FAQs

Yes! Hilltop Veterinary Hospital is currently accepting new patients for both small animals (dogs, cats, etc.) and large animals (cattle, sheep, goats, and pigs). We recommend calling ahead to schedule an appointment due to high demand. We're committed to providing compassionate care for every pet that comes through our doors.

We treat a wide variety of animals including dogs, cats, rabbits, and other small animals. Additionally, we specialize in large animal care for livestock such as cattle, sheep, goats, and pigs. Our veterinarians are experienced in both routine and emergency veterinary care, making us your one-stop location for all pet care needs in the Kalamunda area.

Yes, we offer emergency services during our clinic hours for both small and large animals. If you have an after-hours emergency, please refer to the nearest 24-hour veterinary emergency clinic. Be sure to call us immediately for any urgent medical concerns during regular business hours.

We recommend annual check-ups for most pets to ensure they’re healthy and up to date on vaccinations. For senior pets or those with ongoing health concerns, more frequent visits may be necessary. For large animals like cattle or sheep, we suggest routine wellness checks at least once a year, or more often if there are health issues.

At Hilltop Veterinary Hospital, we offer comprehensive veterinary services, including: Routine wellness exams Vaccinations Dental care Surgical procedures Nutritional counselling Diagnostic imaging Large animal services We’re here for all your pet’s needs. For a full list of services, please visit our services page.

The cost of spaying or neutering depends on the size, age, and health of your pet. We strive to offer competitive pricing while maintaining high-quality care. For an accurate estimate, please contact us. Please note that the cost may vary depending on additional factors such as pre-existing health conditions.

Yes, we understand that veterinary care can be a financial commitment. We offer flexible payment options and work with third-party financing options such as zippay. We also recommend considering pet insurance to help cover unexpected costs. For more details, visit our payment options page.

We do accept walk-ins. However, we recommend scheduling an appointment to avoid wait times and ensure we can give your pet the attention they need. Please call ahead if you’re experiencing an urgent situation, so we can prepare for your visit.

Please bring your pet's previous medical records, vaccination history, and any medication they are currently taking. This will help us better understand your pet’s medical history and provide the best care possible. For large animals, please ensure you provide information on any past medical treatments or vaccinations.

Before surgery, we’ll provide specific pre-operative instructions. Generally, your pet should fast for at least 12 hours prior to surgery. For large animals, make sure they’re housed appropriately to reduce stress. If you have any concerns or questions, our team is here to guide you through the preparation process to ensure a safe procedure.

Preventive care is essential for your pet’s health. We recommend annual vaccinations, regular dental cleanings, and parasite prevention treatments (flea, tick, and worm control). For large animals, we suggest vaccinations and wellness exams to prevent disease outbreaks. Contact us for a customized preventive care plan for your pet.

Yes! We specialize in the care of large animals including cattle, sheep, goats, and pigs. From routine check-ups to emergency services, we ensure that your livestock receives the best possible care. Please visit our large animal services page for more information.

Scheduling an appointment is easy! You can call us directly or book online through our website. We also offer options to schedule follow-up appointments and routine check-ups in advance, ensuring that your pet’s healthcare needs are met on time.