Inglis Vets Healthy Pets

Inglis Vets Healthy Pets is a veterinary practice that also operates as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews most often describe a friendly, patient team and practical day-to-day support such as automated reminders for repeat medicines. Specific care examples mentioned include induced vomiting to remove ingested sanitary products after a phone check with the vet, and assessment of hind-leg issues with a hydrotherapy setup used to assist. One reviewer reports a serious disagreement with a prognosis (their dog was given a month to live but later improved on steroids), so experiences appear mixed when it comes to diagnostic certainty.

Services

• •Veterinary nurse training facility (stated in clinic data).
• •Medication management support, including software reminders for dogs’ medicines (mentioned in reviews).
• •Urgent ingestion/poisoning-style presentation: phone triage followed by an in-practice visit; vomiting was induced and ingested material retrieved (review describes sanitary products).
• •Mobility/orthopaedic-style assessment: a dog seen for hind-leg assessment, with a hydrotherapy setup used to assist (as described by an owner).
• •Nail/claw care: owners mention staff working patiently to get a dog’s claws cut.

People

• •Staff are repeatedly described as friendly and welcoming, and informative (multiple reviews).
• •Handling/approach examples owners give
• •Patience with anxious or resistant pets during claw cutting (“play working to get her claws cut”).
• •Clear, prompt action in an urgent ingestion case, including checking with the vet by phone before asking the owner to come in, then carrying out treatment on arrival.

Reviews

4.7 stars from 178 reviews. The latest written reviews available to us mainly focus on staff manner and a few concrete treatment examples, with one account raising concern about prognosis accuracy. “”

• •Staff described as friendly/welcoming and helpful.
• •Owners mention medicine reminder software as a practical benefit for ongoing treatments.
• •Specific interventions noted
• •Induced vomiting to remove swallowed sanitary products after a phone call; the dog reportedly recovered quickly.
• •Back-leg assessment with a hydrotherapy setup used to support treatment/rehab.
• •A conflicting experience: one owner says their dog was given a limited life expectancy, then improved significantly on steroids, leaving them feeling the initial outlook may have been wrong.