Allpaws Veterinary Clinic

Allpaws Veterinary Clinic describes itself as an independent, family-run practice for family pets. Based on its own service list and recent reviews, it appears set up for both routine care (like vaccinations and neutering) and more complex surgery/orthopaedics (including “fixing broken bones,” “complicated joint surgeries,” and a BOAS surgery mentioned by an owner). Recent reviewers repeatedly describe specific staff members (Tim, Liz, Dr. Danniell) handling nervous animals calmly, answering questions in detail, and providing support in end‑of‑life situations (including a memorial card).

Services

From the clinic website summary and latest reviews, services mentioned include

• •Vaccinations
• •Microchipping
• •Neutering/spaying (spay specifically mentioned in a review)
• •Parasite treatments (flea/worming treatments)
• •Pet food sales
• •Orthopaedic/trauma care: “fixing broken bones”
• •Surgery for complex cases: “complicated joint surgeries”
• •BOAS surgery (owner review mentions this procedure)
• •Palliative/end‑of‑life care (described as provided during an emergency visit)

Species explicitly mentioned on the website: dogs, cats, rabbits.

People

• •Tim: Mentioned by multiple owners for consultations and problem-solving. One owner said Tim “finally” provided answers after “3 incorrect diagnosis with other vets,” and that questions were answered “in great detail.” Another reviewer mentions bringing two dogs in “with Tim” and being “very happy with everything.”
• •Liz: Mentioned for both surgical and end‑of‑life support. One owner said Liz provided palliative care “in his last moments” and made a memorial card. Another mentioned Liz and the team “got Luna sorted” and that a spay “went so good.”
• •Dr. Danniell: Mentioned for handling a dog that “won’t let strangers touch her,” with the owner noting their dog was “so calm” during the visit.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9 stars from 224 reviews.

• •Handling anxious/nervous pets: One owner said their dog doesn’t trust people and won’t allow handling, but Dr. Danniell kept her calm.
• •Clear explanations and thorough consults: A BOAS-surgery owner described a “full consultation” with questions answered “in great detail,” and credited Tim with resolving prior misdiagnoses from other clinics.
• •Support in emergencies and end-of-life: An owner described coming in as an emergency and receiving palliative care and a memorial card from Liz.
• •Surgery experiences reported positively: A spay and BOAS surgery are both specifically mentioned as going well.
• •Service from first contact: One owner highlighted “care and service from the second they answered the phone.”