Leeming Vet
Leeming Veterinary Clinic is your independent, local Leeming vet, providing expert and compassionate care to pets across Leeming and Perth’s southern suburbs
Welcome to
Leeming Vet Clinic
At Leeming Vet, we’re proud to be a family owned and locally operated veterinary practice, bringing a fresh new chapter to pet care in the community. With new owners, upgraded equipment, and ongoing renovations throughout the clinic, we’re creating a modern, welcoming space while continuing to provide the personalised care and friendly service pets and their owners deserve.
As a first opinion practice, our experienced team can assist with everything from routine health care to more complex cases, working closely with trusted specialists when needed to ensure your pet receives the very best care. We’re passionate about combining high-quality veterinary medicine with a warm, down-to-earth approach, because to us, every pet is part of the family.
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Caring for pets across Leeming and Perth’s southern suburbs with friendly, professional veterinary care you can trust.
Visit
82 Farrington Road,
Leeming WA 6149
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday: 8:30am - 7pm
Saturday: 9am - 1pm
Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed
Our Services
Consultations
From routine check-ups to unwell visits, our veterinary consultations are focused on keeping your pet happy, healthy, and thriving. We take the time to get to know you and your pet, providing personalised advice and compassionate care at every stage of life.
Desexing
Desexing is an important part of your pet’s long-term health and wellbeing. Our team provides safe, professional surgical care with modern monitoring equipment and tailored recovery support to help your pet feel comfortable throughout the process.
Dentistry
Dental health plays a vital role in your pet’s overall wellbeing. We offer professional dental examinations and treatments to help prevent pain, infection, and dental disease, keeping your pet’s teeth and gums healthy.
Pathology (In House Lab)
Our new, in-house laboratory allows us to perform many diagnostic tests quickly and efficiently, helping us diagnose and begin treatment sooner. From blood tests to health screenings, fast results mean faster answers for your pet’s care.
Vaccinations
Vaccinations are an essential part of protecting your pet from preventable diseases. We’ll work with you to create a vaccination schedule tailored to your pet’s lifestyle, age, and individual needs.
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Vaccination FAQ’s
Have questions about your pet’s vaccinations? Our team is here to help you understand what your pet needs at every stage of life.
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When should my dog be vaccinated?
The immunity that a puppy gains from its mother’s milk begins to diminish sometime after 6 weeks of age. It is then time to begin the initial vaccinations, usually a course of 2 or 3 injections given 3 or 4 weeks apart. Thereafter, your dog will require repeat vaccination at regular intervals for the rest of his or her life. As vaccines vary in the duration of immunity they provide, above all, follow the vaccination schedule recommended by your veterinarian.
How do vaccines work?
Vaccines contain small quantities of altered or killed viruses, bacteria or other disease-causing organisms. When administered, they stimulate your dog’s immune system to produce disease fighting cells and proteins – or antibodies to protect against disease.
Which vaccinations should my dog receive?
Most veterinarians believe that your pet should be protected against those diseases which are most common, highly contagious and which cause serious illness. Such diseases could include Canine Distemper, Infectious Canine Hepatitis, Canine Parvovirus and Canine Tracheobronchitis (Canine Cough). Other vaccinations may be recommended, based on your veterinarian’s evaluation of the risks posed by such factors as your dog’s particular heredity, environment and lifestyle.
How effective is vaccination?
Like any drug treatment or surgical procedure, vaccinations cannot be 100% guaranteed. However, used in conjunction with proper nutrition and acceptable sanitary conditions, vaccination is clearly your pet’s best defense against disease. Plus, when you consider what treating a serious illness can cost you and your beloved dog in terms of both money and distress, prevention through vaccination is extremely cost-effective.