Mark and Sue looked after my Maggie's needs from day one for 13 years. Maggie enjoyed her visits and her care was exceptional. Thank you so much Mark and Sue, the support team Sandy, Renee and rest of the team for your wonderful support over the years. A special "Thank You" to Mark for being there for Maggie on her last day 24 April 2017. Read Less

Had an emergency with my Labrador and had never been here before, yet they managed to fit me in that very afternoon! They provided my dog with such amazing care and it was very reasonably priced. They explained everything to me so well that I've decided to make them my vet from now on! Can't thank you guys enough for the amazing serviceRead Less

Fine if you're just after a diagnosis, but there was absolutely no care. The vet didn't introduce herself to me (or say 'how's your day been?', etc.) so I left without knowing her name. Not one smile given, or pat of my dog. Whilst I left knowing what was wrong with my dog, I didn't feel any warmth or care. Will not be coming back. Read Less

Fine if you're just after a diagnosis, but there was absolutely no care. The vet didn't introduce herself to me (or say 'how's your day been?', etc.) so I left without knowing her name. Not one smile given, or pat of my dog. Whilst I left knowing what was wrong with my dog, I didn't feel any warmth or care. Will not be coming back. Read Less

I have been coming to the clinic for over 10 years with my dogs. Recently in July had to make the heartbreaking decision to put one of my dogs down. Trinity (vet) supported me leading up to making this decision and ALL of the team were very caring when I finally did do it. Bob is still very much missed by my family. Now have a new generation of pets - Mimi and her kittens to be cared for. Read Less

We recently had to make the heartbreaking decision to put our special little Kelpie "Molly" to rest as she was very ill. We were given honest information in a compassionate way and I think the professionalism of everyone at the clinic helped us come to terms with the decision. Something that is often forgotten in those cases is the impact that it has on the vet and nursing staff, they too were affected but were impeccable. We send our sincere thanks for the genuine support shown to us and are grateful there are very special people out there who choose to take on the job of looking after all our animal family members at a time when we all need some help. We also look forward to the day when we can introduce them to a new puppy. Though that may be a little while yet. Many thanks. Read Less

I think these guys are a fabulous practice and all the vets have always given excellent service. I'd give them five stars of it weren't for one thing. I'm unhappy about their new policy of not being allowed to write prescriptions. As a pharmacist I've always had vets write me scripts for general antibiotics. I happily pay for their consultations and skills but would like to be allowed to choose where I purchase medication from. Read Less

Having a pet that's been sick can be a bit of an ordeal. When we lived in Ashgrove our little cat Ashie had to visit the vets a couple of times and each time we went to the Ashgrove Veterinary clinic the staff were always helpful and caring.If I had a question and was at home they were always obliged to help best they could answers any questions over the phone. In comparison to other clinics they are a bit more expensive but their love and concern for animal health is second to none. Read Less

Ashgrove Avenue Vet is pretty decent. The vets themselves are nice (though the counter staff tend to be a quieter crew) and you always leave your appointment feeling like you've accomplished your goal. And if the issue is a small one, chances are you have. If it's not, chances are major pet issues will cost you, both here or somewhere else. The sort-of-family-dog Bubbles, currently chasing possums on a full-time basis at my abode, has been through a string of issues relating to a knee joint displacement issue. We had one leg operated on at Ashgrove Vet after a series of appointments at the same place. The surgery seemed to be fairly successful in that the dog was no longer hopping about. Unfortunately, two years later, Bubbles is still refusing to use the leg that was operated on except when strictly necessary, and will not use it when urinating. (This is not the fault of the surgeon or the vet, but of the spread inherent in Bubbles' condition.) Her second leg succumbed to the same condition, as we were warned it likely would. As the leg has worsened and vet visits ramped up, the clinic recently took an x-ray of the leg to look for issues. Except they x-rayed the wrong leg. With the communication issue out of the way, Bubbles is now recovering from her second surgery on her other leg. A few days have passed and her health has soared.Ashgrove Avenue Vet is perfect for people with fairly healthy dogs who just need check-ups. If your dog is bothered by a more major or long-term affliction, get ready to save. It'll cost you. Read Less