Greencross Vets in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Veterinary surgeon

Greencross Vets

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3279 2311

Address: 111 Dandenong Road, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia 4074 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

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25.01.2022 There are times where you just can't help your-selfie. Especially when @greencrosswishartroad have just cleaned your teeth. #WarmingWednesdays

25.01.2022 Ever wondered why dogs have wet noses? Share your best guess.

25.01.2022 Weight can have a serious impact on your pet’s overall health and well-being, so it’s important to take action if you’re noticing a little extra podge. Next week, we’ll be hosting another LIVE with one of our WebVets, Dr Annika. She’ll be exploring how to manage your pet's weight through diet. Dr Annika will be joined by Dr Ben from Royal Canin. There will be an opportunity for you to ask our experts any questions you may have and an opportunity to WIN $500 worth of ROYAL CAN...IN Light Weight Care pet food. To join in, follow Petbarn's Instagram, then simply head on over to the page by 4:00pm on Wednesday next week. #PetbarnSeeTheChange

22.01.2022 Have you ever suffered from a sore ear? It's the worst, right? If you pet is constantly shaking their heads, scratching their ears or holding their heads to one side... it may be a sign of an ear infection. Find out more here: https://bit.ly/2ITpSye

20.01.2022 Dr Courtney was lucky enough to have a visit from Lola and her 4 beautiful puppies for their 6 week check up and microchipping. Barry, Bella, Freddy and Ruby received lots of cuddles during their visit with us!

17.01.2022 Did you know that pets, just like humans, can donate blood? Our partners at Adelaide Veterinary Specialist & Referral Centre are looking for dogs and cats who are able to kindly donate. Take a look at Slayers story below, a first time donor after his cat sister needed a blood transfusion. ... To see if your pet is eligible or to find out more information about pet blood donations please visit www.aecvets.com.au/blood-donors/

17.01.2022 Yesterday we had the pleasure of looking after this internet superstar! Hugh! Wishing you a fast recovery and looking forward to more cuddles in the coming weeks!

17.01.2022 Like humans, guinea pigs cannot produce their own vitamin C. Instead of a glass of OJ, they'll need plenty of leafy greens and a good quality pelleted diet. #WarmingWednesdays

17.01.2022 Summer-time is BBQ season! While we love a good festive BBQ, some of the staples we enjoy can be dangerous or poisonous to dogs. Here are some things to avoid - https://bit.ly/3iUcPdv

15.01.2022 Grab your swimmers, towels, sunscreen and these 5 Handy hints for the perfect day at the beach with your dog. - https://bit.ly/2NiPbLK

14.01.2022 There are plenty of ways to show your vet some appreciation. @teemo.the.shiba chose stethoscope licks. #WarmingWednesdays

14.01.2022 Who remembers Nebo from a few weeks ago? Yesterday he visited Dr Melissa and weighed in at 40.5kg at 22 weeks. We were right in thinking that we would not be able to pick him up at his next visit!

10.01.2022 Heartworm is a parasitic worm that can infect your pet through a mosquito bite. An infected mosquito injects a larval stage of the worm under your pet’s skin. These larvae mature in the pet’s organs for approximately six months, traveling through the body to the heart and blood vessels of the lungs. These adult worms breed to produce microfilaria (baby heartworm) in the bloodstream which are then drawn up by a mosquito when it feeds on the pet, continuing the cycle once agai...n. Mosquitoes are hard to keep out of both the yard and house, so even your indoor-only pets are at risk. How do I diagnose heartworm in my pet? Have your pet tested at the vet. A simple blood test can reveal whether your pet is infected. Unfortunately, diagnosis is more difficult in cats, so prevention in all cases is always the best option. Keeping your pet up to date with regular heartworm medication, paired with regular vet check-ups is the best way to ensure their health is optimised. For more information on the best preventative options for your pet please contact our friendly team on 07 3279 2311

10.01.2022 Dr. Nick is back this week. Chatting with Bianca from Petbarn about all the ins and outs of welcoming a new kitten into your home.

06.01.2022 Being a mother is one of life’s greatest achievements, and we passionately believe that being a vet is the next greatest! In honour of Mother’s Day tomorrow, some of the best new mums and vets tell us what it’s like to navigate the two. Dr. Jessica (Regional Clinical Director and Hugo's Mum) - ... "I think being a vet has helped prepare me for motherhood - late nights, no lunch breaks, being pooped on, and being constantly stressed about what they just put in their mouth! I’m so lucky to have been able to experience both." Dr. Ashlinn (Vet Director & Amelia's Mum) - "I love it! [motherhood] It’s better than I had imagined. Everyday there is a new surprise, a new development, an exciting milestone or a new challenge. Dr. Patricia (Emergency & Critical Care Specialist Animal Referral Hospital & Scarlett's Mum plus pregnant with twins.) "I would have to say being a vet is harder. [than being a mum] I may, however, feel differently when I have three teenage daughters!

05.01.2022 It's almost time for the first of Petbarn's See The Change Instagram Lives! Head on over to the Petbarn Instagram account and comment your questions for Dr Annika.

02.01.2022 Puppy vaccinations aren't all that bad. @chilli.the.shmoodle enjoyed cuddles, treats and toys all while building her immunity If you're needing to vaccinate your new pup - book an appointment today - https://bit.ly/3nNvYQA

01.01.2022 Want to enjoy your summer outdoor adventures without the fear of ticks, parasites or other nasties? There are a few ways to reduce the stress https://bit.ly/32BrZxk

01.01.2022 This is little Moxie. Moxie was rescued with her siblings and lovingly rehomed. Her mama had to hand rear Moxie however, as she was the runt and wouldn't eat. Her foster mum couldn't bear to let her go, so here she is receiving her second vaccination with Dr Chantal the cat vet. Moxie loves to emulate a parrot, she will do most of the consult from Dr Chantal shoulder! She met the whole team yesterday, everyone wanted cuddles from this beauty. Thanks Moxie!

01.01.2022 Does your cat hate going to the vet? (Don't worry we won't take it personally.) If you are needing to speak to a vet, our dedicated WebVet team are here for you, and you don't even need to leave the comfort of your home. Learn more about the WebVet Consultations here - https://bit.ly/2NuDq5f