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.

Vets are professional and good with our german shepherd. They saw us for free mini-checkins after…read moresurgery (check wound healing ok) and other illness (check temperature etc). They don't have supervised care at night if our dog is sick but they worked well between looking after our dog in the day, and letting us take him to the hospital at night. They are really honest about what not to worry about and when we shouldn't take him home. They do try a little upsell on products but not super pressure.

I put my cat in for boarding for 3 1/2 weeks while I went overseas on holiday last July…read more The staff were fantastic in sending me regular photos of her. My cat seemed very happy when I picked her up. I had peace of mind to leave her for boarding because I could trust the vets and the nurses to feed her regularly and look after her emotionally and physically. The surgery is in such a convenient location , just off Milton Road, Toowong. I would board my cat there again.

Would absolutely recommend Toowong Family Vet for puppy school, de-sexing and all round pet care…read more The team are caring, cheerful and always willing to go the extra mile. We couldn't be happier to have them as our local vet.

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.

Our furball came to be ours via Springfield Vets and their Groodles Australia project. After such a…read moreseamless process when we bought him 8 months ago and in need of a vet that understands Groodles, it was back to this vet, for a second opinion on an ongoing ear issue. Their team are friendly, personable and nothing is too much trouble to explain. They'll explain each thing step by step. Case in point? Upon picking up the furball after a small ear procedure we were shown a video of their discovery journey down his ears. They've been consummate professionals and their actions have been backed up my markedly improved results in the pup's health.

The team at both the clinic and the hospital have taken exceptional care of my Rottweiler, Theia,…read morefor the past 5 years. Through regular check ups or her numerous surgeries, our dog is always keen to visit the vet and the staff. We feel as though we are a part of the family and we look forward to our continuing relationship with them.

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.

Stay away!!!!!! I…read morestrongly advise pet owners to read multiple reviews and do thorough research before bringing their animals to this clinic. Based on my experience, I believe this vet prioritises profit over proper diagnosis and animal care. I took my dog in for a concerning lump, expecting a thorough examination. To my shock, no physical examination of the wound was performed, the vet did not palpate, clean, or treat the area. The only test done was an X-ray, supposedly to check for possible spread of said "cancer." I was told, based purely on visual observation, that my dog likely had either Hemangiosarcoma (a type of blood or skin cancer) or a Mast Cell Tumor, both serious and terrifying possibilities. However, cancer in dogs cannot be definitively diagnosed just by looking. A proper diagnosis requires diagnostic testing such as aspiration, biopsy, or cytology, none of which were offered or performed, Before the vet told me this is what my dog had!!!! Despite the lack of appropriate testing or examination, I was pushed toward expensive next steps, which felt more like a sales pitch than a treatment plan. The approach left me deeply concerned about the clinic's priorities and standards of care. Due to these concerns, I have reported the incident to the Veterinary Surgeons Board of Queensland & office of fair trading for review, citing neglect of basic veterinary practice and failure to provide a standard level of care. Please be cautious and seek a second opinion if you have any doubts. Our pets deserve better!!!!!! They will obviously try hard to defend themselves.

Great service as per normal, first time we have seen a vet other than Dr David and I wouldn't…read morehesitate to see Dr Lauren again. The care shown towards my dog