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The Unusual Pet Vets Osborne Park
Compassionate, clear care for unusual pets in Osborne Park
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Compassionate, clear care for unusual pets in Osborne Park
The Unusual Pet Vets Osborne Park offers veterinary and pet care at 4/325 Harborne St, Osborne Park. Clients praise friendly, attentive staff, clean facilities, and quick emergency service for birds, rabbits, and backyard poultry. Dr Harry provides clear explanations, practical treatment options, and prompt post-visit summaries to help families decide.
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Comprehensive health assessments and treatment plans for birds, rabbits, reptiles, and other unusual pets.
Prompt and compassionate emergency services for urgent health issues, including pain relief and stabilization.
Gentle grooming services, such as nail trims, tailored to the comfort of exotic and small animals.
Advanced tests and diagnostics to accurately identify conditions like respiratory illnesses or kidney disease.
Detailed email summaries of consultations, costs, and care options for easy reference and family discussion.
Practical advice and support for at-home treatment and nursing to help pets recover in a familiar environment.
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Overall rating
Joanne Hill
I have taken my male Eclectus Cookie there for a nail trim twice now. Very happy with the service provided. All the staff are very nice.
Atusa
The vet is very lovely and informative. great service always . Very clean and nice environment . Our bird loves getting his nails done there too!
Demi Liu
I brought my rabbit Udon in yesterday and had a great experience with Dr Harry. He took the time to explain Udon’s condition clearly and offered several treatment options that were practical and genuinely in Udon’s best interest. His advice felt very honest and thoughtful, and it was clear that he truly cares about the animals. As my partner couldn’t attend the appointment, I asked Dr Harry to email a summary of the consultation, treatment plan, and costs so we could discuss it together. He sent everything through promptly at 6:15pm the same evening, which I really appreciated. I’ll definitely be coming back to see Dr Harry and would highly recommend him.
Amanda Wood
There’s not many places in Perth that will treat your backyard chook. We took our girl with a suspected respiratory illness. The advice we got was fantastic and really informative. All of my questions were thoroughly answered and I was given a realistic treatment pathway. Very friendly staff and the vet was awesome.
Lisa Bird
Sorry - its a long one - My rabbit presented to the UPV on the weekend for an emergency appointment. I'd spoken to them on the phone first and they said bring him in, when I got there they took him straight in and gave him emergency pain relief. The nurses were really nice and service super quick. I was told over the phone the cost of an emergency appointment and I was happy to proceed. So far so good. Then they took me into the consult room, but Ed was somewhere else and it was explained to me that he potentially has kidney disease? but would have to run tests and keep him in hospital on a drip for 3 days at a cost of $2.5k. There was also talk of euthanasia but im not sure when they would come into play as I was pretty upset by this stage. My rabbit is 9yrs old and I don't want to prolong someone life if they are already older. So I decline the treatment and asked for painkillers to take home and I would look after him myself. Anyway, 24hrs later he was fine. Eating, drinking, pooing etc all normally. The things that helped was immediate pain relief and feeding him critical care pretty much constantly. Long story short, I know it's not simple as if he did have kidney disease and I took him home and he died I would have been ropable. But it would have been nice if their first solution for treatment was offering home treatment, same as if you have a kid thats sick, you get some Panadol and give them chicken soup and nurse them back to health before you go to ED. Anyway, my rabbit is tripping to trip me up, eating my garden and pooing in my bed like normal so it's all ok and I only spent $600. Winning!
