Links Veterinary Group

Links Veterinary Group is a veterinary practice that reviewers describe as calm and well-organised, with vets who explain what they’re doing step-by-step. Owners mention being able to get appointments quickly, and one review describes the team actively accommodating a nervous, animal-reactive dog by offering a slot with no other animals around or having them wait outside until called in. End-of-life care is also specifically referenced: one client describes a peaceful euthanasia appointment where the vet explained the process and gave them time to sit with their cat afterwards. A separate reviewer notes the practice “has their own hospital” as a plus (no further detail given).

Services

• •General vet consultations and advice (multiple reviews mention “good advice” and detailed explanations during exams).
• •Cat and dog appointments (kittens, cats, dogs specifically mentioned).
• •Euthanasia/end-of-life care (a detailed account of a cat being put to sleep, with explanations and time given afterwards).
• •Handling accommodations for anxious/reactive pets (arranging quieter appointment slots or waiting outside until called in, per one owner).
• •Facilities: one reviewer states the practice has “their own hospital” (no services or referral capabilities specified).

People

• •Tamara (vet; role implied by context): mentioned in an end-of-life review for explaining the euthanasia process clearly, being kind throughout, and giving the owner time with their cat afterwards.

Reviews

4.9 stars from 81 reviews. Feedback focuses on communication during appointments, a calm/clean environment, and specific handling of sensitive situations (reactive pets and euthanasia). “”

• •Clear explanations and “talking through” what’s being done during examinations; owners say they left understanding what was needed.
• •Calm, welcoming atmosphere noted as helpful for pets; reception described as clean/light and the practice “spotless and tidy.”
• •Practical accommodation for a nervous, animal-reactive dog (quiet slots/no other animals around, or waiting outside to be called in).
• •A detailed positive account of euthanasia care: described as peaceful, with time offered afterwards and careful, compassionate communication.