Avenue Animal Hospital

I’ve taken our dogs here for the past several years and they do a good job. They’re busy but organized and clarify anything if you have questions. I think it’s a tad pricey but you’re paying for good quality help and they’re accredited. The only thing they couldn’t help me with was when I had a neurological issue with my dog and they had to refer me to a specialist. I also had to put a dog to sleep and they were kind and compassionate during and afterward.

The Crew at Avenue Veterinarian Hospital are by far the best Vet Office in Mt. Juliet. Compassionate to the tenth power. They’ve helped multiple of our feral cats turned domestic. They do checkup calls afterward which is amazing. They’re busy for a reason. No question all our pets go to this gem in our sweet town. Love you all.

Forget the fact that I think their spay and neuters look like butcher-job. Forget the fact that their prices feel drastically higher than other clinics. How about the fact that it appears they don't even do the actual medical work as they claim they do? Today I had to put down my kitten who was spayed here just yesterday. When they released her to me, she was very lethargic, and barely could breathe. Bringing her back in today, it turns out she had a collapsed lung likely due to pneumonia, and likely infection relating to kidney issues. As far as I'm aware, no apparent tests were run that would check for any of this beforehand. Additionally, on discharge, the checkup form they gave me indicated that they had checked her respiratory abilities and found no issue. It appears that they did not check for this on release though, as I suspect they would have noticed something was wrong. Unfortunately as a non-trained professional, it was just assumed to be the reaction from the anesthesia. The kitten's condition and breathing was in the same state from the moment I picked her up to the moment she was put down. To make this more frustrating, the clinic also couldn't keep her there to attempt to save her over the weekend, as they didn't have weekend staff. Instead they recommended to pass her off to an ER location that would cost $3000 a day for a chance of her to make a recovery. In the end the hard decision was made to end her suffering, despite her short life lived. Of course there's really nothing the public can do, as the wonderful animal medical system often feels like a massive hustle for the consumer and leaves you with no legs to stand on. I would not recommend this clinic to anyone. I believe there are much better, and cheaper, options in town.

The most kindest, empathetic, patient and down to earth group of people I’ve ever met at a vet clinic. If I were still a vet tech, this is the ideal clinic. I would’ve loved to worked at. Dr. Erkman is a very knowledgeable and a thorough veterinarian. I would trust any of my animals with her! Her people skills are outstanding and they way she speaks to you is very respectful, rather than at you. HUGE shout out to the techs also! The way they handled my sick baby girl with such love and gentle care was superior! Taylor at the front has the greatest and most understanding voice, a true comfort and vital asset. She has the friendliest smile and helps out you at ease immediately. From the bottom of my heart, thank you AAH

Love love love everyone here! You can tell they all have pets of their own and will love your fur babies as if they were their own. They have saved the day (and probably my cats life more then once). They have always been so kind and polite and easy to work with. Squeezing us in for emergencies. Letting me email pictures of my cats teeth or butt. Checking overnight voicemails and getting back to us right away. Okay maybe that makes me sound a little crazy, but seriously every person we interact with has been awesome. Although Neville, Panda, and Carl don't necessarily love to come in, we love having a place so close that truly cares about the health of our furry family.