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The Golf Veterinary Practice
Montrose
Our Score (77/100)
The Golf Veterinary Practice describes itself as an independent practice that covers domestic pets including dogs, cats, rabbits, small rodents, and reptiles. Its website content highlights preventative-care topics (vaccinations, microchipping, parasite control, dental health, obesity) across species, and it lists an emergency service. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention clear advice and information, long-term continuity with specific vets (including James/Jim Scoular), and examples of being fitted in on short notice; there is also one account describing a rude, abrupt consultation with a female vet.
The Golf Veterinary Practice describes itself as an independent practice that covers domestic pets including dogs, cats, rabbits, small rodents, and reptiles. Its website content highlights preventative-care topics (vaccinations, microchipping, parasite control, dental health, obesity) across species, and it lists an emergency service. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention clear advice and information, long-term continuity with specific vets (including James/Jim Scoular), and examples of being fitted in on short notice; there is also one account describing a rude, abrupt consultation with a female vet.
Wallace Vets
Carnoustie
Our Score (75/100)
Wallace Vets is a multi-site veterinary practice (Wallace Vets) that, based on the available information, handles routine care alongside ongoing medical treatment and urgent, same-day problems. Reviews describe straightforward appointment access for an acute issue (a dog with a snapped nail), vaccination consultations where a vet “took time to discuss” concerns before proceeding, and longer-term case management (a cat diagnosed with FIP) with owners saying questions were answered “honestly.” The clinic is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility and as providing emergency veterinary services.
Wallace Vets is a multi-site veterinary practice (Wallace Vets) that, based on the available information, handles routine care alongside ongoing medical treatment and urgent, same-day problems. Reviews describe straightforward appointment access for an acute issue (a dog with a snapped nail), vaccination consultations where a vet “took time to discuss” concerns before proceeding, and longer-term case management (a cat diagnosed with FIP) with owners saying questions were answered “honestly.” The clinic is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility and as providing emergency veterinary services.
Jollyes appears to operate primarily as a pet retail store (rather than a veterinary clinic), with a website note directing emergencies outside store opening hours to an out‑of‑hours provider. From the information available, it’s set up for everyday pet supplies across multiple species (dogs, cats, birds, small pets, reptiles and fish), with reviews highlighting a large, clean, well-laid-out shop and staff advice on products (including puppy nutrition). Practical, pet-owner details mentioned include dogs being allowed in-store and water available at the entrance; multiple reviews also note occasional stock gaps and a specific complaint about unclear pricing/offer changes at the till.
Jollyes appears to operate primarily as a pet retail store (rather than a veterinary clinic), with a website note directing emergencies outside store opening hours to an out‑of‑hours provider. From the information available, it’s set up for everyday pet supplies across multiple species (dogs, cats, birds, small pets, reptiles and fish), with reviews highlighting a large, clean, well-laid-out shop and staff advice on products (including puppy nutrition). Practical, pet-owner details mentioned include dogs being allowed in-store and water available at the entrance; multiple reviews also note occasional stock gaps and a specific complaint about unclear pricing/offer changes at the till.
Tay Veterinary Centre
Dundee
Our Score (75/100)
Tay Veterinary Centre describes itself as a family-run independent practice with over 50 years of providing care, and it is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the clinic’s own information and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine preventative care (consultations, vaccinations) as well as diagnostics and procedures (including in-house lab work, surgery and dental). Recent owner feedback is mixed: several reviews mention long-term use and trust in specific vets (especially Olga) and comment on the clinic being clean and well laid out. A smaller number of reviews raise serious concerns about the accuracy of written reports for insurance, charges, and how nervous or reactive dogs are managed in the waiting area (including dogs approaching other dogs).
Tay Veterinary Centre describes itself as a family-run independent practice with over 50 years of providing care, and it is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the clinic’s own information and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine preventative care (consultations, vaccinations) as well as diagnostics and procedures (including in-house lab work, surgery and dental). Recent owner feedback is mixed: several reviews mention long-term use and trust in specific vets (especially Olga) and comment on the clinic being clean and well laid out. A smaller number of reviews raise serious concerns about the accuracy of written reports for insurance, charges, and how nervous or reactive dogs are managed in the waiting area (including dogs approaching other dogs).
The Golf Veterinary Practice describes itself as an independent practice with multiple branches, and its website materials suggest it’s set up for routine preventive care plus a wider range of small-pet species (including reptiles). On the practical side, the site references a PDSA Emergency Service, and one owner specifically mentions being seen for an emergency at midnight, describing the vet as “caring and compassionate.” Reviews also repeatedly mention helpful staff and a sense that decisions are “more about the pet than the money.”
The Golf Veterinary Practice describes itself as an independent practice with multiple branches, and its website materials suggest it’s set up for routine preventive care plus a wider range of small-pet species (including reptiles). On the practical side, the site references a PDSA Emergency Service, and one owner specifically mentions being seen for an emergency at midnight, describing the vet as “caring and compassionate.” Reviews also repeatedly mention helpful staff and a sense that decisions are “more about the pet than the money.”
