets. No appointment necessary.

📍 279 Canning Hwy, Palmyra WA
📞 08 6185 1726

23/04/2026

This week we’re shining a light on the amazing veterinary reception team at Port City Emergency Vets! 🐱🖥️📞🐶

You’re the first point of contact for our clients and their pets, offering reassurance, kindness, and support when it’s needed most. Whether it’s managing a busy front desk or helping guide families through stressful situations, your role is essential every single day.

Thank you for everything you do behind the scenes and out front — your dedication makes a real difference.

Happy Veterinary Receptionist Week 🐾

09/04/2026

Meet Harold 🤎🧸 Harold came to us earlier this year after being hit by a car, facing multiple traumatic injuries and needing urgent, complex care. He fought hard through surgery and recovery, and we were so proud to see him start to heal.

Not long after, Harold returned to us — this time critically unwell after accidentally swallowing a foreign object that caused a life-threatening intestinal blockage. Given his previous surgeries, this was a high-risk procedure… but once again, he showed us and his family just how strong he is.

Through every challenge, Harold remained gentle, brave, and trusting. His loving family were also extremely dedicated to his recovery and were by his side every step of the way.

Today, we’re so grateful to say he’s back home, recovering, and continuing to defy the odds.

It’s patients like Harold and his family who remind us everyday why we do what we do 🥰🐶