Veterinary home visits • Hillarys 6025

Need a vet in Hillarys? Dr Noor visits pets at home for illness assessments, wounds, skin and ear concerns, vaccinations, diagnostic sampling, senior-pet care and more. Begin with the problem you see now, then add what happened earlier in the day.

Hillarys 6025 • Visit requests: 8:00 am–9:00 pm, 7 days.

Dr Noor holding a small dog during a calm home veterinary visit in Perth
Dr Noor, XCura Mobile Vet
A named veterinarianDr Noor personally attends and examines your pet at home
Prepared around your householdShare access, other-pet and preferred-time details before arrival
Live Google review proofCurrent feedback from XCura clients is shown further down the page

Bring the day’s sequence into one calm room

Pets do not always show a problem continuously. A limp may fade after rest, an itchy patch may look different after licking, and a cat may behave unlike itself only around food or toileting. Before Dr Noor arrives, build a simple sequence from the first unusual event to the sign visible now.

The consultation happens where those patterns are familiar. You can point out the resting place, doorway, bowl, litter tray or stretch of floor connected with the change, then show a photograph or video from earlier if the pet looks different during the examination.

A pet that has become unwellBring together appetite, energy, vomiting, diarrhoea, coughing, discomfort, toileting and behaviour observations.
Wounds and skin concernsKeep the earliest useful image of a wound, rash, swelling, sore paw, nail injury, itch or ear problem.
Puppy, kitten and adult vaccinationsHave the vaccination record ready and prepare a quiet room for the physical check and scheduled vaccine.
Samples and selected diagnosticsBlood, urine or another sample can be collected at home and organised for the relevant testing.
A concern that feels urgentTell XCura what is getting worse, the time it started and the pet’s condition at the moment you send the request.
Senior, palliative and end-of-life careDiscuss comfort, movement, nursing needs and quality of life in the place your pet normally rests.

Record the right details after a Hillarys dog-beach visit

The City of Joondalup identifies Hillarys Dog Beach as a year-round dog exercise area. Its current rules require dogs to be on lead in the car park and on the footpath to and from the beach; the same page lists Whitfords Nodes and Mawson Park as dog-prohibited areas.

If you notice a paw, nail, skin, ear, gait or energy change after an outing, the useful detail is not simply “after the beach”. Record the access point, time in and out, running, swimming or walking activity, contact with another animal or object, and whether the sign began on the sand, on the path, in the car or later at home.

Take a clear photograph before the appearance changes and keep the original time. If a movement problem is already visible, a few natural steps on firm non-slip ground are more useful than repeatedly asking a sore pet to run or climb.

Prepare the household, not just the patient

Choose the examination room first. It should be quiet, well lit and clear enough for your pet to stand and turn. Put a non-slip mat over polished flooring, move food and toys that may distract a dog, and have a towel ready for a damp or sandy coat.

Keep the patient indoors before the arrival window. A dog should have a lead nearby; a cat should already be in one secure room with the outside door and difficult hiding places closed. Separate other pets until they are needed so the room stays calm.

Now plan the arrival: state the safest legal parking point, house or unit number, correct entrance, gate, stairs, intercom and access code. If the property is busy at the requested time, say which door Dr Noor should use and who will meet him.

Dr Noor hears the original account

The person who noticed the change can explain it directly to the veterinarian who attends. Dr Noor founded XCura and personally conducts the Hillarys home visit, so the timeline, video and home observations stay connected to the examination.

He explains his findings and the available next steps in plain language. Care may include medication, treatment for a wound or skin problem, sample collection, selected diagnostics, monitoring instructions, follow-up or referral. Learn more about Dr Noor and XCura.

Fees for a Hillarys home visit

The current standard weekday home-visit fee for one pet, between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm, is $175. Multiple pets, other times, priority timing, additional handling, medicines, tests or procedures can affect the total.

The XCura pricing page is the current fee reference. Any applicable additional fee and expected charges are explained before confirmation.

Requesting a Hillarys visit step by step

  1. Enter the Hillarys address, preferred time and the arrival details that will bring Dr Noor to the correct door.
  2. Identify your pet and write the main concern in the first sentence, using the sign you see now.
  3. Add the earlier sequence, current medicines, recent veterinary findings and the clearest photo or video.
  4. XCura triages requests and organises the route around urgency, location and capacity, then sends the arranged arrival window and preparation note.
  5. The secure payment link is sent before the visit. At home, Dr Noor examines your pet and discusses the plan and expected costs.

A Hillarys visit-day checklist

  • Choose the examination room and cover slippery flooring before containing the pet.
  • Put medicine packets, vaccination records, discharge notes and recent results together.
  • Keep the original time on any photograph or video so it sits correctly in the day’s sequence.
  • For an outing-related concern, record the access point, surface, activity and time the first sign appeared.
  • Separate other animals, secure outside doors and tell XCura about handling sensitivity or bite risk.
  • Send parking, gate, intercom, stairs and entrance details before the arrival window.

