Ivybank Vets Kilmarnock – Vets in Kilmarnock
Clinic Overview
- Several reviewers describe the team as friendly, welcoming, professional, and genuinely caring towards pets. - Clear communication is a recurring positive theme, with owners saying treatment and next steps were explained well. - Reviews mention care for both dogs and rabbits, with one long-term client especially recommending the practice for small animals.
Ivybank Vets Kilmarnock is a veterinary practice in Kilmarnock with recent feedback that is largely very positive. Owners frequently describe a welcoming, professional team that explains treatment clearly, and reviews mention care for both dogs and rabbits. A small number of reviewers raise concerns about pricing transparency and value.
Services
- •General veterinary consultations for dogs, including examinations, treatment, and explanations of what to expect afterwards.
- •Small animal care is mentioned specifically for rabbits as well as dogs.
- •Diagnostic and treatment options mentioned in reviews include x-rays and medication, including Orthrocam in one case.
- •One reviewer reports being able to get a same-day appointment.
- •The clinic is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
No individual staff members are named in recent public reviews, but feedback refers to welcoming vets, reception staff, and a professional team; the clinic is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.
Reviews
Google shows a strong 4.7/5 rating from 178 reviews. Recent written feedback is mostly very positive, with a few complaints standing out around fees and communication about costs.
- •Several reviewers describe the team as friendly, welcoming, professional, and genuinely caring towards pets.
- •Clear communication is a recurring positive theme, with owners saying treatment and next steps were explained well.
- •Reviews mention care for both dogs and rabbits, with one long-term client especially recommending the practice for small animals.
- •Negative feedback is mainly about pricing transparency and value, including reports of a higher-than-expected bill and one complaint about a brief consultation, x-rays being suggested, and dissatisfaction with how a limping dog was assessed.

