Dr John Ley

John grew up just around the corner in Brighton, and joined Moorabbin Veterinary Hospital in 2005. John has extensive experience in surgery and ultrasonography. However, his passion is orthopedic surgery, particularly cruciate surgery in dogs.

"The best thing is seeing them go home wagging their tail while their owners smile from ear to ear"

John enjoys walking the sunny streets with his lovely wife and family, along with Cookie and Charlton (Brittany Spaniels).  John is a Magpie footy fanatic and loves his tennis, surfing, and bay swims with his brothers and sisters.  He has a great aquarium full of Australian Rainbows, and the house is ruled by Dora the cat (of course).

John is a director of the Moorabbin Veterinary Hospital.

Ilan
Ilan
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The staff and Dr John Ley were beyond amazing and professional. We had an emergency with our new 9 week old puppy and were seen to right away without an appointment. Highly highly recommend this place.

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(University of Sydney 1991, MANZCVS Small Animal Surgery Chapter 1998)

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Wildlife & H5 Bird Flu – Important Information

We continue to provide care for injured wildlife, including wild birds. However, due to the detection of H5 bird flu in Victoria, please call us before bringing any wild bird to the clinic. Our team will assess the situation and advise you on the safest next steps.

If you find multiple sick or dead birds, or a bird showing unusual neurological or respiratory signs, please avoid contact with the bird and contact the Emergency Animal Disease Hotline on 1800 675 888.

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Do not handle dead birds.

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