All the latest news about Vasse Vets and the veterinary industry.
The Western Australian Department of Agriculture and Food is planning on releasing a new strain of the rabbit calicivirus (rabbit heamorrhagic disease) later this year in order to control the wild rabbit population (WA plan to release deadly calicivirus strain) … Continue Reading →
Long hot days and nights are perfect for our snakes
We are thinking of Emma as she walks down the aisle today – here’s hoping she doesn’t trip up! We wish her and Joe every happiness as they start the next chapter of their lives together and look forward to … Continue Reading →
On Sunday the 18th May 2014 Vasse Vets will be taking part in the RSPCA’s Million Paws Walk in Busselton. Why not come along too and help raise funds for animals in need. We would love to meet you and your pet … Continue Reading →
Today is Dr Emma’s last day at work before heading back to the UK to get married to her partner Joe. Don’t worry they have assured us they are coming back and we look forward to seeing the pictures in … Continue Reading →
Spaces still available for half price cat de-sexing this Saturday. Call and book a place now on 9755 4455 to find out more or fill in an online form click here.
At Vasse Vets we believe that de-sexing your cat is part of being a responsible pet owner, to make it easier for you to comply with current legislation we are offering de-sexing surgery at half price for one day only (3rd May 2014). We … Continue Reading →
At Vasse Vets we have entered a nationwide competition to win some gold – why don’t you enter too? There is up to $10,000 worth of gold to be won and all you need to do is purchase a pack of Advantage, … Continue Reading →
As part of Polite Pets Month we thought we would introduce a new and social way to exercise your dog: Canines and Coffee is a new idea led by the team at Vasse Vets – a social dog walking group, open to … Continue Reading →
Did you know that March is Polite Pets month? At Vasse Vets we are participating in a nationwide campaign to address behavioural problems amongst our furry (and feathered) friends. Over the coming weeks we will be featuring articles and providing information … Continue Reading →