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Kidd Veterinary Centre presents itself as an independent mixed practice in Forfar, covering small animal, farm and equine work. It says 24/7 emergency care is provided by its own vets. Recent feedback highlights prompt urgent treatment, calm and reassuring handling, thoughtful support with longer-term and end-of-life cases, and a reassuring first visit for a dog with skin problems.
Parkside Veterinary Group in Arbroath treats pets, horses and farm animals, and its website states that emergency and out-of-hours care is available for all three. It is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback is very positive, with owners often describing friendly, efficient visits and a calm approach with nervous pets.
The Dunkeld Vet is a locally owned, independent small-animal practice in Dunkeld, caring for cats, dogs and exotic pets. Recent feedback continues to highlight a small-team approach, with owners describing clear explanations, calm handling, and appointments that do not feel rushed. Reviews also point to thoughtful support for nervous pets and practical guidance for owners, including first-time owners.
Heartland Veterinary Services Ltd is an RCVS-accredited practice providing care for small animals as well as equine and farm animals. Ownership or group affiliation is not stated. The practice appears set up for routine appointments, urgent problems, surgery, and follow-up care, with reviews describing short-notice help for visiting clients, surgery after emergency consultations, and repeat dressing changes over a two-week period. The website also notes Pet Health Club® Plus and the option to pay via Klarna.
The Crofts Veterinary Centre in Brechin is part of Kirkton Vet Centre, which presents itself as an independent, traditional mixed practice caring for both pets and farm animals. The practice says it provides its own emergency out-of-hours service for pets and farm animals, operated from its Stonehaven practice. Recent feedback continues to highlight a friendly, supportive approach across both routine visits and more difficult end-of-life appointments.
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Thrums Veterinary Group is an independent veterinary group serving pets as well as farm and equine animals, with its history dating back to 1948. The Kirriemuir branch appears set up for both routine and urgent care, including in-house 24/7 emergency and out-of-hours cover rather than a third-party provider. Recent customer feedback also points to quick access for urgent appointments, same-day diagnostics and treatment, and follow-up after care.
Blairgowrie Vets Ltd is a Vetsure-accredited practice in Blairgowrie that treats pets, rabbits, and horses. It offers routine care alongside procedures such as neutering and equine gelding/castration, and also advertises out-of-hours emergency cover via a Duty Vet accessed through a recorded message. Recent feedback continues to highlight compassionate support in difficult situations, including home visits and end-of-life care, alongside help with longer-term conditions such as canine diabetes.
Parkside Veterinary Group Ltd in Dundee provides care for pets, horses and farm animals, with routine appointments and emergency support listed across those areas. Recent feedback is very positive, especially around calm handling, clear explanations and helpful staff across the practice. Out-of-hours emergency care is available, though some clients report that the after-hours service is outsourced and less well regarded.
Wallace Vets is a multi-site veterinary practice serving Carnoustie, offering routine appointments as well as ongoing medical care and urgent same-day problems. The practice is listed as providing emergency veterinary services and as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback continues to highlight friendly, professional care, with examples ranging from vaccinations and health checks to injury appointments and longer-term treatment.
The Golf Veterinary Practice in Montrose offers care for dogs, cats, rabbits, small rodents, and reptiles, with routine preventative services and an emergency service referenced on its website. Website information also points to pet health advice topics including vaccinations, parasite control, neutering, dental care, obesity, and rabbit-specific care. Recent feedback suggests a long-established practice with many owners returning over decades and especially valuing the support shown at difficult times.
Perth Equine Vets Ltd is an equine-only practice in Coupar Angus offering routine care alongside mobile diagnostic work, including portable endoscopy, X-ray and ultrasound with stall-side processing. The practice website says it provides 24/7 emergency cover through an on-call equine vet, and also offers a health plan for routine care. Recent reviews describe a service that covers everything from vaccinations and dental checks to foaling, scanning and cardiac investigations at the horse’s yard, with follow-up calls and visits after treatment.
