Greencross Vets

12/11/2025

Ever wondered what happens after your pet’s sample is sent to the lab?

At Greencross Vets, every test tells a story - and behind each result is a team of experts at IDEXX Laboratories, working to uncover what’s really happening inside your pet’s body.

From blood to tissue samples, each one is carefully logged, analysed and reviewed using cutting-edge technology to detect infections, monitor organ health and catch early signs of disease.

Together, Greencross Vets and IDEXX turn science into care - because every sample matters ❤️🐾

11/11/2025

The Christmas scrubs are starting to come out at Kenmore ft. Dr Tinkerbell 🐱🐾

11/11/2025

Storm had the unlucky task of visiting the vet on his birthday.. He was very nervous for his visit but was wagging his tail after lots of cuddles with the team 💙 🐾

11/11/2025

Shiloh is our best friend 🤍

10/11/2025

Olive was all courage at our Carrara branch! She had her spey procedure and is now resting comfortably with lots of cuddles 💕✨

10/11/2025

When our furry friends are this excited to come see us, how could we not love our job?!

09/11/2025

Dr. Bri and Nurse Amy with one of their patients at our Bedford branch. Their dedication and care make a real difference. Thank you both for always going the extra mile!

09/11/2025

The lovely Lili looking pretty in pink for her bandage change 🐾🐾

08/11/2025

A member of the public brought an injured turtle into our Campbelltown clinic and an x-ray revealed she was carrying six precious eggs!

It's a powerful reminder that bringing injured or deceased turtles to your local vet clinic or contacting a wildlife specialist can make all the difference. Injured turtles may be carrying eggs that need to be safely incubated to give them the best chance at life!

Huge thanks to Mikayla for helping care for the eggs and taking them to be safely incubated 🐢

07/11/2025

Welcome to our Bedford team Dr Summer!!! And what better way to welcome you then these cuties 💚💚

07/11/2025

Lucy, our sweet senior citizen and long term patient at our Mandurah clinic was an absolute superstar for her x-rays today. We’re pretty sure she thinks she’s just here for the VIP treatment, snuggles and treats 🤍🐶

07/11/2025

A few of our cute and brave patients Thursday!

06/11/2025

Did you know pets often hide pain until it becomes serious? Ellie from our Narellan and Campbelltown branches is here to help you spot the early warning signs 🐾

06/11/2025

Introducing our NEWEST VETERINARIAN DR TOBIE ANDISON. Dr Tobie grew up in Toowoomba and graduated from the University of Queensland in 2022. She has a particular interest in soft tissue surgery and small animal medicine. Her hobbies include Pilates, running and reading. You’ll often find her out and about with her English Setter, and has 2 cats at home.

Please welcome Dr Tobie to our team & local pet community, as she looks forward to meeting all our Wilsonton patients & clients!

01/11/2025

November 15th We have added some extra weekend spots due to high demand for weekend appointments. Book in now to secure your appointment. Easy to book online or call us 4633 1999.

https://booking.greencrossvets.com.au/ClinicList?_gl=1*10inys8*_gcl_au*MTg5MDU0NTA4LjE3NjE5ODEyNDE.*_ga*MjAzOTAyOTI4OC4xNzYxOTgxMjQx*_ga_THBC2DRP8K*czE3NjE5ODEyNDEkbzEkZzEkdDE3NjE5ODE3NDkkajQwJGwwJGgxMzE0MTkyOTAx

1. Click the above link type in WILSONTON or postcode
2. Click Book appointment
3. Tell us what type of appointment you need
4. Your pets name
5. Choose the date and time of your appointment

