Inglis Veterinary Hospital

Inglis Veterinary Hospital is a veterinary hospital that states it has been caring for pets for over 50 years and that emergencies are attended to 24 hours a day. Recent reviews describe both routine and urgent care: emergency assessment and follow-ups for suspected pyometra, and treatment of anal gland problems with a planned return visit to complete the second gland. Several owners also mention support around end-of-life care, including a condolence card with a paw print.

Reviews are mostly positive about communication and support, but one review describes an opposite experience on the phone during a financial hardship and says the practice would not offer any payment plan.

Services

•24-hour emergency care (website states: “Emergencies are attended to 24 hours a day.”)
•Emergency assessment and surgery for suspected pyometra (review describes an emergency appointment and recovery with follow-ups)
•Anal gland treatment (one owner describes evacuation and a return visit to complete the second anal gland)
•Care for small mammals/exotics (rats), including treatment for respiratory infections, tumours, and major surgeries (as described by an owner)
•Home visits (mentioned as offered; used for a nervous cat stressed by travel)
•End-of-life care (owner describes their dog being calm when he passed, and receiving a condolence card afterward)
•Veterinary Nurse Training facility (listed in the clinic data)

People

•Daniel (vet; role not explicitly stated) and Kerri are singled out for kindness and support during an emergency appointment for a very unwell dog with suspected pyometra, plus follow-up visits afterward.
•Lorna (front desk/reception) is praised as “a credit to the company,” with the review emphasising the team’s compassion and professionalism.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 608 reviews. “”

•Multiple owners describe supportive explanations and clear next steps, including advice to return quickly if a condition didn’t improve and scheduling a recheck to complete treatment.
•Emergency care is mentioned in the context of suspected pyometra, followed by follow-up visits and a reported good recovery.
•Some owners value practical access options, specifically home visits for pets that become highly stressed by travel.
•One owner reports complex care for rats, including surgeries, alongside treatment for infections and tumours.
•End-of-life support is noted, including a dog being calm when put to sleep and a condolence card with a paw print afterward.
•A minority view conflicts with the above: one reviewer describes the practice as cold on the phone and says they were told there would be no payment plan under any circumstances.

Reviews for Inglis Veterinary Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 608 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Mr Winkle Fish

3 weeks ago

Lovely bunch of humans.

Joanne clowry

Can't rate all the Alloa girls highly enough. The love , care and compassion they all showed me and my family has been so comforting. Professional vets and nurses and Lorna on the desk is a credit to the company! Xx

Rodica stoian

a month ago

Good service

Elaine Scott

Fantastic place to take your pets. All staff are lovely, and they really have your pets best interests at heart.

Tom Evans

2 months ago

The team at Inglis are phenomenal. We have rats and we were really concerned that we would struggle to find a vet that would take them seriously. They have seen us through respiratory infections, tumours and some major surgeries and the skill of the team never ceases to amaze me. I really can't recommend them enough.

Jacky Rudderham

a week ago

Inglis Vets offer a home visit for pets. This is so helpful for us as one of our cats is very nervous and gets extremely stressed by being in the pet carrier and the journey in the car. We have always had excellent service from Inglis in the last thirty years.

Helen Hinde

Excellent concern over the health of our dog. Full support & explanations. Advised to return ASAP if condition did not improve& to return in a couple of days to complete the evacuation of the 2nd anal gland which we did. Thank you for your care.

Eilidh Bathgate

Myself and my partner took our very loved dog Nala to Inglis as an emergency appointment with a suspected pyometra. Nala was very very poorly but we were met with the loveliest team (a very special shout out to Daniel and Kerri) who gave us nothing but kindness. What was a very distressing and upsetting time was made a whole lot easier thanks to their expertise and support. Nala is now back to full health and has loved popping in to see the team at her follow-ups. I really couldn’t recommend Inglis enough and we will continue to sing their praises, thank you so much again for saving our Nala 🐾🤍

GëmmäDëê

I called inglis vets a few weeks ago as my dog was seriously ill.. they were extremely cold on the phone. Very uncaring. I explained I was in a bad situation financially. They said under no circumstances would they offer any type of payment plan or anything to help. The next morning, I switched to the 3 bridges vets. My girl had a life threatening condition called pyometra which kills without surgery..the 3 bridges was amazing.. they even managed to get the price down slightly. Inglis vets are extremely cold and uncaring..all about the money. Would highly recommend the 3 bridges vets to anyone!! My mum is now also switching vets.

Michelle Whyte

6 months ago

Our beautiful dog Bruno has had some health problems over the last year and Inglis Vets have always been amazing and so accommodating. Sadly it was time for Bruno to cross the rainbow bridge last week on 24/04/25. Inglis have been truly incredible during this sad time and Bruno was happy and calm when he passed. We even received a condolences card in the post today with his paw print on the front. What a lovely touch. Thank you for everything you do.