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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03/09/2026

Greencross Vets Warringal is currently closed while we complete some exciting refurbishments.

Our clinic will reopen on 16 December 2026, refreshed and ready to welcome you and your pets back.

Thank you to our wonderful clients for your patience and understanding while we make these improvements.

We look forward to seeing you again soon.

03/09/2026

🔨 WE’RE RENOVATING! 🐾

Our clinic doors are temporarily closed while we give our clinic a much-needed renovation and refresh! 🏡✨

We expect the renovations to take around 12 weeks, but we’ll keep you updated every step of the way and let you know as soon as we have a confirmed reopening date.

💌 We’re still here for you!
Our friendly team will continue to be available via email, so please don’t hesitate to get in touch with any questions or concerns.

👋 You may also spot some familiar faces from our team working across our local clinics while we’re away — so make sure you say hello if you see us!

We’re so excited to come back with a fresh new space for our patients, clients and wonderful team. ❤️🐶🐱

Thank you for your patience and understanding while we make this happen. We can’t wait to welcome you back!

Keep an eye on our socials for renovation updates! 🛠️✨

01/06/2026

A special baby came in to visit us 🤍 can anyone guess what I am???

19/09/2025

No hair, don't care!
What a pleasure meeting this unique duo this morning 😍 both Barnaby and Digby were calm and confident and inquisitive for their first time in meeting the team and we just absolutely loved them.

17/09/2025

Vinnie my darling I don't quite think that's how it's done! This cheeky boy stayed with us recently in the cattery and we just adore him 😍

22/08/2025

Meet Crumpet!! He and his brother came in to be desexed here at the clinic, and as you can imagine it was hard for the team to get anything done with this kind of entertainment going on. We look forward to their next visits

10/07/2025

We got to spend the day with these brave little ladies Meica and Poppy today who came in to be desexed. Lucky us for having such adorable patients!

08/07/2025

Happy tongue out Tuesday!
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Sweet little Skipper came skipping for her treats and check-up. We don’t know her exact breed (she’s a rescue) but we think she’s very special nonetheless!
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27/06/2025

Meet the star of the day - King Julius 👑
Patiently waiting and watching Dr Louise with those big, beautiful eyes

25/06/2025

VIDEO IN THE COMMENTS

Everyone at the clinic has a soft spot for wildlife 🤍
This little girl came in feeling a little skinny and under the weather, but with a wonderful appetite and a week of care at home with one of our nurses she was ready to be released