Crossriggs Veterinary Clinic – Vets in Cumnock
Clinic Overview
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.
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.
Services
Based on the website summary, clinic data, and the written reviews available
- •Small animal veterinary care for domestic pets (general practice)
- •Check-ups
- •Nail/claw clipping (cats and dogs mentioned)
- •End-of-life care, including euthanasia
- •Emergency veterinary services (listed in the clinic data; specific arrangements/hours aren’t stated)
- •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed in the clinic data)
People
- •Ian (vet): Mentioned for a calm, patient approach with two anxious rescue cats during a claw-clipping visit; the owner felt the appointment stayed as low-stress as possible.
- •Hannah (staff member): Specifically called out for having “such a lovely manner” with a reviewer’s dogs.
- •Nurses: Praised for doing a “great job” with check-up and nail-clip appointments.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.8 stars from 199 reviews. - Routine visits (check-ups and nail/claw clips) are commonly mentioned, with nurses specifically praised for how they handled these appointments.
- •Handling of nervous pets: one detailed review describes a calm appointment for anxious cats, with the owners allowed to remain with them.
- •End-of-life support is a recurring topic: multiple reviews describe compassionate euthanasia care and guidance, including making the pet’s passing peaceful and supporting owners emotionally.
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Reviews for Crossriggs Veterinary Clinic
Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 199 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.
Darren Easy
4 months ago
A. A.
4 months ago
Judith Thompson
6 months ago
Took Pringle for checkup and nail clip. Lovely nurses, did a great job. Very kind and friendly. Totally recommend
Judith Thompson
3 months ago
Took Pringle for checkup and nail clip. Lovely nurses, did a great job. Very kind and friendly. Totally recommend
SuperPinny
6 months ago
Minnie+Mia are our two wee rescue cats. They're 7yrs old now, and house cats. They needed their claws clipped but it's always such a trauma for them even just leaving the house, and going in the car, never mind a visit to the vets! We have to administer meds before we go, which helps to an extent, but Ian (the vet) was amazing with them. He has a very calm & patient demeanour, which really helped. We liked the fact that we both got to stay with them, although it did require Cat Dad to help restrain them. 🙄 Overall, what is always a traumatic visit, was kept to a minimum for our kitties, and that's what really matters 🐈🐈
SuperPinny
4 months ago
Minnie+Mia are our two wee rescue cats. They're 7yrs old now, and house cats. They needed their claws clipped but it's always such a trauma for them even just leaving the house, and going in the car, never mind a visit to the vets! We have to administer meds before we go, which helps to an extent, but Ian (the vet) was amazing with them. He has a very calm & patient demeanour, which really helped. We liked the fact that we both got to stay with them, although it did require Cat Dad to help restrain them. 🙄 Overall, what is always a traumatic visit, was kept to a minimum for our kitties, and that's what really matters 🐈🐈
Lesley
7 months ago
Lovely practice. Staff are always so pleasant and helpful. Special mention for Hannah who has such a lovely manner with our dogs.
Lesley
4 months ago
Lovely practice. Staff are always so pleasant and helpful. Special mention for Hannah who has such a lovely manner with our dogs.
Alexander King
5 months ago
My wife been using it for a couple years regularly for the dog. Who unfortunately has just had to be put to sleep, but the care, attention and advice from day one to her last has been exemplary ! Thank you to all in the practice during all we've been through !
John Smith
a year ago
Had to have our poor wee fella euthanised yesterday as he was poorly with Dementia and had suffered a seizure and was in a lot of pain, tired and ready to go to his next life. He was 15 years old and had led a great, varied and fun life for all those years. Devastated from his loss but the lovely and caring staff dealt with our guilt, worries and tears and with amazing care and love prevented him suffering any more. He went peacefully and serenely. Thank you all so much for the kindness you showed us and the care and love you showed our wee man. It will take a long time to get over his loss. I will leave a picture here of him showing just what a character he was...
