Business Details
11 Years
experience
Emergency
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24/7 Emergency & General Veterinary Services
EVH Emergency Vet Hospital has been providing compassionate veterinary care since 2015. Our state-of-the-art facility in Wangara, Western Australia, offers 24/7 emergency services alongside comprehensive non-emergency treatments. With advanced diagnostic tools including digital x-rays, ultrasound, and in-house blood testing, we ensure rapid and accurate care for pets in critical condition. Our team of experienced veterinarians and nurses prioritises patient comfort and owner education, dedicating ample time to discuss diagnoses and treatment plans. We expanded our operations in late 2020 to maintain continuous care through nights, weekends, and public holidays.Our hospital features dedicated surgical theatres, endoscopic capabilities, and a separate cat-friendly environment to reduce stress for feline patients. We implement a transparent GapOnly payment plan to ease financial burdens during emergencies while maintaining strict adherence to veterinary best practices. Our mission extends beyond clinical care to fostering community trust through respect, compassion, and accessible veterinary services across Perth's northern suburbs.
Services
Emergency Pet Care
Non-Emergency Treatments
Digital X-Rays
In-House Blood Tests
Endoscope Procedures
Ultrasound Diagnostics
Sterilisation
Vaccinations
Dental Services
Surgery Rooms
Details
- Year established: 2015
Highlights and features
- We offer 24/7 emergency veterinary services with no appointment necessary
- Our hospital features digital x-ray and in-house blood testing capabilities
- We provide dedicated cat-friendly environments to reduce patient stress
- Our team includes experienced emergency veterinarians and nurses
- We implement the GapOnly payment plan to ease financial burdens
Services
Emergency Pet Care
Our 24/7 emergency services address critical pet health issues including trauma, poisoning, and acute illnesses. With immediate access to digital imaging and diagnostic tools, we provide rapid assessment and life-saving interventions. Our experienced team manages cases ranging from seizures to respiratory distress, ensuring continuous care through nights and holidays.
Digital X-Rays
Advanced digital radiography enables quick diagnosis of internal injuries and chronic conditions. The technology reduces anaesthesia time for pets while delivering high-resolution images for accurate assessments. Veterinarians use these scans to identify fractures, foreign objects, and organ abnormalities, with options for specialist review when required.
In-House Blood Tests
Rapid on-site blood analysis supports immediate treatment decisions for critically ill animals. The laboratory processes haematology and biochemistry profiles within minutes, detecting infections, organ dysfunction, and metabolic imbalances. Complex cases receive specialist interpretation through external laboratory partnerships.
Endoscope Procedures
Endoscopic technology removes foreign objects from stomachs without open surgery. This technique reduces recovery time and scarring while addressing items like toys and bones. When intestinal obstructions require traditional surgery, our sterile theatres ensure optimal patient safety during complex procedures.
Ultrasound Diagnostics
High-resolution ultrasonography examines internal organs including hearts, livers, and urinary systems. This non-invasive technique detects tumours, bladder stones, and pregnancy status while guiding biopsies when necessary. The equipment accommodates patients of all sizes with real-time imaging capabilities.
Questions
What emergency services are available outside regular hours?
Our hospital operates 24/7, including weekends and public holidays, for urgent pet care needs.
Do you require appointments for emergency visits?
No appointments are necessary for emergency cases – just call ahead and come in immediately.
What payment options do you offer?
We accept GapOnly payments for insured pets and process claims directly with participating insurers.
Are non-emergency services available?
Yes, we provide vaccinations, sterilisations, dental care, and general check-ups alongside emergency treatment.
How do you handle complex medical cases?
Our facility offers specialist referrals, advanced diagnostics, and surgical options for complex conditions.
Is there dedicated care for cats?
We have a separate cat-friendly area with quiet wards and reduced sensory stimulation for feline patients.
Reviews (5)
Anne Whitehead
Jan 13, 2022
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Took 4 people to place an IV into my girl if they had asked I would have stood her and there would have been no problem. Took her to surgery without her medical history, left me and two pups in the cold for over 3 hours then discharged before the dog could walk. The operating vet never introduced themselves another person done all the commutation. Will never go back again
Kika
Dec 21, 2021
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*Bad Review Hospital EVH*
Hi, my name is Luis Enrique and Im 10 years old. My family and I had to go through a very bad experience at the Emergency Vet Hospital at Christmas Eve. My dog Zeus had an accident and was taken to the Emergency Vet Hospital at Thursday Afternoon. He had to stay the whole night, doing surgery. At Christmas Eve was the most important and busiest time of the year for my parents. The clinic contacted my dad at 10am to let him know that it was ok to pick Zeus up but my dad told them that he couldnt possibly pick up Zeus in that moment because he was very busy, but
Hi, my name is Luis Enrique and Im 10 years old. My family and I had to go through a very bad experience at the Emergency Vet Hospital at Christmas Eve. My dog Zeus had an accident and was taken to the Emergency Vet Hospital at Thursday Afternoon. He had to stay the whole night, doing surgery. At Christmas Eve was the most important and busiest time of the year for my parents. The clinic contacted my dad at 10am to let him know that it was ok to pick Zeus up but my dad told them that he couldnt possibly pick up Zeus in that moment because he was very busy, but
Carolyn Olerhead
Dec 05, 2021
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Failed to xray our dog which we later found had a perforated bowel. He ended up passing. No apologies, no care. Our devastation at losing our dog that was taken in 14 hours previously and knowing if they had found the issue then he could have been saved at that time is indescribable.
Jay
Nov 15, 2021
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Not too ago we brought in our cat because he wasn't able to urinate. Staff said they had to immediately operate, and when we picked him up the following day staff charged us $3K (some of which we had to borrow from friends) and gave us 5 different medications that we had to administer. After a few days, there was no improvement whatsoever in our cat. We contacted the vet twice and they said that some cats don't respond well and that we should simply "keep an eye on him". A day later, when it was obvious to us that our cat wasn't getting better, we took him to a different vet for a second opinion
Sabrina Hallie
Oct 22, 2021
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On Friday the 10th of September, we went to this vet as our cat had recently lost her appetite. They checked her bloods and did an ultrasound and came back with the most vague news. Oh I think it could be cancer. Our ultrasound machine isnt good. You can pay another $500 for a better one. Its best to bring your cat in after 2 days even though we dont know that shes suffering. We proceeded to get a specialist (external source) to do another ultrasound and it was confirmed lymphoma with detailed information. However, before she went under the anaesthesia, the vet asked
