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- •Clear explanations are a recurring theme, with reviewers saying everything was thoroughly explained. - Owners speak well of the team’s care and expertise, including during horse assessments. - Service quality is described positively, with comments praising both skill levels and overall experience.
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Our Score (43/100)
4.9(14 reviews)
Treats:
- •Owners describe strong experiences with complex surgical cases, including difficult operations and successful recovery after treatment. - Communication is a consistent theme, with mentions of twice-daily updates, follow-up phone conversations, and staff taking time to talk during visits. - Reviews praise the inpatient care and aftercare, with horses described as being well looked after throughout their stay.
Our Score (43/100)
4.9(14 reviews)
Treats:
- •Owners most often describe complex equine cases, especially difficult surgery, with positive comments about recovery and outcomes. - A repeated theme is clear, regular communication, including twice-daily updates, patient phone support, and staff making time to speak with owners during visits. - Reviews also highlight inpatient care and aftercare, with horses described as being well looked after during longer hospital stays.
- •Strong praise for expertise and helpfulness: multiple 5-star comments describe “fantastic service and expertise,” and “friendly and helpful” staff. - Communication and scheduling frustrations: one detailed review reports needing to chase for dates/times and a long wait due to delays with another client. - Procedure experience concerns: one reviewer felt the embryo transfer was rushed and not explained, and reported animals being dropped from trolleys onto hard floors.
University-affiliated farm animal practice in Roslin operating under the University of Edinburgh name. Public information identifies it as a farm animal practice, but gives little detail on the specific services, facilities, species coverage, or emergency arrangements. As a result, there is limited public-facing detail on what to expect from appointments.