Excellent vet. Paul is a very caring vet and will go out of his way to help whilst keeping the cost…read moredown. We are pedigree kitten and puppy breeders and have been using this particular vet for many years and have always found that Paul explains what is wrong with your animal in a down to earth way and offers several options for care. He doesn't believe in expensive unnecessary tests but of course will offer them if he believes they're needed. His vet nurse Monica is always helpful on the phone or in person. Initially Paul can seem a bit eccentric, but after getting to know him and visa versa he a warm and generous person. Being a breeder of pedigree kittens and puppies we need to have a great vet and Paul definitely fits the bill. THE BELOW IS NOT SO MUCH REVIEW BUT SOME INFO ON HIS CARING NATURE. We had used Paul for a few years but lost track of him when he closed and moved his practice from a nearby suburb. Luckily we came across him again a couple of years later when frantically trying to find a vet open on a Sunday, we had an extremely sickly 2 week old puppy. Even though he wasn't actually open he was there checking on the animals and amazingly answered the phone. Paul got us to come to the surgery straight away so he could attend to the sick puppy and he literally saved the puppies life, and he wasn't even supposed to be working.

I would strongly recommend this vet for your pets. We have a dog and we've taken him to other vets…read morebut I felt they've only just tried to make us buy the more expensive medicines or treatments. Here, however, I felt that the vet in charge, a nice man named Paul, really does care for each animal. He didn't try to get us to buy anything expensive but rather told us what was available and the cheaper brands he thought worked well. My cousin who also has a dog lives in Indooroopilly has made this her go to vet because she loves the attention. The office is not at all flashy and the consultation room is simplistic so you might not think much of it but the service is impeccable. When compared to other vets out there this one is quite affordable. The flea shot for our dog cost around $30 less than another vet we had originally gone to. What's also great about this place is that you can call Paul and he'll answer your questions (with patience) and give advice. He also follows up to make sure everything is fine, which is great for any doubts or uncertainties you may have. I think this is a great place that really looks out for your pets.

My cat is a scrappy little thing. He refuses to stay indoors at night, preferring instead to roam…read morethe neighborhood getting into mischief. On one occasion he got into a dust-up with a feline foe and after a couple of days of limping around tragically we bit the (financial) bullet and took him into Grange Vet Surgery for a look- over. The girl on reception was great to deal with when booking and on arrival, and the vet we saw is brilliant- my Max fell in love with her. I wish I could remember her name to recommend her. Thankfully his injuries were nothing to be concerned about and after a quick antibiotic injection and a (very reasonably priced, thankfully) payment we were on our way. I'll definitely bring him back next time he decides to have a biff, but I hope it's not for a while.

Friendly service but a little pricey…read more My silly bird (that I'd only had for a few weeks) broke a feather and started bleeding all over the place. He was still chirping but I was freaking out! I hurriedly booked in after checking that they look after birds (via their website). When I arrived I was informed they rarely see birds, but recommended a great vet practice that did (The Bird Vet, Chermside) - but they also did a quick 5 minute check on my squealing cockatiel and assured me he'll live after finding he just split a blood feather. I was reassured and happy, and a little surpised that a simple quick consult was $40 worth. Would certainly take a dog or cat there if I had them. (I can't, the cat would eat the bird and the dog would eat the cat!)

It is a sad state of affairs when your dog gets a spa day and you don't. *folds arms and stomps…read morefeet*. Yet, off the four-legged member of our house went this morning to Auchenflower Vet for his grooming session with the other half of this dynamic duo, Gary. The process is as simple as dropping your pet in on your way to work and wait for them to call and say they've finished. We were able to pick up our fur-monster just after lunch. For $38.50 he was washed, clipped, and nails tended to (no, there was no nail painting). He's come home sans novelty bows in hair (thank goodness) and I'm yet to see any other dog actually be excited to walk into their vet. A day of adventure for your pet, and a day of dog-free activity for you (seriously, have you tried vaccumming with a puppy around!?!)

All of my fur kids love going to the Auchenflower Vet Surgery to see Dr Sally and Gary. Have been…read moreseeing them for nearly 20 years - excellent care, professional service, friendly and super clean environment, state of the art equipment - I know all of my fur kids are in the best hands when they are with Dr Sally and Gary!! Thank you so much!!