The Golf Veterinary Practice in Carnoustie sees dogs, cats, rabbits, small rodents and reptiles. Website information highlights routine preventive care, species-specific advice and emergency arrangements through the PDSA Emergency Service. Google reviews are few in number but consistently positive, with owners often praising the team’s kindness, reassurance and out-of-hours support.
TVG (Angus) Limited T/A Thrums Veterinary Group runs a purpose-built small-animal surgery in Blairgowrie, opened in 2006, with overnight hospitalisation and separate dog and cat wards. The practice states that 24/7 emergency care is provided by its own team rather than an outside provider. It also treats wildlife in collaboration with the SSPCA.
Jollyes in Aberfeldy appears to operate primarily as a pet retail store rather than a veterinary clinic. It caters for everyday pet supplies across dogs, cats, birds, small pets, reptiles and fish, and reviews consistently describe a large, clean, well-laid-out shop with helpful staff. The website also includes an out-of-hours emergency note directing people to an external provider outside store opening hours.
Wallace Vets in Arbroath offers a mix of routine support and more serious care, with owners mentioning surgery, ongoing treatment planning, end-of-life care, and helpful telephone advice from reception. Public feedback is largely positive and often focuses on a kind, supportive approach, especially in difficult circumstances. The clinic is also noted as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.
Tay Veterinary Centre presents itself as a family-run independent practice with more than 50 years of service, and it is also noted as a veterinary nurse training facility. Its core offering covers routine preventative care such as consultations and vaccinations, alongside diagnostics and procedures including in-house lab work, surgery and dental care. Recent feedback is mixed, but many owners praise the staff’s manner, the clean and well-laid-out practice, and the care provided by Olga in particular, while a smaller number of reviews raise concerns about report wording, charges, and the handling of nervous or reactive dogs in the waiting area.
Thrums Veterinary Group says it is Scotland’s largest independent veterinary group and has been established since 1948. The practice provides care for pets, farm animals, and equine patients, and states that it runs its own 24/7, 365 emergency and out-of-hours service rather than outsourcing cases. Recent feedback for the Forfar branch highlights kind handling, continuity of care, and strong support for families during difficult appointments.
Wallace Vets is a veterinary practice in Dundee that also serves as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback is mostly positive, with many owners praising the team’s calm handling, friendly service, and support for nervous pets. A smaller number of reviews raise concerns about communication, medication collection, and the cost of a surgical quote.
Abbey Veterinary Clinic is a well-regarded local practice in Arbroath, Angus, at 9 Lindsay St, Arbroath DD11 1RP. It has a strong reputation for a friendly, professional manner and a supportive approach that many pet owners find especially reassuring during difficult moments. The clinic is open Monday to Friday from 8:30 AM–1:00 PM and 2:00–7:00 PM, and on Saturdays from 9:00 AM–12:00 PM; it is closed on Sundays.
St David's Poultry Team is a poultry-focused veterinary practice in Forfar, Angus, centred on commercial flock work rather than small-animal pet care. Its stated coverage includes broilers, layers, and turkeys, with both on-farm support and diagnostic services. The practice also highlights hatchery work, retainer schemes, and international consultancy, pointing to ongoing flock health and production support as well as disease investigation.
The Golf Veterinary Practice in Arbroath treats dogs, cats, rabbits, small rodents and reptiles. Website-listed services include vaccinations, microchipping, flea and worm treatment, neutering, dental care and operations, with the PDSA Emergency Service named for emergency care. Recent feedback is largely positive, with several long-standing clients describing helpful, thorough and professional care.
Dundee PDSA Pet Hospital is part of the PDSA charity and provides free and low-cost veterinary care to pets in need. It is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback continues to show a mix of experiences: strong praise for the clinical team’s care, alongside repeated frustration about phone access, communication, and some front-desk interactions.
Vets4Pets - Dundee is a modern small-animal practice at Kingsway East Retail Park, Longtown Rd, Dundee DD4 8JT, serving pet owners in Dundee and the wider Angus area. It is regularly described as clean, welcoming and professional, with staff praised for being approachable and clear in their communication. The practice is open Monday to Friday from 8:30 AM to 7:00 PM and Saturday from 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM, and is closed on Sundays.