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Robb Veterinary Clinic Ltd appears to be an independently named practice (no corporate group mentioned in the provided data). From the available reviews, it’s set up for routine small-animal consultations and treatment of common problems such as gastrointestinal upset and ear issues. Owners repeatedly describe calm, gentle handling during exams—particularly with a puppy on a first vet visit and a dog who was helped to relax before being examined. There’s also a mixed signal on costs: one long-term client reports being charged close to the price of a full bottle of pain relief but receiving only a few days’ worth, and also found the clinic to be the most expensive of several when phoning around.
Robb Veterinary Clinic Ltd appears to be an independently named practice (no corporate group mentioned in the provided data). From the available reviews, it’s set up for routine small-animal consultations and treatment of common problems such as gastrointestinal upset and ear issues. Owners repeatedly describe calm, gentle handling during exams—particularly with a puppy on a first vet visit and a dog who was helped to relax before being examined. There’s also a mixed signal on costs: one long-term client reports being charged close to the price of a full bottle of pain relief but receiving only a few days’ worth, and also found the clinic to be the most expensive of several when phoning around.
Luca Veterinary Care describes itself as an independent small-animal practice, with a clinical team offering over 30 years of veterinary experience. The practice also advertises 24/7 digital vet support via the VidiVet app for around-the-clock access to experienced vets. From the latest reviews, the clinic appears set up for routine procedures and day-to-day medical problems, with examples including cat neutering and assessment of an eye lesion that led to a same-day referral to a specialist ophthalmology team. Several owners also describe supportive end-of-life care. One recent review, however, reports serious frustration around holiday-period closure communication, voicemail accuracy, and reception interactions when trying to obtain necessary medication.
Luca Veterinary Care describes itself as an independent small-animal practice, with a clinical team offering over 30 years of veterinary experience. The practice also advertises 24/7 digital vet support via the VidiVet app for around-the-clock access to experienced vets. From the latest reviews, the clinic appears set up for routine procedures and day-to-day medical problems, with examples including cat neutering and assessment of an eye lesion that led to a same-day referral to a specialist ophthalmology team. Several owners also describe supportive end-of-life care. One recent review, however, reports serious frustration around holiday-period closure communication, voicemail accuracy, and reception interactions when trying to obtain necessary medication.
Drumchapel Vets4Pets Ltd operates under the Vets4Pets brand and is described on its website as a locally owned practice. The clinic is set up for both routine care and on-site diagnostics, with a laboratory, pharmacy, digital x‑ray and ultrasound listed, plus separated dog & cat wards and an isolation unit. In the latest reviews available to us, owners describe both straightforward medical/surgical care (for example, a cat’s paw wound stitched after skin was torn “almost to the bone,” with explanations before and after the operation) and walk-in help without an appointment (a dog assessed after a bee sting). Reviews also include serious complaints about record/communication errors (including an allegation of double-vaccination) and a report of a very short paid health check and a rude consultation.
Drumchapel Vets4Pets Ltd operates under the Vets4Pets brand and is described on its website as a locally owned practice. The clinic is set up for both routine care and on-site diagnostics, with a laboratory, pharmacy, digital x‑ray and ultrasound listed, plus separated dog & cat wards and an isolation unit. In the latest reviews available to us, owners describe both straightforward medical/surgical care (for example, a cat’s paw wound stitched after skin was torn “almost to the bone,” with explanations before and after the operation) and walk-in help without an appointment (a dog assessed after a bee sting). Reviews also include serious complaints about record/communication errors (including an allegation of double-vaccination) and a report of a very short paid health check and a rude consultation.
Paisley Phoenix Vets4Pets is part of the Vets4Pets network and is described on its website as a locally owned practice, with an owner-vet listed (Alemu Shewakena). The clinic presents itself as set up for a wide range of routine and surgical care, with facilities like an operating theatre, in-house lab, hospital ward, and separated cat/dog waiting and ward areas. From the latest reviews available to us, experiences are mixed: several owners describe helpful, question-friendly staff and routine care like nail trims going smoothly, while others report serious concerns about communication, handling, and costs—especially around emergency-style appointments, medication charges, and billing consistency. Euthanasia support is described very differently by different reviewers (both “peaceful” and “cold/transactional”). Concrete specifics mentioned: - Separate cat & dog waiting areas, and separated cat/dog wards and isolation units (website). - In-house laboratory plus imaging such as digital x-ray and ultrasound (website). - Surgical services including castration (review) and orthopaedic procedures like cruciate surgery and fracture repair (website). - Out-of-hours emergencies are directed to a Vets Now Hospital service (website).
Paisley Phoenix Vets4Pets is part of the Vets4Pets network and is described on its website as a locally owned practice, with an owner-vet listed (Alemu Shewakena). The clinic presents itself as set up for a wide range of routine and surgical care, with facilities like an operating theatre, in-house lab, hospital ward, and separated cat/dog waiting and ward areas. From the latest reviews available to us, experiences are mixed: several owners describe helpful, question-friendly staff and routine care like nail trims going smoothly, while others report serious concerns about communication, handling, and costs—especially around emergency-style appointments, medication charges, and billing consistency. Euthanasia support is described very differently by different reviewers (both “peaceful” and “cold/transactional”). Concrete specifics mentioned: - Separate cat & dog waiting areas, and separated cat/dog wards and isolation units (website). - In-house laboratory plus imaging such as digital x-ray and ultrasound (website). - Surgical services including castration (review) and orthopaedic procedures like cruciate surgery and fracture repair (website). - Out-of-hours emergencies are directed to a Vets Now Hospital service (website).