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08 9393 3373

08 9393 3373

VETERINARY HOSPITAL

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EMERGENCY 24 Hours

** Please call ahead **

Monday – 08:00AM – 18:00PM

Tuesday - 08:00AM – 18:00PM

Wednesday - 08:00AM – 18:00PM

Thursday - 08:00AM – 18:00PM

Friday - 08:00AM – 18:00PM

Saturday 08:00AM – 12:00PM

Sunday - Emergency 24 Hours

New Clients Are Always Welcome

If you are looking for a caring and experienced team of vets and vet nurses who will care for your pet just like you do, then book a consultation with West Coast Vets.

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Our Services

OUR SERVICES

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Specialist equine services

General surgery
Laparoscopic / endoscopic surgery
Laser surgery
Obstetrical / Reproductive surgery
Orthopaedic surgery
Upper Airway / sinus surgery
Management of angular limb deformities in foals
Nuclear scintigraphy (bone scanning)
MRI
Chilled / Frozen breeding packages
Embyro Transfer

Mobile services (all species)

Available 24 hours
Home euthanasia

Stallions - Frozen Semen

West Coast Vets are agents for many elite stallions. Only available via frozen semen.

These stallions include:

Casall Ask
Clarimo Ask
Million Dollar
Castle Creek
Diarado

and many more..

General services (all species)

In-clinic or home visit consultations
Vaccination
Preventative healthcare
Surgery
Diagnostic imaging (X-ray, ultrasound and endoscopy)
Dentistry
Microchipping
Dermatology
Senior pet care
Over the counter and prescription medications
Pathology testing
Behavioural advice
Palliative care
In-hospital or at home euthanasia

West Coast Veterinary Hospital offers routine and emergency care for all species. Our hospital has been purpose built with state of the art large and small animal operating theatres. We have a professional team of mobile vets servicing all species across Perth and beyond. World class specialist equine surgery is provided with 24/7 after care. West Coast Vets is also proud to be the home of Advanced Equine Imaging offering the only Nuclear Scintigraphy and equine MRI machine in Western Australia.

Our Address

10 Freeman Rd, Forrestdale

info@westcoastvets.com.au

Ph: 08 9393 3373 (24 hours)

Opening Hours

EMERGENCY 24 Hours

Monday – Friday 08:30AM – 18:00PM

Saturday 08:30AM – 12:00PM

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That's not a splinter.........THIS is a splinter!

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That's not a splinter.........THIS is a splinter!

Watch Dr Max as he removes one of the biggest splinters we've ever seen from a horse. Horses seem to injure themselves in a myriad of ways. This injury is a simple horse vs fence wound. This splinter was removed under local anaesthetic and sedation. The wound was cleaned to ensure there were no pieces of wood left behind and the horse made a full recovery. If your horse sustains an injury like this, please contact your veterinarian. Do not attempt to remove them on your own.

Horse Colic Surgery

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Horse Colic Surgery

Watch a colic surgery performed by Dr Max Hall a specialist horse surgeon at West Coast Vets in Perth Australia. This particular horse had colic as a result of inadvertently eating sand. The large intestine was heavily impacted with sand and was causing pain and preventing the passage of intestinal contents. The treatment of colic surgically (if done early enough) is very successful. The horse in this video made a full recovery.

Jonathan the orphaned baby lamb

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Jonathan the orphaned baby lamb

Jonathan was orphaned by his Mum after birth and became unwell. We have all enjoyed looking after him and nursing him back to health. Dr Garnett explains why sheep sometimes reject their babies.

Equine Emergencies Evening - Colic, Wounds and Eyes

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Equine Emergencies Evening - Colic, Wounds and Eyes

Dr Max Hall (specialist equine surgeon) gives a lecture about how colic in horses is diagnosed and treated (8:06). Dr Garnett Hall discusses wound management (1:07:50) and Dr Kate McKinnon explains why horses are prone to eye injuries and how to treat them (2:09:00). This video was streamed live from a client education evening at West Coast Veterinary Hospital in Perth, Western Australia.

Equine MRI & Scintigraphy Available in Western Australia

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Equine MRI & Scintigraphy Available in Western Australia

Advanced Equine Imaging located at West Coast Veterinary Hospital in Perth Western Australia now offer equine MRI and nuclear scintigraphy. Previously horses have had to travel across the Nullarbor to access this technology. This video explains the difference between the two imaging modalities and the importance of the service to the state of Western Australia.

Welcome to West Coast Vets

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Welcome to West Coast Vets

Welcome to the West Coast Vets YouTube Channel. We hope you enjoy this preview of what is about to become an exciting, educational and fun series of videos. West Coast Veterinary Hospital is located in Perth, Western Australia and we treat animals of all shapes and sizes. We work hard and love what we do and it's a privilege to be able to share it with you. If you would like to see what we get up to on a daily basis then subscribe and follow along. Max and Garnett

9 Live Perth - Goats as pets

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9 Live Perth - Goats as pets

Have you ever considered having a goat as a pet? Goats make a great addition to the family, but have some special requirements. Resident vet Dr Garnett Hall from West Coast Vets gives us the low down.

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