Glen Veterinary Clinic

15/06/2026

These three little girls are ready for a fresh start. After having a very scary beginning to life, they are looking for a patient, loving home to call their own.
They are around 8 weeks old now. They are very loving, but will require patience to come out of their shells in a new environment.

PLEASE NOTE: adoptions are done on an appointment only basis, and no kittens will be 'reserved'.

Please contact us on 0123616206 for an appointment to meet or adopt. FACEBOOK MESSAGES WILL NOT BE ANSWERED IN A TIMELY MANNER.

Adoption fees apply 🐾

09/06/2026

Richard Parker, professional survivor and part-time clinic manager.
After being hit by a car and suffering a brachial plexus injury with temporary paralysis of his front leg, he’s now walking again and back to supervising his vet in person. 😊

08/06/2026

This sweet girl was found running down Lynnwood in-between the traffic. Thankfully some kind people tracked her down and brought her in to us.

She unfortunately does not have a microchip.

If she is yours or you know who she may belong to, please contact us on 0123616206. Proof of ownership required.

28/05/2026

HOMED
Not a single enquiry for this silly boy yet!
He doesnt want to have to spend another weekend at the clinic if he could be snuggled up in somebody's lap instead 😞

Adoption fees apply 🐾
Contact on 0123616206 for an appointment to meet or adopt.

25/05/2026

HOMED!
This is Smudge, an 8 week old sweetheart that is now looking for a home ❤️ he is playful, healthy and so so cuddly!

Please contact us on 0123616206 for an appointment to meet or adopt. Please note that our Facebook inbox is not regularly monitored!

Adoption fees apply 🐾 adoptions are on a first come first serve basis. We do not reserve kittens.

14/05/2026

A friendly reminder to our valued clients:

While Dr Bosch and some staff members have made their personal contact numbers available for emergencies and urgent concerns, we kindly ask that routine communication still be directed through the practice via phone or email.

This includes:
• Appointment bookings
• Medication and food orders
• Repeat prescriptions
• General enquiries
• Requests for updates or call-backs

Using the correct communication channels helps us ensure that requests are handled efficiently, medical records remain accurate, and important messages are not overlooked.

It also allows our veterinarian and staff members the opportunity to properly rest and switch off when away from the practice, so that they are able to continue providing the best possible care to both patients and clients during working hours and emergencies.

We sincerely appreciate your understanding, cooperation, and continued support. 🐾

*picture of one of our sweet patients for attention*

20/04/2026

ALL HOMED.
These ADORABLE babies are available for adoption immediately.
Around 7 weeks old, healthy and cant wait to meet their families.

Left - Male
Middle - Female
Right - Male

Please contact Glen Vet clinic to arrange for adoption or to meet them. 0123616206
ADOPTIONS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! First come first serve.
Adoption fees apply 🐾

18/03/2026

Toby and Dezi are still looking for homes! The sweetest brother sister duo ❤️ 🐾

Separate adoptions will be considered but for them to go together is preferred.

Please contact us for details or adoption appointments (0123616206)

Adoption fees apply!

16/03/2026

We are still available for adoption! Please dont make us sit and wait much longer 😞

Contact us on 0123616206 for an appointment or more information.

Adoption fees apply!

A reminder of these three cuties that are looking for their forever homes ❤️

Call on 0123616206 for an appointment to adopt!
Adoption fees apply 🐾

10/03/2026

Your cats comfort and safety are important to us!

Please bring your cat to the clinic in a secure carrier for every visit.

We often see cats arrive in arms, wrapped in towels, or sitting on laps. While it might feel comforting to hold them, the clinic is a completely unfamiliar and stressful environment for cats. New smells, barking dogs, and strangers can quickly trigger panic, even in the calmest pet.
A secure carrier helps by:
• preventing cats from escaping in a stressful environment
• protecting them from dogs and other animals in the waiting room
• reducing fear by giving them a safe, enclosed space
• allowing our team to handle and examine them safely
• preventing injuries to your cat, other pets, and staff
Cats that are carried into the clinic often become frightened and try to jump or run. This puts them at risk of injury and can make an already stressful visit much worse.
Even if your cat is “usually calm” at home, the veterinary clinic is a very different environment.
For your cat’s safety and comfort, carriers are essential.

Thank you for helping us keep your cat safe and your visit as calm as possible.