1. Avro Pet Hospital

0

Vaughan, ON

Cancel

Open app

Search

Avro Pet Hospital

4.8 (4 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

Services - Avro Pet Hospital

Pet physical or wellness exam

Pet vaccinations

Emergency pet hospital

Avro Pet Hospital Photos

You might also consider

Recommended Reviews - Avro Pet Hospital

Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
Yelp app icon
Browse more easily on the app
Review Feed Illustration

14 years ago

Helpful 2
Thanks 0
Love this 1
Oh no 0

15 years ago

Helpful 2
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0
Photo of Jay J.
30
7
0

9 years ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

10 years ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

You might also consider

Verify this business for free

People searched for Veterinarians 2,788 times last month within 15 miles of this business.

Verify this business

Vaughan-Richmond Hill Veterinary Emergency Clinic - Dr. Leslie Burke very experienced and professional

Vaughan-Richmond Hill Veterinary Emergency Clinic

(24 reviews)

Like others, we brought in our cat and this was the only emergency clinic I could find online open…read moreat 11pm on a Tuesday night. Dr. Greenstein was on staff that night, and she was probably the best vet that I've ever visited. She and her staff made our cat as comfortable as possible, and explained what was very likely happening to him. She explained all the options that we could do for our cat, but given his age and history of medical issues (hyperthyroidism amongst others, since we got him as a senior cat), we decided it was time to let him go. She also took the time out to explain everything again when my sister came up from downtown, which is amazing. The clinic itself is extremely clean, and has a very comfortable feel, like a higher end spa. There was no smell of illness like at other places and actually had a lemony/rosemary scent in the air. Their prices were very reasonable, and please note that you do pay an extra fee for the late hours. Although we would all like to do and spend whatever we can for our pets, realistically speaking, we can only do what we can. Although this is a bit more expensive than the regular vet I visit, I will definitely be bringing my other pets here, because they made this difficult time pass much easier with their compassion and professionalism.

We rushed our 14 years old cat to VRH last Saturday as he refused to eat and drink on top of having…read moredifficult peeing. Our cat was previously diagnosed as FIC (Feline Idiopathic Cystitis) at another animal hospital, Dr. Leslie Burke was very experienced and professional, she discovered our beloved cat actually got bladder cancer and oral SCC. Without her, we wouldn't have known and we had been given the wrong direction from the other hospital. We wished we had brought our cat earlier to VRH so that he would be given better care and correct directives. We would highly recommend VRH as the whole team is very patient, helpful and attentive although we waited for 4 hours, but it's worth the waiting. It is an emergency animal hospital, so it is understandable the vet seeing the patients by the triage protocol. By the way, there is plenty of parking at the front.

Apple Creek Animal Hospital

Apple Creek Animal Hospital

(23 reviews)

Buttonville

Nobody ever tells you how important it is to have a vet with great bedside manners until you get…read moreone who doesn't have any. My previous vet near my downtown condo had me looking to switch vets and I landed on Apple Creek. I've dealt with several of their vets here, most recently Dr. Augustine, and they've all been very helpful and listened to my concerns, and responded professionally and appropriately. I originally switched since they have more reasonable prices for feline dental. Unfortunately for one of my cats, her pre-dental bloodwork led the team to conclude that she likely had cancer. They worked tirelessly to get my cat an appt at the OVC in Guelph where they were able to treat her in the short-term and get the final diagnosis. A note that they stopped accepting new clients in December. This doesn't include new pets for pre-existing clients. The staff here speak English, Cantonese, and I believe Mandarin also.

Our vet is Dr. Augustine. He's professional, knowledgeable and takes such good care of our little…read morepup. My dog usually gets really anxious going to the vet but ever since we switched to Dr. Augustine, he's no longer scared of his appointments. That gives me so much comfort. Augustine is very reasonable and I truly believe he has my dogs interest at heart and not his wallet. He takes his time for every appointment. The prices are reasonable here. Marble had gotten tooth extraction here and anal gland expressed.

Animal Emergency Clinic of Durham Region - AEC front door. 
We are located at the rear of the plaza.

Animal Emergency Clinic of Durham Region

(15 reviews)

Do not take your pet here! Prices are extortion. Our dog had a suspected blockage. $2,500 for xray…read moreand overnight stay. Then they said 8-12k on top of that for surgery. We found another vet for 1/3 of the cost and they spoke to this vet, lied and blocked the transfer. Wheb we gave the approval to proceed with the overpriced surgery they did more tests and came up with a new diagnosis. Then they went back to recommending tests and surgery. We took our dog to another vet and didn't tell them where we were going. everything resolved including surgery, 2 night stay and a month of food, for less than 4K. we spent 6k at AEC and all they did was tests. When I raised the issue of blocking the transfer the management refused to consider any wrong doing. this place is owned by Vet strategy who sets their pricing and is impossible to reach. I'm in the process of filing a formal complaint with the college of vets of Ontario

