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Killarney Animal Hospital is a veterinary care, located at 2649 E 49th Ave, Vancouver, BC V5S 1J9, Canada. They can be contacted via phone at +1 604-433-5500, visit their website killarneyvets.com for more detailed information.

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2649 E 49th Ave, Vancouver, BC V5S 1J9
Added by Jopie, at 12 August 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Tuesday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Wednesday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Thursday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Friday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Saturday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Sunday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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10 Reviews

  • Dee
    21 September 2017

    Front desk staff are great. Female vet was way better than the male vet.

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  • Mark Rocchio
    05 September 2017

    Nothing but good experiences even during sad times. Vets are professional and thoughtful

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  • Gee Geronimo
    26 August 2017

    I've had mixed experiences with this place.

    1. I had a cat who was vomiting for no apparent reason. They kept him over the weekend for observation but the doctor was not in when I dropped him off so I was told to call back later that day for a diagnosis. I did and was told "I don't know". Called again and again over the course of the weekend and each time was told "I don't know". Picked him up the following Monday and he was fine, but being told "I don't know", no matter how politely, is really unhelpful and does nothing to ease a pet owner's stress.

    2. Brought a kitten in for a spay and they glued the incision so unevenly that the kitten's nipples were misaligned. Now, I know this is purely aesthetic. The whole point of the spay is so that the kitten will never have a use for her nipples. And once the fur grows back it all covers it anyway. But I think it says something about how little care or thought the doctor put into the job.

    3. A kitten suddenly had a swollen eye and runny nose. Was told by this vet that she had a chest infection. She was given eye cream and some oral meds. She suffered and only got worse over the course of a week. Brought her to another vet, was given a different diagnosis and medication, and was immediately better.

    4. This was a very positive experience. My kitten had an accident with her collar and I brought her in bloodied, face swollen and scratched up. I was overtly upset coming in and the vet assistant was very sympathetic and did a good job ensuring me my kitten was going to be ok. Picked her up at the end of the day and she was cleaned and seemed happy. Also paid a much lower fee than I expected given the condition she was in and the meds she needed for her swollen face.

    5. I've been in many times for regular check ups and every time my cats are handled gently, all questions answered, and all concerns addressed. This clinic charges much less for shots and check ups than other clinics I've been to.

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  • Johnny Andrews
    30 July 2017

    Can't say enough good things about this clinic. My cat has kidney disease she is 13 years old and I took her to island vet to diagnose the problem, cost me 700 for x-ray blood work etc. To treat my cat from 845 to 630 the next day I was quoted 600$and then transfer her to 24 hr facility for up to 1000$ for 24hrs. Killarney quoted me 691 for 3 days of a kidney flush, included food antibiotics etc everything for this service. I picked my cat up today I had to buy some more kidney medicine for future use but they didn't charge me one cent more than what they quoted. Great experience if it wasn't for here I'd have put my cat down. She responded great to the treatment.

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  • Kar J
    16 June 2017

    Our dog Buster had tumor the sized of a tennis ball.

    After a debating it for awhile we finally decided to get the tumor removed, as we saw he was in pain.

    We went to a Richmond Vet and considering our dogs age (10), they billed us @ 2200 and told us there was no guarantee of the success of his surgery because of his age. A friend recommended us to here.

    In the end they charged us 800$ and Buster is doing well now.

    Would definitely recommend.

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  • Maggie + Chris
    02 April 2017

    Really great vets here. We've probably been to the most of the vets in Vancouver, but these guys have are a pleasant surprise. They don't overcharge for unnecessary procedures, which is a big pro. Good front desk team too.

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  • Jack Yang
    02 January 2017

    been bringing my dog here for about 2 years now, the staff was very helpful and they take great care of my dog also the prices are reasonable.

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  • Lexy Howe
    15 November 2016

    I have always had a great experience here. They remember my dog by his first name and have been happy to answer any questions I've had, and treat my shy little guy with great care. They are reliable and fast with filling prescriptions as well. 👍

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  • Julie Hansen
    02 November 2016

    Buyer beware. Cats do not need to be medicated to the point of complete loss of muscle control in order to trim nails. I was traumatized with both the bill and seeing my cat in a state where she was like dead.

    My cat is beside herself terrified here. Why? They have no ability to soothe a stressed animal. They have traumatized her here. She starts freaking when she smells the office.

    She doesn't do that at Vancouver Pet Hospital. We both like it there. They use the least amount of restraint, eg a towel or just put her on her side to trim her nails. They also groom pets. And have all vet services with caring attentive pet friendly vets and personnel.

    (Cheaper can actually mean more expensive.)

    She was so scared at Killarney that they actually had me come in the back to try and get her from their kennel to mine. I couldn't even handle her in that state. What did they do to her?

    Multiple bad experiences. Won't ever return.

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  • Patricia Celan
    19 August 2016

    Oh my God AVOID! Cat went there to get neutered Developed diarrhea and ear mites shortly after returning home. Our cat had no other way to contract these 2 infections (100% indoor cat, no sick contacts in our home). Apparently this place is very unclean and they let the animals mix together in the back. Why the hell would you let animals interact at a vet? They're obviously SICK if they're there and should be separated so they don't spread contagious illnesses!!!

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