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Our Score (64/100)
Alan Jeans Veterinary Services Ltd is set up as a multi-species practice, listing care for dogs, cats, small mammals, birds, poultry, equines, and exotic/wild animals, with disabled public access noted. Clinic data also indicates emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours). In the latest reviews available to us, owners often describe calm handling and clear explanations (including being given treatment choices), while a minority report serious concerns—most notably being turned away in an emergency and an allegation of breed discrimination. Concrete examples mentioned include a dog neuter with a “neat” wound that healed quickly, nail trimming done at the same visit, and some clients describing the vet making pets feel at ease.
Alan Jeans Veterinary Services Ltd is set up as a multi-species practice, listing care for dogs, cats, small mammals, birds, poultry, equines, and exotic/wild animals, with disabled public access noted. Clinic data also indicates emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours). In the latest reviews available to us, owners often describe calm handling and clear explanations (including being given treatment choices), while a minority report serious concerns—most notably being turned away in an emergency and an allegation of breed discrimination. Concrete examples mentioned include a dog neuter with a “neat” wound that healed quickly, nail trimming done at the same visit, and some clients describing the vet making pets feel at ease.
Shore Veterinary Centre
Gourock
Our Score (61/100)
Shore Veterinary Centre offers routine and diagnostic veterinary care for multiple small pet species (cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and hamsters). The website highlights preventative healthcare and in-house diagnostics (including X‑rays, ultrasound and laboratory testing), plus dentistry. Emergency care is also referenced on the site, and the clinic promotes proactive healthcare plans via Pet Health Club®. The only written Google review available describes “lovely staff” and “excellent service,” but it’s a single reviewer.
Shore Veterinary Centre offers routine and diagnostic veterinary care for multiple small pet species (cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and hamsters). The website highlights preventative healthcare and in-house diagnostics (including X‑rays, ultrasound and laboratory testing), plus dentistry. Emergency care is also referenced on the site, and the clinic promotes proactive healthcare plans via Pet Health Club®. The only written Google review available describes “lovely staff” and “excellent service,” but it’s a single reviewer.
Collier & Brock is a long-established veterinary practice (in operation since the 1950s) treating small animals and exotics. The clinic lists a broad, “general practice” set of services—vaccinations, nurse clinics, microchipping, diagnostics, and acupuncture—and it also states it provides emergency veterinary services (no further details available). In the latest written reviews, owners most often describe support during serious illness and end-of-life situations, including being “very thorough” when a dog was seriously unwell and showing notable compassion when an owner lost a cat.
Collier & Brock is a long-established veterinary practice (in operation since the 1950s) treating small animals and exotics. The clinic lists a broad, “general practice” set of services—vaccinations, nurse clinics, microchipping, diagnostics, and acupuncture—and it also states it provides emergency veterinary services (no further details available). In the latest written reviews, owners most often describe support during serious illness and end-of-life situations, including being “very thorough” when a dog was seriously unwell and showing notable compassion when an owner lost a cat.
Valley Veterinary Group
Kilmarnock
Our Score (54/100)
Valley Veterinary Group is a small-animal practice (dogs, cats, and small pets such as rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and other small rodents) with on-site diagnostic equipment (in-house lab, X‑ray and ultrasound) and RCVS accreditations including “Outstanding” awards for diagnostic, in‑patient and consultation services, plus Cat Friendly Clinic (Bronze). The website lists a wide range of routine and medical/surgical care (including dentistry and acupuncture), with out‑of‑hours emergencies directed to Vets Now (a dedicated emergency provider). Reviews describe a mix of experiences: several mention helpful, supportive care (including time spent discussing an eating problem and support “at my sad time”), while one detailed review reports repeated issues with medication collection/communications, a mismatched information leaflet for a sedation tablet, and difficulty handling a timid dog for injections and nail clipping. One reviewer also notes the practice “joined forces with a large conglomerate” (no group name given), though they felt staff remained dedicated.
Valley Veterinary Group is a small-animal practice (dogs, cats, and small pets such as rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and other small rodents) with on-site diagnostic equipment (in-house lab, X‑ray and ultrasound) and RCVS accreditations including “Outstanding” awards for diagnostic, in‑patient and consultation services, plus Cat Friendly Clinic (Bronze). The website lists a wide range of routine and medical/surgical care (including dentistry and acupuncture), with out‑of‑hours emergencies directed to Vets Now (a dedicated emergency provider). Reviews describe a mix of experiences: several mention helpful, supportive care (including time spent discussing an eating problem and support “at my sad time”), while one detailed review reports repeated issues with medication collection/communications, a mismatched information leaflet for a sedation tablet, and difficulty handling a timid dog for injections and nail clipping. One reviewer also notes the practice “joined forces with a large conglomerate” (no group name given), though they felt staff remained dedicated.
Only limited information was provided for Ayrshire Home Vet Care beyond the clinic name and website URL. No website summary, service list, pricing details, staff information, or review/rating data was included in the inputs, so we can’t describe what this clinic offers, how it operates, or what clients commonly report.
Only limited information was provided for Ayrshire Home Vet Care beyond the clinic name and website URL. No website summary, service list, pricing details, staff information, or review/rating data was included in the inputs, so we can’t describe what this clinic offers, how it operates, or what clients commonly report.
Loudoun Veterinary Clinic Ltd is described in reviews as a family-run practice. Owners repeatedly mention a clean, modern-feeling clinic and a team that spends time explaining options clearly, particularly when pets are anxious or reactive during visits. Reviewers also highlight named vet Robert for ongoing care (including senior-dog health issues) and for taking a thorough, question-friendly approach rather than rushing appointments. Concrete details mentioned include: - Handling anxious/reactive dogs by going at the dog’s pace and helping both pet and owner settle. - Clear explanations that leave owners feeling more informed about their pet’s health. - Ongoing management of senior-pet health issues (mentioned specifically with Robert). - The clinic being clean and described as well-equipped by a reviewer.
