Comet Bay Vet Hospital

Dr Joram is very passionate about families enjoying their happy and healthy fur babies for many years. Growing up in rural Zimbabwe he was always surrounded by animals. He naturally followed his dream and graduated best of class in 2004. He went on to practice excellent veterinary care, working at Specialist and general practice hospitals in Zimbabwe, South Africa, England and Perth WA.

We are family owned and as such are able to offer a personal approach to the care of your pets. If you would prefer to see the same vet at every visit, we would love to hear from you. We provide the best and current advice on preventative healthcare to keep your pet healthy. However should they be unwell, we have the most caring hearts, excellent state of the art facilities and experience to get them back in good health as quickly as possible.

We offer value for money consultations. Our vets and nurses are trained to listen to you and will offer a thorough nose to tail examination for your friend. We provide feedback in a language that you speak. Our extensive experience and additional training means we will provide you with solutions that really work for your fur kids.

Google has made it easy and fast to find health-related information. Although much of it is valuable, sometimes it may be inaccurate or out of date. As a Pet parent, you need properly documented and approved information to make the best choice for your pet.

Comet Bay Vet Hospital is pleased to provide a library of professionally written articles updated by practice experts and reviewed by practitioners to bring you the most up-to-date, trustworthy pet health information.Please feel free to browse our library of topics below to quickly find the article you need!

We have put together a wealth of advice on caring for your cat, including vaccinations, flea and worming treatment, neutering, microchipping and dental care. Our ultimate goal is to help you share a healthy and happy life with your enigmatic feline friend! Ever wondered why your fur baby has a bad breath?