Crossriggs Veterinary Clinic – Vets in Cumnock
Clinic Overview
Crossriggs Veterinary Clinic presents itself as a family-run small animal practice in Cumnock for domestic pets, and clinic data also lists it as a veterinary nurse training facility. Routine care and compassionate end-of-life support are recurring themes in customer feedback. Emergency veterinary services are listed, although specific arrangements are not stated.
Services
- •General small animal care for domestic pets, including routine appointments and ongoing support for dogs and cats.
- •Check-ups and nurse appointments, with reviews mentioning regular visits handled in a friendly, straightforward way.
- •Nail and claw clipping, including for cats and dogs; recent feedback includes positive experiences for routine nail clips and for nervous rescue cats needing careful handling.
- •Support for anxious pets during visits, with one reviewer highlighting Ian’s calm, patient approach during a claw-clipping appointment for two stressed rescue cats.
- •End-of-life care and euthanasia, with reviews describing sensitive guidance, peaceful appointments, and supportive care for owners over a pet’s lifetime.
- •Emergency veterinary services are listed in clinic data, though details of cover and hours are not stated.
- •Veterinary nurse training facility, as listed in clinic data.
Pricing
A very limited amount of published pricing suggests the clinic may sit around average for routine veterinary costs, but this is based on very few comparable services. One recent reviewer also felt the practice cared about animals rather than simply charging for treatment.
People
- •Ian (vet): Praised for a calm, patient manner with anxious rescue cats during a claw-clipping visit.
- •Hannah: Mentioned warmly for her lovely manner with dogs.
- •Nurses: Repeatedly praised for kind, friendly handling during check-ups and nail-clip appointments.
Reviews
Crossriggs Veterinary Clinic has a 4.7-star Google rating from 202 reviews.
- •Recent feedback is mostly very positive about routine care, especially check-ups and nail or claw clips, with nurses described as kind, pleasant, and helpful.
- •Reviewers highlight calm handling of nervous pets, including a detailed account of two rescue cats whose stressful visit was kept as manageable as possible.
- •End-of-life care remains a strong theme, with owners describing compassionate support, thoughtful advice, and peaceful euthanasia appointments.
- •There is also a recent negative review about communication and follow-up when trying to arrange euthanasia for an older dog.