Loudoun Veterinary Clinic Ltd is described in reviews as a family-run practice. Owners repeatedly mention a clean, modern-feeling clinic and a team that spends time explaining options clearly, particularly when pets are anxious or reactive during visits. Reviewers also highlight named vet Robert for ongoing care (including senior-dog health issues) and for taking a thorough, question-friendly approach rather than rushing appointments. Concrete details mentioned include: - Handling anxious/reactive dogs by going at the dog’s pace and helping both pet and owner settle. - Clear explanations that leave owners feeling more informed about their pet’s health. - Ongoing management of senior-pet health issues (mentioned specifically with Robert). - The clinic being clean and described as well-equipped by a reviewer.
Dalblair Vets Ltd is an independently owned practice that’s been operating for over a hundred years. From its website it appears set up for both routine care and more involved clinical work, with two operating theatres, an in-house laboratory, diagnostic ultrasound, and a dedicated dental facility, alongside out-of-hours provision. In the latest reviews available to us, owners highlight clear explanations during consultations (including a first visit for a rabbit), vaccinations and health checks for newly registered dogs, and an example of emergency treatment for a seriously injured dog that recovered.
Dalblair Vets Ltd is an independently owned practice that’s been operating for over a hundred years. From its website it appears set up for both routine care and more involved clinical work, with two operating theatres, an in-house laboratory, diagnostic ultrasound, and a dedicated dental facility, alongside out-of-hours provision. In the latest reviews available to us, owners highlight clear explanations during consultations (including a first visit for a rabbit), vaccinations and health checks for newly registered dogs, and an example of emergency treatment for a seriously injured dog that recovered.
McTaggart Vets Limited describes itself as an independent, family‑owned practice offering veterinary care since 1972. The practice offers 24‑hour emergency cover: care is provided at their own clinic during the day, with Vets Now handling out‑of‑hours emergencies. In recent reviews, owners most often point to practical, decision‑relevant details such as: - Continuity with the same vet across visits (“they remember you and… the dog”). - Being fit in when worried, including a case where a vet stayed past finishing time to see a dog. - Follow‑up contact after visits, including a phone call checking on a dog’s recovery. - Support with difficult situations, including being guided through euthanasia “throughout the full process.”
McTaggart Vets Limited describes itself as an independent, family‑owned practice offering veterinary care since 1972. The practice offers 24‑hour emergency cover: care is provided at their own clinic during the day, with Vets Now handling out‑of‑hours emergencies. In recent reviews, owners most often point to practical, decision‑relevant details such as: - Continuity with the same vet across visits (“they remember you and… the dog”). - Being fit in when worried, including a case where a vet stayed past finishing time to see a dog. - Follow‑up contact after visits, including a phone call checking on a dog’s recovery. - Support with difficult situations, including being guided through euthanasia “throughout the full process.”
Kerr Veterinary Group
Bridge Of Weir
Kerr Veterinary Group treats domestic pets and offers routine care (consultations and vaccinations) alongside surgical work (operations are listed, and a toe amputation is described in reviews). The clinic has in-house diagnostic capability (laboratory tests and X‑ray imaging) and says it accommodates emergencies as they arise, with consultations by appointment. It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often point to clear communication (listening and explaining options), calm handling of more difficult or nervous pets, and supportive care during euthanasia. A couple of minor issues with one appointment are mentioned alongside otherwise positive feedback.
Kerr Veterinary Group treats domestic pets and offers routine care (consultations and vaccinations) alongside surgical work (operations are listed, and a toe amputation is described in reviews). The clinic has in-house diagnostic capability (laboratory tests and X‑ray imaging) and says it accommodates emergencies as they arise, with consultations by appointment. It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often point to clear communication (listening and explaining options), calm handling of more difficult or nervous pets, and supportive care during euthanasia. A couple of minor issues with one appointment are mentioned alongside otherwise positive feedback.
Crossriggs Veterinary Clinic
Cumnock
Crossriggs Veterinary Clinic describes itself as a family-run small animal practice for domestic pets, and the clinic data also lists it as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews most often talk about routine handling appointments (check-ups and nail/claw clips) and supportive end-of-life care, including euthanasia. Concrete details owners mention include: - Nail/claw clips and check-ups carried out by nurses, with multiple reviewers specifically recommending these visits. - A vet named Ian being notably calm and patient with anxious rescue cats during claw clipping, helping keep stress “to a minimum.” - Owners being allowed to stay with their cats during the appointment (with one reviewer noting they helped restrain them). - Euthanasia/end-of-life appointments described as peaceful, with staff supporting owners through “guilt, worries and tears” and giving ongoing advice over a dog’s life.
Crossriggs Veterinary Clinic describes itself as a family-run small animal practice for domestic pets, and the clinic data also lists it as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews most often talk about routine handling appointments (check-ups and nail/claw clips) and supportive end-of-life care, including euthanasia. Concrete details owners mention include: - Nail/claw clips and check-ups carried out by nurses, with multiple reviewers specifically recommending these visits. - A vet named Ian being notably calm and patient with anxious rescue cats during claw clipping, helping keep stress “to a minimum.” - Owners being allowed to stay with their cats during the appointment (with one reviewer noting they helped restrain them). - Euthanasia/end-of-life appointments described as peaceful, with staff supporting owners through “guilt, worries and tears” and giving ongoing advice over a dog’s life.