Animalius Vet

The most beautiful boys 🧡

We love our cats at Animalius and will bend over backwards to make their vet visit low stress.

Are you a veterinarian looking for a career change? Do you want to experience specialist referral practice and learn new skills? If this sounds interesting, join our Hospital Vet team now! Apply via SEEK
https://www.seek.com.au/job/78262891?ref=search-standalone&type=standard&origin=jobTitle =3ed3855cae708af02e76eddc663f21efa3a4e63d

Beautiful Shadow!

This dog was referred to Animalius Dentistry for a linguoverted (base narrow) right mandibular canine tooth which was traumatising the hard palate (see picture one).

Treatment options included extraction, orthodontic movement or odontoplasty of the offending tooth. For the age the dog presented (5 months), one of the best options is the placement of composite crown extensions. This allows preservation of normal tooth shape.

Under general anaesthesia, temporary crown material was applied to both crowns to extend the crown length by double and oriented to extend between the maxillary 3rd incisor and canine teeth (see picture two).

After 10 weeks, the occlusion was corrected and the crown extensions were removed (see picture three).

One of our lovely patients being treated after her ultrasound 🥰

We're smarter together!

Animalius had a big representation at the ANZCVS Vet Science Week Conference last week. Our staff presented 9 lectures and participated in 2 expert panels covering diverse topics such as developing high performing teams, imaging in feline diabetes patients, bronchial disease, aerodigestive disorders and video fluoroscopic swallow studies, repairing cleft palates, anaesthesia intersection with canine behaviour, sialoceles and maxillary odontogenic cysts. Living our values of being smarter together, which we couldn’t do without the support of those who stayed behind in Perth to keep the doors open!

Meet Holly! Our dentistry team's new mascot hard at work while supervising her dad - Dr Kevin Ng.

Behind the scenes of this lovely lady having her ultrasound!

Thank you to everyone who joined us at our Mid-Year Sundowner this year! It was a great event and lovely time spent catching up with our referring vets! Thank you again to the lovely lady for the incredible and delicious spread! 🧡🐾

Shark attack!

Shadow was a pup with an uncertain future, diagnosed with a congenital heart condition in our ultrasound clinic. One of Client Services stars gave him a loving home and look at him now, living his best life!

Cats have a high risk of hypoxaemia during anaesthetic induction. Pre-oxygenation for 3 minutes increases the body's oxygen stores and makes for safer anaesthetic induction.

Thank you so much to the team at Roleystone Animal Hospital for the lovely gift and card to our imaging department! It really brightened our day 🧡 Roleystone Animal Hospital

Our very own veterinary radiologist, Dr Belinda Hopper, collaborated with researchers from the Australian Institute of Marine Science, and their groundbreaking research into ultrasound of whale sharks at Ningaloo was published this week!

Frontiers | Internal organs and body tissues of free-swimming whale sharks (Rhincodon typus) imaged using underwater ultrasound Ultrasound imaging can be used as an effective tool to measure the reproductive status and condition of sharks. This usually requires restraint of the subjec...

Do you know the non-technical skills necessary for a high performing team?
Animalius founding director Dr Zoe Lenard will share her training in human factors, her experience implementing them in our workplace, and her work championing this training in the wider Australian and New Zealand veterinary profession at our mid year Sundowner, July 21st. RSVP to [email protected]

**MORE OUTPATIENT IMAGING AVAILABILITY!**
Great news! We are delighted to welcome our 4th specialist veterinary radiologist, Dr Sandra Martig, to the Animalius imaging team. Sandra was drawn to Animalius for the strong culture of learning and the opportunity to contribute to training the next generation of specialist veterinarians. Originally from Switzerland, she has a PhD in racehorse joint injuries and has worked in clinical and academic practice and teleradiology across Europe and Australia. Best of all, she is a fun and fabulous team member. Be sure to say hello if you see her on the hiking trails around Perth!

Animalius is offering a new Small Animal Surgery Internship with an immediate start!

Please refer to the Seek link below for further information and to apply:
https://www.seek.com.au/animalius-jobs/in-Bayswater-WA-6053?jobId=76862277&type=standard

Vets, vet nurses, practice managers, vet receptionists and animal assistants of WA, don't forget to RSVP to our mid-year Sundowner on July 21st 2-5pm, featuring a presentation and forum discussion on effective and practical ideas for fostering a just culture in the workplace and better team performance. It's a chance to relax and share ideas with colleagues, and enjoy some Animalius hospitality! Can't see your invitation? Hit us up at [email protected]

Luna love for your enjoyment.