Farm Vets in Aberdeenshire

• •Referrals for difficult eye cases, with owners describing thorough examinations and time taken to assess problems. - Clear explanation of options and decision-making, including trying alternatives before proceeding to surgery when appropriate. - Specific procedures and outcomes reported by owners, including enucleation and corneal ulcer debriding with a blood vessel graft, with reports of recovery and improved comfort.

Woodside Veterinary Group is described in reviews as a practice handling routine preventative care (boosters) as well as illness and post-operative follow-up. Owners repeatedly mention being given time to ask questions without feeling rushed, and one review describes getting an appointment “within a couple of hours” for a dog with sore, blistered paws linked to seasonal allergies. Longer-term clients also reference years of continuity of care for multiple dogs, and one owner notes their dog stayed relaxed visiting “even after an op”.

Deveron Veterinary Surgeons describes itself as a small animal practice offering consultations, surgery and treatment, with in‑house diagnostics (lab work, X‑ray and ultrasound) and stated capabilities in soft tissue and orthopaedic surgery. The practice also acts as a veterinary nurse training facility. For emergencies, the website says urgent support is provided during normal opening hours, with out‑of‑hours cases directed to Vets Now (Aberdeen).

• •Purchasing hens is a standout theme; reviewers describe the animals positively and say they’d return for hens again. - Repeat buying of eggs and expanding into other produce (vegetables/fruit and locally produced items) is mentioned by a long-term customer, along with praise for delivery/collection. - Events get detailed, practical praise (e.g., range of crafts/food at a Spring Fair; street food, live music and seating such as hay bales).

Morven Veterinary Practice Ltd is a small practice (no corporate group ownership is stated in the provided information) that, based on client comments, appears set up for day-to-day veterinary care plus fitting in urgent cases when needed. Reviewers repeatedly describe vets taking time to explain what’s going on and talk through options, and one long-term client specifically mentions end-of-life support for their dog, naming “Sophie” for how she handled the final stage. Several reviews also highlight being seen quickly / fitted in straight away and that the experience “feels very personal.”

Glenythan Vet Group Ltd appears to be a multi-branch veterinary practice (the website lists more than one branch) and is also noted in the clinic data as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviewers most often describe it as set up for both urgent problems and longer-running conditions: examples include being asked to bring a dog in quickly for a badly bleeding foot injury, ongoing support for a new epilepsy diagnosis (talking through options and starting medication), and management of complex skin problems including discussion of alternative remedies. A few reviews also mention extra support for anxious dogs, including free socialisation sessions to help a nervous dog tolerate full health checks.

From the latest written reviews available to us, owner experiences are mixed: some describe clear explanations “not in vet talk” and good handling of difficult-to-treat pets (including an ill dog that didn’t like being touched or injected), while others report a situation where a sick puppy wasn’t helped and felt the vet focused on paperwork over treatment. Cost is also a recurring point, with one reviewer giving specific examples of high charges and medication pricing.