We went here because we had tried all the other vets in the centenary area and heard this one might…read morebe a winner. Our dog Budhi (Japanese Spitz) had just come to live with us (we adopted her at 1.5 years old) and she had started throwing up her food every morning. Being a bit worried, and the consult fee here is pretty comparative $55-$59 we thought we'd give them a try. Dr Antje Costanzo saw our dog and was very good at telling us what to do, how to fast and other options to make her feel better. I also wanted to know a bit more about Advantix verses the Advocate that I had been using because they didn't cover worming... and Andrew at the counter was very good at pointing me in the right direction. We left feeling pretty good about our visit. Having said that, we usually feel pretty good about vets when we leave unless we're going there to put a dog down. What really blew us away was the follow up call 2 days later from Antje herself asking us how we were going and if everything was okay. And if there was anything please let her know... we had never received a follow up call from a vet before nor our own pet folder. So this definetely impressed us and we will definetely be back.

Deciding on a good vet can be confusing. I decided on Monier Vet because it's right next to a big…read moreWoolies I go to and I am so glad I did. I couldn't of made a better choice! Every time we walk in, my puppy Churro and I are happily greeted by the staff. Churro particularly likes Andrew (the cool guy at reception) and whenever they see each other at the vet, my pup does a little pee because of all the excitement. The staff are so friendly and helpful. They always play with Churro while we wait for our appointment and love to exchange tips and share stories about other pets they've met. Dr Lucilla Pratt is Churro's vet. She is very patient with my impatient puppy who squirms- a lot! On the first visit we had, Churro was so anxious and seemed scared, Dr Lucilla gave him a dried pigs ear treat for him to teethe on- after that, they became best of friends. Dr Lucilla is always happy answer all the questions I have and even writes little notes to help me. After every check up, Churro is guaranteed cuddles and playtime with Dr Lucilla, which is just so heart warming to see. It's great to go to a vet who seem to love and care about your pet as much as you do. They have a lot of goodies in stock for your pet and great products. Andrew at reception is very helpful, if you're stuck with any questions I'm sure he'd be happy to help.

Mike and the team at centenary vets have always been helpful and forthcoming with information and…read moreadvice about our pets. They have desexed one of our dogs and were thorough and regular in communication and checkups. Recently we purchased two new kittens who were having trouble settling in and vomiting, I'd done my research and was concerned so I booked them in to be checked. it was great to have my thoughts confirmed and the advice for dehydration and good food management. They have bounced back overnight and I am so glad I had them checked to ensure they were healthy. Great team, always friendly and helpful. They even have dog washes on site, and a real character of a clinic cat.

Central New Farm Veterinary Surgery is an excellent place to take your poorly pets…read more My poor baby, Miss Lola, broke her leg when she was just four months old. Being a first-time owner, I naturally freaked out beyond belief but the extremely calm and professional staff put me at ease. Their level of care is superb - they really look after the pets AND the owners, which is very important. A great vet to take your beloved furry friends to, whether it's for emergencies or routine vaccinations.

Ashgrove Avenue Vet is pretty decent. The vets themselves are nice (though the counter staff tend…read moreto 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.

Having a pet that's been sick can be a bit of an ordeal. When we lived in Ashgrove our little cat…read moreAshie 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.

The vets and staff here are really friendly and have helped us out many a time when our pets have…read morehad an ailment. The prices aren't drastically cheaper than anywhere else around but they're pretty good. I couldn't afford to take my pregnant dog to the vet for delivery of thr pups, nor did I want to, but the vet I saw at the check-up was excellent and gave me reams of printed material about what to expect and how it all should go. It all went really well, thankfully, but it was comforting to know that the WMVH was only a call away.

We have taken our dogs to the Wynnum Manly Veterinary Hospital for a while now but not any more. I…read moream fed up with being charged for two full consultations when we bring our 2 x Staffies in at the same time for their yearly needles. This morning's appointment for their annual injections cost us $392.60. I understand the vaccinations are expensive but they charged us $144.00 for the 15min consultation - $72.00 per dog. The staff are nice - even though I have never seen the same staff member twice, but their prices are a rip off. We will take our business elsewhere.