Dunnydeer Veterinary Group

Dunnydeer Veterinary Group describes itself as an independent practice offering care for small animals, farm animals and equines. The website states it provides 24-hour emergency cover by its own vets for small animals and equines.

In the latest reviews, owners most often talk about supportive end-of-life care (including a vet travelling out in severe weather to help with euthanasia) and thoughtful follow-up (a condolence card sent after a pet was put to sleep). Other concrete examples mentioned include a dental appointment arranged shortly after registration for a senior cat with mouth/tooth pain, and low-stress “get used to the vets” visits where a nurse did a check-over “without any unpleasant things.”

Services

Based on the website summary and the written reviews available

• •Small animal veterinary care (dogs and cats explicitly mentioned in reviews).
• •Farm animal services (stated on the website).
• •Equine services for horses, ponies and donkeys (stated on the website).
• •24-hour emergency cover provided by their own vets for small animals and equines (stated on the website).
• •Dentistry: a cat was assessed for dental/mouth pain and then booked in for a dental appointment (review).
• •End-of-life care/euthanasia: multiple owners describe vets attending and handling euthanasia with respect (reviews).
• •Nurse-led visits for anxious/new pets: one review describes bringing a puppy in to build positive vet experiences, with a nurse check-over (review).

People

• •Anna (vet; role implied by attending a case): praised for travelling out in severe snow and providing respectful euthanasia care when a dog had to be put to sleep (review).
• •Rebecca (vet; role implied by attending euthanasia): repeatedly mentioned for making the family feel comfortable during euthanasia, treating the dog with “respect and care,” and sending a condolence card afterwards (review).
• •A nurse (name not given): described doing a gentle check-over for a puppy as part of getting the dog comfortable with vet visits, specifically “without any unpleasant things” (review).

Reviews

4.8 stars from 106 reviews. The comments available are heavily weighted toward positive experiences with routine care and emotionally difficult visits.

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• •End-of-life support is a standout theme: owners mention vets attending euthanasia visits, handling pets “with respect,” and helping families feel comfortable during the process.
• •Thoughtful follow-up: one owner reports receiving a condolence card from the vet team after their loss.
• •Practical access to treatment: one owner says their senior cat with tooth/mouth pain was seen and booked for dental treatment within days of registering.
• •Handling nervous or young pets: a puppy “settling in” visit is described, with a nurse check-over designed to avoid negative experiences.
• •Friendly, patient interactions: multiple reviews specifically mention staff being patient and kind with dogs on early visits.