01/11/2025

Many pounds report an increase in runaway cats and dogs after a storm and Animal
Welfare League Queensland often sees a significant influx of lost animals coming into care when
severe weather events occur.
Pets are at higher risk of becoming lost during a storm. The sudden atmospheric changes and loud
noises associated with storms is one of the most prevalent phobias in animals and result in many of
them digging under or jumping over fences to escape from their properties and get away from the
storm. This then puts them at risk of injuring themselves.
While there is no magic solution to prevent animals from becoming distressed during storms, there
are several things you can do to calm and protect your pets.
Tips for keeping your pet safe during a storm
• Bring pets indoors at the first sign of a storm – animals can become disoriented or try to escape
the property to get away from the storm.
• If you are not able to be home – ask a neighbour or family member to take care of your pet in
the event you are unable to do so.
• Storm phobic animals – confine them to a small space or room if you know this makes them
feel safe, close the blinds so your pet can’t see outside and have music playing. You can also
try a thunder coat.
• Make sure all pets have identification – ensure your pet’s microchip details are up-to-date and
they are wearing a collar and identification tag. If you aren’t sure which company your pet’s
microchip is registered with, visit petaddress.com.au to search your pet’s microchip.
• Take your pet if you evacuate – if it isn’t safe for you, it isn’t safe for your pets. You have
no way of knowing how long you’ll be kept out of the area, and you may not be able or
allowed to go back for your pets.
Curtesy of AWLQ Queensland
please call 4633 1999 for an appointment if you are concerned about your pet and storm phobias. One of our vets will be happy to see your pet and access the best treatment plan.

Many pounds report an increase in runaway cats and dogs after a storm and Animal
Welfare League Queensland often sees a significant influx of lost animals coming into care when
severe weather events occur.
Pets are at higher risk of becoming lost during a storm. The sudden atmospheric changes and loud
noises associated with storms is one of the most prevalent phobias in animals and result in many of
them digging under or jumping over fences to escape from their properties and get away from the
storm. This then puts them at risk of injuring themselves.
While there is no magic solution to prevent animals from becoming distressed during storms, there
are several things you can do to calm and protect your pets.
Tips for keeping your pet safe during a storm
• Bring pets indoors at the first sign of a storm – animals can become disoriented or try to escape
the property to get away from the storm.
• If you are not able to be home – ask a neighbour or family member to take care of your pet in
the event you are unable to do so.
• Storm phobic animals – confine them to a small space or room if you know this makes them
feel safe, close the blinds so your pet can’t see outside and have music playing. You can also
try a thunder coat.
• Make sure all pets have identification – ensure your pet’s microchip details are up-to-date and
they are wearing a collar and identification tag. If you aren’t sure which company your pet’s
microchip is registered with, visit petaddress.com.au to search your pet’s microchip.
• Take your pet if you evacuate – if it isn’t safe for you, it isn’t safe for your pets. You have
no way of knowing how long you’ll be kept out of the area, and you may not be able or
allowed to go back for your pets.

Curtesy of AWLQ Queensland

please call 4633 1999 for an appointment if you are concerned about your pet and storm phobias. One of our vets will be happy to see your pet and access the best treatment plan.

07/10/2025

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04/10/2025

Happy National World Animal Day.
Let’s see those pictures of all things great and small.

01/10/2025

We will be CLOSED for the public holiday on Monday and reopen on Tuesday October 7 th at 8am
For 24/7 Vet advice you can try Greencross webvet https://www.greencrossvets.com.au/webvet/
Speak with a qualified vet T&Cs apply

Healthy Pets Plus Members FREE with your membership,

Speak with a qualified vet from $50
Monday to Saturday (6am-7pm): $50
Monday to Saturday (7pm-midnight): $60
Sunday (6am – midnight): $60
Monday – Sunday (12-6am) $70
Public holidays: $70

For after-hours emergencies please call:
REDVets Toowoomba (07) 460 20652

Have a safe holiday!

18/09/2025

Gizmo didn't like the idea of us getting a photo of him. Gizmo had a screen door fall on his leg and he's been coming in for bandage changes regularly. He's been an absolute trooper with his bandage changes. Hopefully he will be bandage free soon!

18/09/2025

To ensure fireworks safety for pets, bring them indoors well before the displays begin, providing a secure, quiet "safe space" with their favorite items and distractions like music or treat-filled toys. Keep doors and windows closed to muffle sounds and prevent escapes, and ensure your pet's ID tags and microchip information are up-to-date.

You can also try calming products like pheromone diffusers or discuss anti-anxiety medication with your vet.

If you would like to book an appointment please give the clinic a call 4633 1999