Animals First Veterinary Hospital

Animals First Veterinary Hospital is a small-animal practice in Kilcullen offering both routine care and longer-term medical management. Reviews consistently highlight calm handling for nervous or reactive pets, prompt attention when animals are seriously unwell, and compassionate support at end of life. The overall picture is of a practice that combines professional care with a personal approach.

Services

• •Routine veterinary care for small animals, with reviews describing long-term care for dogs and cats over many years.
• •Management of ongoing medical problems, including one owner who says their dog’s diabetes and other health issues improved under the clinic’s care.
• •Care for anxious, reactive, or difficult-to-handle dogs, with repeated examples of the team being patient, kind, and moving at the pet’s pace.
• •Treatment for acute illness, including quick action for a very sick kitten that later recovered.
• •End-of-life and bereavement support, with one family specifically mentioning a condolence card that included paw prints and nose prints after their dog’s passing.

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

Named team members mentioned by clients include Denise (nurse), Susan, and Dr. Aisling. Reviews also repeatedly praise the wider staff and vets for being kind, patient, caring, and understanding with both pets and owners.

Reviews

Animals First Veterinary Hospital has a 4.4-star Google rating from 14 reviews.

• •Several reviews praise the team’s patient handling of nervous or reactive dogs, including taking things slowly and working at the animal’s pace.
• •Owners describe warm, attentive long-term care, including one pet being looked after for nearly 15 years.
• •There are positive examples of both ongoing medical support and quick action in urgent illness, including improvement in a dog with diabetes and recovery of a very sick kitten.
• •A recurring positive theme is the clinic’s compassionate, personal touch, particularly around bereavement; one older review also raises a complaint about the cost of male cat neutering.