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Thrums Veterinary Group

#1 Vet in Scone, Dunbartonshire

4.9
Independent Clinic

Thrums Veterinary Group – Vets in Scone

Updated January 2026
Independent Clinic
Top 10 Ranking
#6 in Dunbartonshire

Clinic Overview

Thrums Veterinary Group describes itself as the largest independent veterinary group in Scotland (established in 1948) and provides care for pets, farm animals and equine. The website states they run their own 24/7, 365 emergency/out-of-hours service without outsourcing. Recent reviews are dominated by owners discussing dental procedures and surgery (including tooth extractions and dental work under sedation), with repeated mentions of calm handling for nervous cats and dogs and regular updates during serious illness.

Thrums Veterinary Group describes itself as the largest independent veterinary group in Scotland (established in 1948) and provides care for pets, farm animals and equine. The website states they run their own 24/7, 365 emergency/out-of-hours service without outsourcing. Recent reviews are dominated by owners discussing dental procedures and surgery (including tooth extractions and dental work under sedation), with repeated mentions of calm handling for nervous cats and dogs and regular updates during serious illness.

Concrete specifics mentioned by owners include

  • Tooth extractions for cats (including an incisor removal after a crack into the pulp, and another tooth removal surgery).
  • Dental work/clean performed while under sedation (mentioned alongside other treatment).
  • Post-op care/follow-on treatment after a wart removal near an eye.
  • Updates “night & day” during a dog’s overnight/out-of-hours care for toxicity (pine cones), with a full recovery reported.

Services

Based on the website summary and the latest reviews available to us, this practice is associated with

  • 24/7, 365 emergency and out-of-hours care run by their own vets (stated on the website as not outsourced).
  • Dental procedures: tooth extractions (including an incisor removal) and dental work/clean under sedation.
  • Surgery and follow-up care: surgery for tooth removal; wart removal near the eye with post-op treatment mentioned.
  • Care for multiple animal types (website): pets, farm animals, and equine.

People

Named individuals aren’t identified in the information provided, but owners repeatedly describe

  • Front-desk/reception support: one review highlights a “friendly phone receptionist” handling an initial enquiry smoothly; another mentions “front of house” staff by name (“Murray and girls”) as consistently helpful.
  • Vets’ handling of nervous pets: owners mention vets putting a nervous dog at ease straight away, and keeping an “anti social” cat’s stress to a minimum across several repeat visits.
  • Communication during serious cases: one owner reports being kept informed “night & day” while their dog received overnight care after toxicity.

Reviews

4.9 stars from 223 reviews. The latest written reviews we have are all 5-star and focus on treatment experience during dental work/surgery and how pets were handled. “”

  • Dental care is a recurring reason for visits, including cracked-tooth/incisor removal and tooth extraction surgery; owners report pets returning to normal eating afterwards.
  • Calm, low-stress handling for nervous animals is mentioned for both cats and dogs (e.g., “put my nervous dog at ease straight away”; keeping a stressed cat’s stress “to minimum” across repeat visits).
  • Support during urgent/serious illness, including overnight care for toxicity with frequent progress updates, and emotional support during a pet’s cancer diagnosis.
  • Friendliness and practicality: multiple owners describe the team as friendly/helpful, with one explicitly calling the approach “pragmatic and practical.”
  • Price comments are present but non-specific, with owners describing pricing as “reasonable” rather than quoting figures.

Special Services

Vet Nurse Training

Location

101 Perth Rd, Scone, Perth PH2 6JL, UK

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