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Glen Iris Veterinary Hospital & Cattery
2 weeks ago
Glen Iris Veterinary Hospital & Cattery

A very special little guest today 🤍
This baby possum is safe, snuggly and doing so well while waiting to be picked up by her wildlife carer. ... See MoreSee Less

A very special little guest today 🤍 This baby possum is safe, snuggly and doing so well while waiting to be picked up by her wildlife carer.Image attachment
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Glen Iris Veterinary Hospital & Cattery
3 weeks ago
Glen Iris Veterinary Hospital & Cattery

‼️ PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT ‼️
Harry was serving peak cuteness in Cattery today and management has deemed it essential viewing.
Please see attached evidence. 😻😸 ... See MoreSee Less

‼️ PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT ‼️ Harry was serving peak cuteness in Cattery today and management has deemed it essential viewing. Please see attached evidence. 😻😸Image attachment
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Tell me how I’m NOT supposed to steal this beauty. 🥰🥰

Adorable 🥰🥰🥰🥰

Glen Iris Veterinary Hospital & Cattery
3 weeks ago
Glen Iris Veterinary Hospital & Cattery

🐾 Today’s Surgery Spotlight: JPS Surgery 🐾

Today we had a gorgeous puppy in for JPS (Juvenile Pubic Symphysiodesis) surgery 💙

What is JPS?
JPS is a preventative orthopaedic surgery performed in young puppies to help reduce the severity of hip dysplasia later in life.

Why does hip dysplasia happen?
Hip dysplasia occurs when the hip joint doesn’t develop correctly as a puppy grows. This can be influenced by genetics, growth rate, body weight, and joint laxity, and over time it can lead to pain, arthritis, and reduced mobility.

Why do we do JPS?
JPS works by gently altering the way the pelvis grows. By closing a growth plate early, it allows the hip sockets to rotate and better cover the femoral heads as the puppy continues to grow.
👉 This can significantly improve hip stability and reduce the risk of painful arthritis later in life.

The best part?
✔️ It’s minimally invasive
✔️ Puppies usually recover quickly
✔️ It can make a huge difference to long-term comfort and quality of life

Early detection and early intervention are key 🐶✨

Maples procedure went wonderfully and it wasn’t long before she was back in the office getting cuddles from the nurses. 💗 ... See MoreSee Less

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Glen Iris Veterinary Hospital & Cattery
4 weeks ago
Glen Iris Veterinary Hospital & Cattery

🐾 Calling all puppy parents! 🐾
Got a new fluffy family member who’s chewing everything except their toys? 😅
Our Puppy School is the paw-fect place to learn the basics, build confidence, and make new furry friends 🐕💛

Socialisation ✔️
Training ✔️
Cuteness overload ✔️

📞 Call our Client Services team on 9822-4952 to book your pup in today! ... See MoreSee Less

🐾 Calling all puppy parents! 🐾 Got a new fluffy family member who’s chewing everything except their toys? 😅 Our Puppy School is the paw-fect place to learn the basics, build confidence, and make new furry friends 🐕💛 Socialisation ✔️ Training ✔️ Cuteness overload ✔️ 📞 Call our Client Services team on 9822-4952 to book your pup in today!Image attachmentImage attachment+7Image attachment
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Glen Iris Vet Hospital

1408 High St,
Malvern VIC 3144

Monday 8:00am – 7:30pm
Tuesday 8:00am – 7:30pm
Wednesday 8:00am – 7:30pm
Thursday 8:00am – 7:30pm
Friday 8:00am – 7:30pm
Saturday 9:30am – 3:00pm
Sunday Closed