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From routine check-ups to emergency care, choosing the right vet clinic is essential for your pet's health.

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Find Brisbane Vet Clinics by Suburb

We have compiled 32 vet clinics across Brisbane with addresses and service information for reference. We recommend calling ahead to book an appointment.

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Veterinary clinic information on this page is compiled from publicly available sources: Greencross Vets official website (greencrossvets.com.au), Yellow Pages Australia business directory, the Veterinary Surgeons Board of Queensland register, and individual clinic websites.

Last updated: September 2026. Clinic addresses, hours and services may change without notice — please contact the clinic directly before visiting. This website does not provide medical advice. For emergencies, contact Animal Emergency Service.

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How to Choose a Vet

How often should my pet have a check-up?+
Adult healthy pets should have an annual check-up. Pets over 7 years should visit every 6 months to catch chronic conditions early. Puppies and kittens need multiple visits according to their vaccination schedule.
When should I go to an emergency vet?+
Seek immediate care for: difficulty breathing, persistent vomiting or diarrhoea over 12 hours, seizures, inability to stand, ingestion of toxic substances (chocolate, grapes, lilies, etc.), severe bleeding, eye injuries, or abdominal bloating.
Can I just go to the vet when needed?+
It is recommended to build an ongoing relationship with a vet. Regular visits help your vet understand your pet's health baseline, leading to faster diagnosis when problems arise. Preventive care also costs far less than treating advanced illness.
How much does a vet visit cost in Australia?+
A standard consultation costs around $60–$90, vaccinations $50–$80 each, desexing $300–$600. Emergency visits usually start at $200, and complex surgery can reach thousands of dollars. This is where pet insurance adds value.
How do I find a 24-hour emergency vet?+
Brisbane's main 24-hour emergency hospitals are Animal Emergency Service (Moorooka) and their other locations. We recommend finding your nearest emergency clinic in advance and saving the address in your phone.

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Disclaimer: The information on this website is for general reference only and does not constitute professional veterinary, legal or purchasing advice. For decisions about pet healthcare, insurance or grooming, please consult licensed veterinarians, licensed insurance advisors and professional service providers. Listed businesses and addresses are compiled from public information and community reviews and may change over time — please verify before use. We accept no liability for any loss arising from the use of information on this site.