Cannington Podiatry

Experienced podiatrist in Perth, Western Australia.

• Friendly and professional advice
• Your feet contain nearly a quarter of your body's bones.
• With which your feet contact the ground with each walking step is one and a quarter
• Combined with the fact, we spend most of our time walking on hard concrete

Established in Perth in Western Australia in 1991, Cannington Podiatry offers friendly and professional advise and treatment for a wide range of foot ailments. We specialise in general care, nail surgery, paediatrics, sports and orthotics.

Welcome to Cannington Podiatry, where you will receive friendly and professional advice and treatment for a wide range of foot ailments. We have been serving the local community since 1991. The business was originally situated on Albany Highway, moving to Pattie Street in May 2001.

No referral is necessary for treatment. Private health fund rebates are available and can be processed through HICAPS onsite. Veteran’s Affairs clients are covered. Some people are eligible for coverage under Medicare and must be referred by their doctor.

I graduated from the Western Australian Institute of Technology in December 1981. I completed a Postgraduate Diploma (Podiatry) at Curtin University in 1991. I am a member of the Australian Podiatry Association. With twenty-five years of experience, I enjoy all aspects of Podiatric Practice.

Personally, I am married with two grown boys. I enjoy guitar playing, body boarding, fishing and trying to grow vegetables at home.

Dr. Comfort Shoes

We are now selling a range of Dr. Comfort shoes.

They're available with extra width and depth in the toe and forefoot which helps prevent pressure on swollen feet, bunions, hammer toes and other problem areas.

Dr. Comfort shoes are recommended for people with diabetes.

More Information

• Nail Problems
• Diabetic Assessment
• Children's Feet
• Aging and Your Feet
• Heel Pain
• Orthotics
• Corns and Calluses
• Podiatry and Your Feet

Orthotics are an in shoe moulded device, used to support, align or improve function in the foot. Foot misalignment and dysfunction will often manifest in the feet.

Tingling or numbness in toes, pain under or at the back of the heel, arch soreness and ankle pain are common implications of this. However, often the result of foot dysfunction is felt in the lower leg, shin splints for instance.

Knee soreness, particularly when climbing stairs or crouching is a common repercussion of poor foot posture.

Children who complain of leg aches, knee soreness and seem to fatigue quickly, even with normal walking, need to be reviewed by a Podiatrist. Another common complain in children, particularly boys, is pain at the back of the heel during or after exercise.

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Friendly and professional advice and treatment for a wide range of foot ailments. We have been serving the local community since 1991. The business was originally situated on Albany Highway, moving to Pattie Street in May 2001.

No referral is necessary for treatment. Private health fund rebates are available, and can be processed through HICAPS onsite.

Veteran's Affairs clients are covered. Some people are eligible for coverage under Medicare and must be referred by their doctor.

I graduated from the Western Australian Institute of Technology in December 1981. I completed a Postgraduate Diploma (Podiatry) at Curtin University in 1991. I am a member of the Australian Podiatry Association. With twenty five years of experience...

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