DOG AND CAT CARE - LOOKING AFTER YOUR BEST MATES

Dog And Cat Care - Looking After Your Best Mates

VETERINARY CARE THAT SUPPORTS YOUR DOG OR CAT THROUGH EVERY LIFE STAGE

At Vet Cross, we provide complete health care for dogs and cats — from wobbly-legged puppies and kittens to wise old companions.

Across all three of our clinics, you’ll find a caring, experienced team ready to support your pet’s needs, whether it's a routine vaccination or something more serious.

We believe great care starts with knowing your pet well. That’s why we tailor every visit and treatment to your dog or cat’s breed, lifestyle, and health needs — building trust and connection over time.

WHAT WE OFFER FOR DOGS AND CATS

Annual health checks and vaccination programs
Parasite control
(fleas, ticks, worms, heartworms)
Emergency care and after-hours support
Skin, ear and behavioural issue treatment
Nutritional and preventative care advice
Desexing, dental care and senior pet support
- Early socialisation and training support
A Lifetime Of Care From A Team Who Knows Your Pet

A LIFETIME OF CARE FROM A TEAM WHO KNOWS YOUR PET

Whether it’s a health scare, annual vaccination or just a check-in on how things are going, you can count on Vet Cross to provide clear advice and gentle, personalised care.

Our facilities are designed to keep your pet comfortable and calm during visits — with experienced vets who take the time to explain everything clearly and answer your questions.

Explore more articles, tips, and updates from our team on canine and feline health below, which include managing common conditions, understanding your pet’s needs, and making vet visits less stressful for everyone.

If you’d like to book a consultation or have a question about your pet’s health, get in touch with your nearest Vet Cross clinic today.

OUR LATEST DOG AND CAT ARTICLES

Snake Bite in Dogs & Cats: What Every Queensland Pet Owner Needs to Know
Insights from the Australian Snakebite Advisory Panel, including Vet Cross's own Dr Tim Hill.Think your pet has b...
Aural Haematomas in Dogs and Cats: Causes, Signs and Treatment
An aural haematoma is a blood-filled swelling that develops within the ear flap, or pinna, of a dog or cat. The ...
Chocolate Poisoning in Dogs: What Every Pet Owner needs to Know
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Cat Fight Abscesses: Signs, Treatment and Prevention
Cat fight abscesses are one of the most common injuries we see in cats, particularly those that spend time outdo...
H5 Bird Flu in Australia: What Queensland Pet Owners Need to Know
You may have seen recent news reports about H5 bird flu (avian influenza) being detected in Australia. Queenslan...
The Positive Impact Pets Have on Our Health
Our pets do more than keep us company - they help make our lives better.For many of us, our pets are valued memb...
Diabetes in Dogs and cats - Signs, Symptoms and Treatment
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Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS) in Dogs
Flat-faced dog breeds are incredibly popular, but many owners are unaware that the same features that make these...

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