Peace Avenue Veterinary Clinic is located on Liberty Avenue in Mongkok near all the pet shops. There are plenty of little of veterinary offices nearby, but I chose this one because it offers around the clock care. This is a fully equipped veterinary office. The have 24 hour emergency service, so I feel like if anything serious happens, I can just take my dog, Teddy, to his regular hospital. Most of the veterinarians here have been trained overseas and they have specialists qualified to do emergency surgeries if necessary. This also means that you can get quick in house referrals and see specialists the same day. It's nice to know that when my four legged friend needs some care, there are good qualified doctors available to check him out, and it's a bonus that they speak English. They also have modern equipment to closely monitor your pet's health. The lobby is huge and it's nice because they have space for furry friends to sit next to you, even if found have an oversized lap doggy. I'm not quite sure exactly what other animals they treat besides dogs and cats, but I would trust any of my animals to get quality care at the PAVC. This is the Cadillac of veterinary offices in Hong Kong. read more

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Extremely unprofessional and unethical. The hospital doctors/nurses only care about monetary gain/selling you more and more services over your pet's life. They asked us to do random set of tests even though the root cause of his problem was already known. Then they recommended us to go to a specific general practitioner, even though we needed to a see a neurologist who is our pet's regular doctor (just for some internal politics and extra doctor's individual consultation fees). Eventually when we didn't agree, they handed us over a HKD 5000 bill in 30 mins, for doing our pet's blood test and 15 min doctor's visit. read more

My family brought our dog to Peace Avenue Veterinary Clinic and was seen in the emergency service by the vet, Anthony Hollis. We found his attitude unprofessional. With the nurse being the translator, the family initially talked to him about our dog's health condition in Cantonese. His attitude was dismissive and snobbish. During the consultation (while I was speaking in Cantonese), there were no proper eye contact with the patient family, he was rude and showed no patience to explain our dog's situation. Even when he asked questions about our dog, he was still looking at the computer monitor with his back facing the family. He did not bother to explain our dog's condition and the management plan. Only when I started communicating with him in English, he started showing some decent "bedside manner" towards the patient family, i.e. proper eye contact, toning down his dismissive and snobbish attitude, explaining my dog's condition, and the management plan. Is Peace Avenue Vet Clinic serving only English-speaking owners? Why is there such a stark contrast in attitude and professionalism when I switched from Cantonese to English? Afterall, any owner, whether they speak Cantonese or English or foreign language, should deserve the same standard of service and "bedside manner". Having said that, other specialist vets and nurses are professional, patient and caring in treating our dog. It was our first point of contact of the night shift emergency service was appalling. read more