Greencross Vets

24/10/2026

Sweet little Poppy came in for her spey this week 🩷🐾 Such a cutie! 🌸

24/10/2026

Little Pip came in for her final FIV vaccination 💉

We think it’s safe to say she’s mastered the art of being absolutely adorable! 😽💚

23/10/2026

Charlie boy getting some wind in his face after his dental procedure this week 🐶💨 All done and dusted, with his pearly whites looking fresh and clean! 🦷🤍

23/10/2026

Tramp getting all the free hugs after his dental procedure 💖💖

23/10/2026

The sweetest brothers visited our Campbelltown clinic recently 🐾

22/10/2026

Flopsy gets a gold star for being the bravest bunny ever!
He came in to visit Dr Louise to have his Crown Jewels removed 🙊

Here he is pictured with Nurse Caitie who has a special interest in Exotics and so cared for him for the day. It included mandatory post surgery cuddles, topping up his rocket 🥬 and a selfie or two

Thank you to Flopsy’s family for trusting Greencross Chatswood with their special boy and allowing us to share his gorgeous face with you all

22/10/2026

Ruva the Rhodesian Ridgeback 🐻🤎 She was at Robina Village recently for X-ray’s and her puppy vaccinations ✨

21/10/2026

Meet sweet little Kiki 🦘

Kiki was found by a member of the public with a laceration to her ankle. Thankfully, our amazing wildlife carer Kristy brought this beautiful girl into Greencross Vets South Morang to get her the care she needed.

Dr Kayla carefully stitched up Kiki’s ankle, making it her first-ever kangaroo stitch-up! ✨ Nurse Kiara was also there to monitor the procedure and make sure she was well looked after❤️

Kiki will be heading to her wildlife carer’s home today where she’ll stay for a little while to heal and grow before she can eventually be released back into the wild.

We’re so grateful to everyone who helped this sweet girl and feel very lucky to be able to care for our amazing Australian wildlife! 🦘💚

21/10/2026

Turns out the cone makes everything I say a lot louder which nobody told me about, so if you can hear me from down the street that’s why. Also, a really big thanks to everyone at Greencross Vets because they were so nice to me and I had a really good nap there, honestly top three naps of my life

31/05/2026

Desexing can help support your pet’s long-term health, reduce certain behavior (like roaming or aggression) and prevent unexpected litters ending up in shelters. 🐾

Your trusted, local vets, nurses and support team provide compassionate care and are here for you and your pet every step of their nurturing journey.

For a limited time, we're offering you 20% off desexing with code DEXE20 until 31 August 2026*!

Healthy Pets Plus Puppy & Kitten members also receive 25% off desexing included in their member benefits.

Book a consultation today and your vet will discuss the best approach and time to desex you pet. Learn more: greencrossvets.com.au/desexing-your-pet/

*T&Cs apply. Valid at participating clinics only. Cannot be used with other offers. Additional fees may apply. ^12-month membership costs $660 (Puppy & Kitten) and can be paid across fortnightly or monthly payments. Benefits subject to availability. Terms apply - see www.healthypetsplus.com.au

01/06/2024

Unfortunately there are some Saturdays that we won't be open to care for your fur babies 🐶🐾🐱 Please see the specific dates below. We can't wait to continue to give endless amounts of cuddles and treats at your next visit with us! 💚

10/10/2021

16/05/2021

Greencross Vets Nerang
PAWSOME & BRAVEST PATIENT OF THE MONTH
💚 Lucy Cullen 💚

22/04/2021

Nurse Kerry Cardiff-Jack taking great snaps of her dogs Minnie, Spud, Sadie & Zena all being very well behaved in front of our 'See the Change' 12week challenge wall
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19/04/2021

Dr. Amy Graham multi-tasking and disguising this little guys first nail clip with a puppy cuddle and lots of treats! 🐾🐶

15/03/2021

💚 Meet Tiger-Lilly 💚
Successful first visit to Greencross Vets Nerang involved lots of cuddles and a couple of treats🐶
She is almost too cute to handle!

02/03/2021

Brave Teddy recovering after his Dental Scale & Polish. His dental xrays revealed tooth decay in one of his molars. Lucky for him we extracted the tooth whilst he was under general anaesthetic before it became a problem for him.