TVG (Angus) Limited T/A Thrums Veterinary Group

TVG (Angus) Limited T/A Thrums Veterinary Group runs a purpose-built small-animal surgery (opened in 2006) with overnight hospitalisation and separate dog/cat wards. The website states they provide 24/7 emergency care through their own team (not a third-party provider), and they also treat wildlife in collaboration with the SSPCA.

From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe efficient, professional consultations and hospital care for serious illness—one review details a dog diagnosed with haemorrhagic gastroenteritis, admitted immediately, and discharged 48 hours later after inpatient treatment. Practical points also come up: a separated waiting area for cats vs dogs is mentioned, and one reviewer flags that the doors are difficult for disabled visitors.

Services

• •Consultations for pets including dogs, cats, rabbits, and other small pets (website).
• •24/7 emergency care provided by the practice’s own team (website).
• •Overnight hospitalisation (website; also reflected in a review describing inpatient admission and discharge after 48 hours).
• •Diagnostics
• •X-ray and ultrasound (website)
• •In-house laboratory testing (website)
• •Dental procedures (website).
• •Neutering and surgery (website), with facilities including a surgical theatre (website).
• •Nurse-led clinics (website), including
• •Weight management
• •Dental check-ups
• •Puppy socials
• •Wildlife treatment in collaboration with the SSPCA (website).

Pricing

• •One reviewer describes the practice as “quite pricey for [a] short appointment,” while another notes they joined a “cheap plan” for vaccinations (no prices given).

People

• •Jen: singled out by a long-term client (nearly 18 years) as “absolutely exceptional in her veterinary care.”
• •Vets are described in reviews as
• •Doing professional testing and researching treatment/medication choices for a dog (helped improve the dog’s condition, per the owner).
• •Being punctual (“seen exactly on time”) and knowledgeable during a cat eye appointment.
• •Taking time with a nervous large dog and not rushing the visit.

Reviews

4.8 stars from 354 reviews. “”

• •Serious-illness care and hospitalisation are described with specific outcomes (e.g., immediate admission for haemorrhagic gastroenteritis and discharge 48 hours later).
• •Appointment experience is often reported as organised and timely (including one “seen exactly on time”), though one review reports waiting despite having an appointment.
• •Handling and communication: multiple owners mention knowledgeable vets, careful explanations/research into best treatment/medication, and patience with nervous dogs.
• •Facilities/access: separated waiting areas for cats vs dogs are mentioned; one reviewer reports doors being hard to open for disabled visitors.
• •Cost signals are mixed: one review calls a short appointment pricey, while another mentions a “cheap plan” for vaccinations (without details).