Greencross Vets

30/09/2026

Meet Frankie! 🐾

This tiny little Italian Greyhound came in for his vaccination and was quite possibly the cutest little patient we’ve had in our hands! 🥹

Frankie was so teeny, he practically fit in the palm of our hands. 🥰

Safe to say, we were all a little bit obsessed! 💚

30/09/2026

Congratulations to Natasha! Tash received the award for ‘2026 Nurse Mentor of the Year’. We are incredibly proud of her for this well deserved achievement. She is an integral part of Greencross Caloundra and the team would be lost without her!

29/09/2026

A few recent cutie patooties 🥹🫶🏼✨

29/09/2026

Bird flu is making headlines, so Better Homes & Gardens asked Greencross Vets what it means for our pets.

Greencross Vets veterinarian Dr Nina shares practical advice to help pet parents understand the risks and take simple precautions.

“Bird flu can infect all mammals, so dogs, cats, rabbits and ferrets can all be infected.”

From avoiding contact with sick or dead wildlife to keeping cats indoors and dogs on a leash around wildlife, a few simple steps can help reduce exposure.

Read Dr Nina’s advice and the full Better Homes & Gardens article at:

Learn about bird flu in Australia and how it affects not just birds but also domestic pets and wildlife.

29/09/2026

The best things really do come in pairs! From matching outfits to matching dental procedures Ace and Zero went through it all together. 🐾🥺

29/09/2026

Ziggy came in for his castrate last week! 🐶💙 He was just too cute to resist, so naturally, he spent most of the day getting cuddles from the team! 🥰

28/09/2026

🖤 A majestic visitor who never should have needed a trip to the vet.

This beautiful black swan was found with a fishing hook stuck in its mouth - a painful and completely preventable injury caused by discarded fishing gear.

Removing the hook required a general anaesthetic, along with pain relief to keep this feathered patient comfortable while we treated them. 🦢

A reminder to all anglers: please take your fishing line, hooks and tackle home with you or use a designated disposal bin. The Victorian Fisheries Authority advises that old fishing line should be placed in bins, or if there are no bins available, taken home, cut up and disposed of in general waste. Their Seal the Loop program also provides dedicated bins for unwanted fishing line, hooks, netting and rope. (VFA)

Discarded fishing gear can cause entanglement, injury and even death to wildlife. A few extra seconds to dispose of your gear properly can make a huge difference. 💔

🎣 Fish responsibly. Dispose responsibly. Protect our wildlife. A big thanks for the wildlife careers for bringing this amazing swan in and thanks to our team for helping 🫶🏼

28/09/2026

Pepsi is in her 🌟 Brave Girl Era 🌟

She was so brave after her desexing procedure recently that she received a hand drawn Bravery Certificate! Here she is pictured with Nurse Caitie having some post surgery cuddles 🥰

28/09/2026

🐾✨ Stella’s surgery success! ✨🐾

Sweet 11-year-old Stella recently underwent an emergency cystotomy with us to remove bladder stones. 🩺💗

After her procedure and a little time to recover, Stella is now doing amazingly well so far and almost back to being her happy self! 🥰🐶

We’re so pleased to see this beautiful girl feeling comfortable and healthy again. 💕

27/09/2026

They've been by your side through everything - and vaccination helps make sure they can keep being there. 🤍 Senior pets still need protection. It's never too late to get back on track. Book an appointment with your local Greencross Vets team today.

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22/03/2022

Unfortunately due to staffing shortages, we will be CLOSED Wednesday 23rd of March and nurses only 24th of March 8-3:30.

If you are experiencing an emergency with your pet - please contact the ARH on 3172 0593.
If you have a question or concern regarding your pet's health that is not an emergency, please speak with one of our qualified vets at www.greencrossvets.com.au/webvet.

Thank you for your support.

Put your mind at ease with a Greencross WebVet advice video call that connects pet parents to our dedicated and qualified team of veterinarians who are available 24/7.

27/02/2022

Closed Monday 28th February.
Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the floods right now.

11/02/2022

We will be closing today at 4:30pm.

Open again tomorrow 8am - 3pm
Have a safe weekend 💖

23/11/2020

We are super excited to introduce Kate as our groomer to the team! She has been a groomer since 2009 including managing a number of boutique & salon stores.
Kate is proficient in hand sc******ng & breed specific cuts. Following a strong belief in creating a stress free environment, Kate's grooming pets go home feeling happy and looking great!

Give us a call to get your dog looking their best this Christmas season.

23/01/2020

Seth came in for a visit today and instantly spied that the staff were having celebratory pizza 🍕🍕.
While we can't give Seth pizza due to the high risk of pancreatitis, we did say if he gave us his best smile we would give him a doggy safe treat.

Do you think Seths smile is good enough for a treato? 📸

15/01/2020

The Crazy Story of Maya! (and why it's important to read this story).

Maya's owners were mortified to find out that while busily getting ready to move interstate, their furfamily member 'Maya' had snuck out. Unfortunately despite flyers, calling all local vet clinics, posting lost ads on facebook, walking around the streets calling out for her and offering a $1000 reward, they weren't able to find her 😿.
Devastated and fearing the worst, Maya's owners moved interstate with Maya's sister who was equally upset at the absence of her sister. Maya's owners never gave up however, still checking for signs of her anywhere they could and offering a reward for her return.
12-18 months later a Good Samaritan found a stray cat, skinny, unkempt and seemingly abandoned. He nursed her back to health over many months and opened up his home to her for 2 years. Recently he noticed this stray cat not doing so well and took her into us here at Greencross Redbank. Hearing his story we scanned her for a microchip and what would you know it was Maya! 😺
The Good Samaritan refused the reward as he was just happy to learn she had a home to call her own. We got in contact with Maya's owners and they were overwhelmed with emotion to learn she had been found some 3 years later and immediately got to booking a flight for the same day to come collect her.

The important messages out of this story are;
- Always bring strays in for a microchip scan
- Make sure your contact details are up to date on your microchip
- Never give up hope 🥰