Wallace Vets

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.

Services

• •Emergency veterinary services (listed in the structured clinic data).
• •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed in the structured clinic data).
• •Vaccinations and health checks: owners mention vaccinations plus checking a puppy over during the visit.
• •Injury/urgent problem appointments: an owner reports getting an appointment easily for a snapped nail, with the issue treated and the dog “back to normal next day.”
• •Ongoing illness management: ongoing treatment/care mentioned for a cat with FIP (feline infectious peritonitis).
• •Regular injections: one review mentions a dog receiving a “monthly injection,” with staff preparing in advance to reduce stress.

People

• •Silvia (vet): mentioned for taking time to discuss an owner’s concerns about vaccination before proceeding.
• •Rory: vaccinated a puppy and checked her over during the appointment.
• •Vicki (reception): described as “really helpful” and as going “above and beyond.”
• •Emily: handled a stressed dog’s monthly injection by having everything ready on arrival and administering it quickly, described as “wasn’t sore or stressful.”

Reviews

4.6 stars from 181 reviews. “”

• •Fast access for urgent issues: an appointment was “no problem” for a snapped nail, with quick recovery reported.
• •Clear explanations and discussion: owners mention staff taking time to talk through vaccination concerns and answering questions “honestly” during ongoing treatment.
• •Support with anxious pets and injections: one owner describes a monthly injection being set up in advance so it was over before the dog realised, reducing stress.
• •Longer-term care mentioned: ongoing support for a cat with FIP is specifically referenced, with the owner saying the team “went above and beyond.”