Urgent and same-day vet requests in Hillarys

Lead an urgent request with the sign that matters at this moment. Then give the onset time, important changes, medicine or first aid already given, and the photograph or video that best shows the problem.

For vomiting, diarrhoea, a limp, wound, nail injury, eye or ear concern, cough, pain, urinary change, unusual behaviour or deterioration of a known condition, this order helps XCura prioritise the request and organise the visit route. If an outing came before the sign, include it as part of the timeline without assuming it caused the problem.

For an immediate life-threatening emergency, travel directly to an open veterinary hospital.

Request an Urgent Home Vet Visit

Google reviews from XCura clients

XCura Mobile Vet place picture
5.0
Based on 57 reviews
Paul Noonan profile picture
Paul Noonan
1 month ago
Dr Noor was brilliant. Above snd beyond. Spent a long time making sure my pup was diagnosed and treated
Great job Dr Noor
Tina Azimzadeh profile picture
Tina Azimzadeh
1 month ago
Highly recommended! This veterinarian is knowledgeable, experienced, caring, and truly dedicated to their patients. When my pet was critically ill, they quickly identified the problem and provided the best treatment. Within just one day, my pet made an amazing recovery. I’m incredibly grateful for their expertise, honesty, and compassion. Thank you for saving my pet’s life!
Sue Hingston profile picture
Sue Hingston
2 months ago
We are forever grateful for the skill and compassionate care Dr Noor gave our beautiful girl (and us). With his ongoing support and oversight to ensure her comfort we had a further 10 days with her before we had to say goodbye. With our deepest thanks and appreciation to this most amazing vet.
Lauren Lord profile picture
Lauren Lord
3 months ago
Dr Noor is wonderful. My senior lab x mastiff, Sunny, was in pain and struggling to put weight through her back legs. I sent a request for a home visit late at night for the following morning. I received a response immediately and was booked in the next day. Dr Noor arrived within the allotted time and was so patient with Sunny who is anxious around new people. He was incredibly thorough in his examination and had all medications that Sunny needed to keep her comfortable with him. I was so impressed with the service provided and Dr Noor’s care for Sunny. New favourite vet! Would definitely recommend.
Monique Lee profile picture
Monique Lee
3 months ago
Highly rate Dr Noor. He was very kind and gentle with my 10 week old Puppy’s ear infection and helped her recover. She was a squirmy patient but Dr Noor was very patient with her and took the time to answer any questions I had. She was excited to see him again on the second visit so that is a big tick of approval!
Nellie Ting profile picture
Nellie Ting
5 months ago
Dr. Noor arrived in a timely manner to look after our groodle Toffee after making the booking on the same day. The booking system was easy and efficient. He took time to get to know our timid dog, working to gain her trust. We loved Dr. Noor's patience, kindness and all the time making it as stress-free for Toffee as possible. We will most definitely be re-booking with Dr. Noor with all our vet visits going forward. Highly recommend his professional services to anyone looking for a mobile vet.
Alysha Connaughton profile picture
Alysha Connaughton
10 months ago
Dr Noor is so incredibly kind, patient and truly cares about the wellbeing of your pet. If he is ever late for your appointment it’s only because he’s had to prioritise an emergency which means if your pet is ever in a similar situation you know he’ll do everything within his capacity to be their for them as promptly as possible, which is a really comforting thought.

Nearby suburbs served

View XCura’s wider Perth service area.

Mobile vet FAQs for Hillarys

Does XCura provide vet home visits across Hillarys 6025?

Hillarys is listed in XCura’s Perth service area. Send the address and preferred time in your booking request, with the easiest parking point and entrance.

What should I note after visiting Hillarys Dog Beach?

Record the access point, times, activity and the first place the sign became visible. Include swimming, running, another-animal contact and whether the problem appeared on the beach, path, in the car or after resting at home.

Are dogs allowed at Whitfords Nodes and Mawson Park?

The City’s current animal exercise page lists Whitfords Nodes and Mawson Park as dog prohibited. It provides separate access rules for Hillarys Dog Beach. Check the official page and local signs before an outing because rules can change.

What if my pet looks normal by the time Dr Noor arrives?

Keep the earlier photograph or short video with its original time and write what happened immediately before and after it. A change that comes and goes can still be discussed alongside the home examination.

How much is a weekday visit for one pet?

The current weekday fee is $175 for one pet between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm. Review the current pricing page for multiple pets, other times and possible additional charges.

Can I request a same-day visit?

Yes, we usually have same day availability. However, due to our high case load, we need to triage and see the sickest pets (which may be yours) sooner than the others who can wait. XCura reviews your pet’s needs, the travel route, access, and remaining capacity before confirming an arrival window.

Request a vet home visit in Hillarys

Tell XCura what your pet is doing now, what came before it and where Dr Noor should enter the property. Add the preferred time and one useful photograph or video to turn the day’s events into a clear visit brief.