Easter Ross Vets – Vets in Tain
Clinic Overview
Easter Ross Vets is a multi-branch practice offering routine appointments and emergency care. Its website also mentions a Pet Health Club for proactive healthcare and includes RCVS information. Recent feedback is largely positive, covering both everyday visits and more complex treatment.
Easter Ross Vets is a multi-branch practice offering routine appointments and emergency care. Its website also mentions a Pet Health Club for proactive healthcare and includes RCVS information. Recent feedback is largely positive, covering both everyday visits and more complex treatment.
Services
- •Routine appointments and preventive care: Reviews mention general health checks and injections, including a visit for a re-homed, nervous dog having a health review and second injection.
- •Emergency care: The practice website states that emergency care is available, although the arrangements are not detailed here.
- •Surgery and follow-up care: A review refers to a cat having a minor operation and a later return visit about a wound and stitches.
- •Treatment of more complex conditions: Recent experiences include care for cancer and an eye ulcer, with one owner reporting no lasting damage after treatment.
- •Cat and dog care: Recent reviews include several cat cases as well as routine dog care.
- •Pet Health Club: The website references a healthcare plan for ongoing preventive care.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
No individual staff names are mentioned in the available information. Reviews do, however, repeatedly mention the vets and reception team in positive terms, including a calm approach with a nervous dog and supportive care during more serious cases.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.7/5 from 123 reviews.
- •Recent feedback is mostly very positive, with short 2025-2026 reviews describing the practice as excellent, professional, friendly, and supportive.
- •Owners mention both routine and more advanced care, including a cat said to have had its life saved and a dog treated for cancer and an eye ulcer.
- •The manner of the team comes up often, with praise for a welcoming reception, understanding support, and a calming approach during visits.
- •One negative review describes a complaint about a post-operative wound and a later ban from the practice; this sits against a wider pattern of strongly positive experiences.
