Auburn Veterinary Hospital

Auburn Veterinary Hospital is a general veterinary clinic that owners describe using over many years, including complex cases and ongoing care for multiple pets. Reviews specifically mention major surgery (including two surgeries in roughly two weeks for extensive internal haemorrhage in a young dog), supportive end‑of‑life care (being given time to say goodbyes), and aftercare that “went above expectations.” Several reviewers also note the clinic treats a mix of animals, including dogs, cats, and pygmy goats.

Services

Services and capabilities mentioned in the available information include

• •Surgery, including repeat surgery in a short period for internal haemorrhage (as described by an owner whose dog survived and later reached 16 years old).
• •General care for senior pets, with multiple mentions of cats and dogs being cared for “down the years,” including 16‑year‑old pets.
• •End‑of‑life support, with staff described as kind and allowing owners time to say goodbye.
• •Care for non-traditional pets/farm-type animals, specifically pygmy goats (owner report).
• •Aftercare/follow-up support, described as exceeding expectations by one reviewer.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 300 reviews. “”

• •Long-term trust and repeat use: multiple owners describe using the clinic for many years/decades and across several pets.
• •Handling of serious medical/surgical cases: one detailed account credits the team with saving a puppy through two surgeries for extensive internal bleeding.
• •Support during euthanasia and loss: an owner mentions staff kindness and being allowed time for goodbyes.
• •Aftercare noted as a differentiator: one reviewer says aftercare “went above our expectations.”
• •Some recent ratings have no written detail: the latest 4‑star reviews shown don’t include text, so the reasons for those ratings aren’t clear.
• •Conflicting signal in one review entry: one item is marked 1 star but the written text is strongly positive, so the score and comment don’t align.