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McKenzie Vets

#1 Vet in Alexandria, Dunbartonshire

4.6
Corporate

McKenzie Vets – Vets in Alexandria

Updated January 2026
Corporate
Top 10 Ranking
#5 in Dunbartonshire
Top 10 Ranking
#63 in Scotland

Clinic Overview

Species the clinic states it treats: cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, hamsters.

Services

Based on the clinic website and the latest reviews, services mentioned include

  • Vaccinations
  • Neutering
  • Senior pet care
  • Surgery
  • Dentistry
  • Emergency veterinary services (listed in clinic data as “24/7 or extended hours”; no further detail provided)
  • Pain management and mobility work-ups, including
  • Acupuncture (used alongside medication for hind-limb discomfort)
  • X-rays (done to assess hip joints)
  • Referral to hydrotherapy (mentioned as part of an ongoing plan after imaging)
  • Ongoing medical management, including vet-administered medication for Addison’s disease
  • Supportive medication for situational anxiety (meds provided for a dog’s long journey)

Species the clinic states it treats: cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, hamsters.

People

Named team members mentioned in reviews

  • Nadia (vet) – credited by one owner with helping save their dog’s life after a serious dog attack; described as “adored” by the family.
  • Marjorie (front of house) – singled out for “always a warm welcome.”
  • Alison (vet) – praised for clear communication and a step-by-step plan for hind-limb discomfort (starting with pain relief medication and acupuncture, progressing to x-rays, then adjusting the plan and arranging hydrotherapy referral once the extent of hip problems was known).

Reviews

4.6 stars from 323 reviews. The - Pets being comfortable at the clinic: several owners comment that their dogs happily enter and are “excited” to arrive, suggesting calm handling during visits.

  • Help with urgent or complex situations: examples include life-saving care after a dog attack and ongoing support for a dog with Addison’s disease needing regular vet-administered medication.
  • Clear planning and communication: one review describes a structured approach to mobility issues—medication and acupuncture first, then x-rays to confirm severity, followed by further medication and hydrotherapy referral.
  • Being accommodated when needed: one visitor reports being fit in for a consultation to obtain medication to ease a dog’s anxiety for a long journey.

Special Services

Emergency Services
Vet Nurse Training

Location

26 Gilmour St, Alexandria G83 0DA, UK

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