I WOULD GIVE 0 STARS IF I COULD. DO NOT BRING YOUR PET HERE!!! EXTREAMILY…read moreOVERPRICED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I took my cat to Animal Emergency Clinic of Durham last weekend after noticing he seemed unwell. We waited for 3-4 hours to be seen (even though the waiting area was empty), which was frustrating, but we understood that it was an emergency clinic. When we were finally seen, we were quoted $4900 for two nights of treatment (enemas, stomach pumping with laxatives, and IV fluids) or $3600 for one night with the same treatment. We were told that our cat had a condition called mega colon, and that this treatment would help get things moving. We opted for the one-night stay. The vet did call us during the stay and said that they had taken an xray and things looked like they were improving. When we picked him up, he was in significantly worse condition than when we dropped him off. His rear end was covered in feces and had mucous hanging from his mouth and all down his chest. I believe the clinic should have made some attempt to help clean him up as we had a scheduled pick up time. There was no vet available at pick-up to tell us how our cat was doing. Considering the amount of money we had paid, you would think the vet could take a moment to let us know how the cat was doing. To make matters worse, they sent us home with two medications but no pain medication, even though it was clear that our cat was in extreme pain. They told us to take him to our regular vet for further care the following day At our regular vet, we were given two options: surgery (which was not guaranteed to resolve the problem permanently and it would likely return quickly again) or to put him down. We were told the impacted feces were too large to pass through the pelvis. We had two xrays at the emergency clinic and were never told this. We decided to put him down, as it was clear he was suffering. Our cat was only 11 years old, and it was a heartbreaking decision to make. What really frustrates us about this experience is that the emergency vet did not clearly communicate how critical his condition was. We were made to believe that the one night treatment would help him and that we were giving him a chance. The lack of transparency and care is something we will never forget. I want others to be aware of our experience and consider the level of communication and care they expect when trusting their pets to an emergency clinic. I wish this situation had been handled differently, and I am devastated by the loss of our cat.

North Woodbridge Veterinary Hospital - Dr. Steph and Dr. Justin

North Woodbridge Veterinary Hospital

(8 reviews)

Before choosing North Woodbridge Veterinary Hospital I did my research. I contacted 4 different…read moreclinics in the area. Asked tonnes of questions and the primary reason I chose this clinic is for the friendly staff who answered my questions, patiently, friendly and professionally. Today I took my fur baby in for his 2nd set of vaccines. Due to covid restrictions I wasn't allowed in. Before they came to take Odie, I received a call from Dr. Dominic. He was very patient and thorough. He told me exactly what he was going to do. He provided me with options, no pressure to proceed with treatments, just armed me with the information I needed to make the best decision for my family and my fur baby. When his associate came out to retrieve Odie, she was very warm and friendly. He had no issues going with her. After Dr. Dominic examined Odie, I can see his staff playing with Odie, giving him a tour of the clinic getting him familiar. Giving him treats! As Odie was being spoiled, Dr. Dominic called me back and provided me with a complete update! When they brought him to me, he was so happy! I was nervous bringing my little fur baby to the clinic and releasing him on his own but I had no reason at all to be concerned. I believe I made the right decision in chosing North Woodbridge Veterinary Hospital! I am confident that I am going to receive the best care for the newest addtion to our family. Thank you Dr. Dominic and team for a wonderful first experience.

We have recently taken over our puppy from our immediately family who realized they weren't ready…read morefor the commitment to owning a dog and with my dog recently passing I know what's involved with the French Bulldog. My family, before transferring the pup to us, had brought their dog in to try NWVH as the pup has severe allergies and they wanted a second opinion. Atopica, which is a very common allergy medication was what the dog had been using.... The Vet, knowing the dog needs this every day, issued a "repeat" prescription knowing the dog had been taking this, it had been working. Then, both the original owner of the dog and myself called to inform NWVH that I would be taking over the ownership of the dog, we first asked to have all ownership transferred into my name and address.... Which was completed.....I then asked to have the prescription in my name sent to my pet pharmacy so I could arrange for pick up as the dog needed it right away..... the prescription was sent in the original owners name which created a whole bunch of confusion... When I called back and asked for them to send the prescription again, even though they had agreed to send it originally.... Now told me that they would need to see the dog again because it has changed ownership. So, even though the dog was the same dog, the service was paid for and the prescription was issued (just under the wrong owners name so we were unable to pick it up and they were out of the country) and the dog was transferred into another immediate family members name, instead of simply changing the name and resending it, they 100% had to see the dog again, which meant another vet visit with costs involved... makes no sense at all.... It was at this point that I decided enough was enough and asked that all papers please be transferred to another clinic. It was then that we realized as soon as this clinic could potentially be losing as client.... They no longer cared about the dogs best interest... but the fact they weren't going to be making any money on this pup any further... It took 3 calls and the threat to leave a review for them to decide they would give me a "one time" prescription for the dog and that was all they would do.... And said "we are only issuing you a 1 time prescription because you will no longer be a client".... Even though my family had paid full price to obtain the prescription the dog needs in a daily basis. Not only was this just a true lack of professionalism, but demonstrated that this isn't about the customers needs, it's truly about their own.... This combined with the attitude on the phone from their representatives when all I was looking for was answers and a solution... was horrible.... With the amount of money we invest into our animals, this certainly made me feel like I had to do it their way (by keeping the animal with them) or they had no interest at all.... There are many excellent Clinics out there and if distance isn't a factor... go to Caledon Mountain Veterinary Hospital... been using them for years and they will do anything to go out of their way for the customer... North Woodbridge Animal Hospital was an experience I'll never have again... I'll also be filing a complaint with The College Of Veterinarians Of Ontario.

Avro Pet Hospital - vet - Updated October 2026

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...