Robson Vets Ltd is an RCVS-accredited practice established in 1900. The website mentions “care around the clock” and a Pet Health Club® Plus plan (including consultations), and reviews describe a clinic geared toward routine preventive care as well as difficult end-of-life situations. In the latest reviews, owners highlight being fitted in quickly (including help within 24 hours for travel-related vaccinations), clear explanations during appointments, and supportive handling of euthanasia and aftercare (including a cremation service). One reviewer notes the practice is “more expensive,” while others point to the Pet Health Club as a way to spread costs and access discounts.
Robson Vets Ltd is an RCVS-accredited practice established in 1900. The website mentions “care around the clock” and a Pet Health Club® Plus plan (including consultations), and reviews describe a clinic geared toward routine preventive care as well as difficult end-of-life situations. In the latest reviews, owners highlight being fitted in quickly (including help within 24 hours for travel-related vaccinations), clear explanations during appointments, and supportive handling of euthanasia and aftercare (including a cremation service). One reviewer notes the practice is “more expensive,” while others point to the Pet Health Club as a way to spread costs and access discounts.
Wallace Vets
Arbroath
Our Score (66/100)
Wallace Vets is a veterinary practice that also operates as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Based on the latest reviews available, owners most often describe supportive staff and clear help with treatment plans, with specific mentions of lump removal surgery, end‑of‑life care (euthanasia), and helpful phone advice from reception. Reviews are mostly positive, but there is a serious negative account alleging the clinic did not follow instructions about anaesthetic consent, followed by difficulties obtaining post‑mortem paperwork/results.
Wallace Vets is a veterinary practice that also operates as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Based on the latest reviews available, owners most often describe supportive staff and clear help with treatment plans, with specific mentions of lump removal surgery, end‑of‑life care (euthanasia), and helpful phone advice from reception. Reviews are mostly positive, but there is a serious negative account alleging the clinic did not follow instructions about anaesthetic consent, followed by difficulties obtaining post‑mortem paperwork/results.
The Golf Veterinary Practice describes itself as independent and provides care for domestic pets including dogs, cats, rabbits, small rodents and reptiles. The website lists routine preventive care (vaccinations, microchipping, worming/flea treatment) plus procedures such as neutering and dental health work. In the latest written reviews available to us, owners commonly mention long-term use over decades and experiences ranging from boosters through to operations and end-of-life care; there’s also a sharply negative older review describing a poor first impression and disputed billing.
The Golf Veterinary Practice describes itself as independent and provides care for domestic pets including dogs, cats, rabbits, small rodents and reptiles. The website lists routine preventive care (vaccinations, microchipping, worming/flea treatment) plus procedures such as neutering and dental health work. In the latest written reviews available to us, owners commonly mention long-term use over decades and experiences ranging from boosters through to operations and end-of-life care; there’s also a sharply negative older review describing a poor first impression and disputed billing.
Dundee PDSA Pet Hospital
Dundee
Our Score (50/100)
Dundee PDSA Pet Hospital is part of the PDSA charity and is described on its site as providing free and low-cost veterinary care to pets in need. It’s also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent reviews highlight a mix of experiences: several owners describe the clinical team acting quickly (including surgery for a cat) and supporting families through end-of-life care for an elderly dog, while others report difficulty getting in touch and concerns about front-desk interactions.
Dundee PDSA Pet Hospital is part of the PDSA charity and is described on its site as providing free and low-cost veterinary care to pets in need. It’s also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent reviews highlight a mix of experiences: several owners describe the clinical team acting quickly (including surgery for a cat) and supporting families through end-of-life care for an elderly dog, while others report difficulty getting in touch and concerns about front-desk interactions.
The Dunkeld Vet describes itself as a locally owned, independent small-animal practice, set up to treat cats, dogs and exotic pets. Recent reviews consistently point to a small team approach where owners are kept informed: people mention thorough explanations during appointments and practical guidance for first-time owners. A couple of concrete examples from reviews include a same-day appointment arranged after a phone call for a dog with a “back passage” problem, and a vet doing a “very thorough physical and behavioural checkup” with tips to improve a dog’s health. Several reviewers also single out how the team handled nervous or seriously ill pets with extra time and support.
The Dunkeld Vet describes itself as a locally owned, independent small-animal practice, set up to treat cats, dogs and exotic pets. Recent reviews consistently point to a small team approach where owners are kept informed: people mention thorough explanations during appointments and practical guidance for first-time owners. A couple of concrete examples from reviews include a same-day appointment arranged after a phone call for a dog with a “back passage” problem, and a vet doing a “very thorough physical and behavioural checkup” with tips to improve a dog’s health. Several reviewers also single out how the team handled nervous or seriously ill pets with extra time and support.