Avondale Veterinary

Avondale Veterinary provides care for both small animals and large animals (as stated on its website). Recent reviews most often describe routine surgery (neutering), urgent same-day treatment for injuries, and end‑of‑life care, including practical accommodations such as allowing a dog to be put to sleep in the owner’s car when the pet was anxious in the building. The practice type (independent vs part of a corporate group) isn’t stated in the information provided.

Services

Based on the website summary and the latest written reviews available

• •Small animal care, including cat neutering (kittens specifically mentioned).
• •Large animal care (described on the website as covering large and small animals).
• •Urgent injury/illness appointments (a cat treated “last minute” after a fight; a dog treated and sent home to recover).
• •Euthanasia / end-of-life care, including accommodating a pet staying in the car for the procedure when the pet was distressed by the clinic environment.
• •Follow-up/aftercare gestures after euthanasia (a condolence card and “forget‑me‑not” seeds mentioned).

People

No individual vets or nurses are named in the provided information. Across reviews, owners describe the team as

• •Helpful around procedures, with kittens receiving neutering care that an owner described as “second to none.”
• •Accommodating with anxious pets, including arranging euthanasia in the owner’s car so the dog felt safer.
• •Supportive after bereavement, with staff sending a card and “forget‑me‑not” seeds after a pet was put to sleep.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 324 reviews.

• •Surgery and routine procedures: neutering for kittens is specifically mentioned, with staff described as very helpful.
• •Handling urgent problems quickly: an injured cat seen last minute after a fight; owners emphasize relief at getting prompt care.
• •End-of-life care and compassion: multiple reviews mention euthanasia and the effort made to keep pets comfortable (including doing the procedure in a car for a nervous dog), plus a condolence card and seeds afterwards.
• •General experience: owners frequently describe the service as friendly and professional, often paired with examples of animals being well cared for during difficult visits.