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Craigleith Vets4Pets Ltd
Edinburgh
Our Score (81/100)
Craigleith Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets chain and operates from within a Pets at Home store. It’s set up for routine companion-animal care, with reviews specifically mentioning vaccinations, treatment for feline cystitis, blood testing, and structured weight-loss support. Recent feedback is mixed: several owners describe calm handling of anxious pets and prompt appointments, while one recent review reports a serious prescribing/dosing error for a cat (medication intended for dogs) followed by disputed charges and no refund. Concrete details owners mention include: - Weight management support with follow-up phone calls between check-ins. - Vaccinations handled quickly for anxious dogs. - Same-day appointment booking and prompt arrival-to-consult experience (per one reviewer). - A reported medication/dosage error leading to return visit and blood tests (per one reviewer).
Craigleith Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets chain and operates from within a Pets at Home store. It’s set up for routine companion-animal care, with reviews specifically mentioning vaccinations, treatment for feline cystitis, blood testing, and structured weight-loss support. Recent feedback is mixed: several owners describe calm handling of anxious pets and prompt appointments, while one recent review reports a serious prescribing/dosing error for a cat (medication intended for dogs) followed by disputed charges and no refund. Concrete details owners mention include: - Weight management support with follow-up phone calls between check-ins. - Vaccinations handled quickly for anxious dogs. - Same-day appointment booking and prompt arrival-to-consult experience (per one reviewer). - A reported medication/dosage error leading to return visit and blood tests (per one reviewer).
Dunedin Veterinary Surgeons
Tranent
Our Score (77/100)
Dunedin Veterinary Surgeons describes itself as a fully equipped small-animal practice, with a large surgical suite plus x‑ray, ultrasound, in‑house diagnostics and hospitalisation facilities. It is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility and offers emergency veterinary services (the exact out‑of‑hours arrangement isn’t stated in the information provided). In recent reviews, owners most often point to practical outcomes and handling: testing a lump at the first request (then surgical removal a few weeks later), fitting in an emergency procedure, and vets being notably good with nervous dogs during routine vaccinations. Several reviewers also mention pet insurance claims being processed promptly.
Dunedin Veterinary Surgeons describes itself as a fully equipped small-animal practice, with a large surgical suite plus x‑ray, ultrasound, in‑house diagnostics and hospitalisation facilities. It is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility and offers emergency veterinary services (the exact out‑of‑hours arrangement isn’t stated in the information provided). In recent reviews, owners most often point to practical outcomes and handling: testing a lump at the first request (then surgical removal a few weeks later), fitting in an emergency procedure, and vets being notably good with nervous dogs during routine vaccinations. Several reviewers also mention pet insurance claims being processed promptly.
ICR Pentland Vets
Edinburgh
Our Score (80/100)
ICR Pentland Vets is part of the ICR Vets group, and the site states they offer 24-hour veterinary services for all pets. The clinic is described as RCVS Accredited, with “Cat Friendly Clinic” status also listed (and the group notes accredited hospital status for a different clinic in the same network). Reviews most often describe unhurried appointments where owners feel listened to, including support during end-of-life care. One review raises a practical concern about readiness for small pets (no suitable scale available for a hamster) alongside a complaint about a “£60+” consultation fee for that visit. Concrete specifics owners mention include: - End-of-life care with extra support for owners’ questions. - Pets not being rushed, with time taken to assess individual needs. - Calm handling for cats (“peaceful and pleasant time”). - A hamster health check where weighing was skipped due to lack of an appropriate scale (as reported by the reviewer).
ICR Pentland Vets is part of the ICR Vets group, and the site states they offer 24-hour veterinary services for all pets. The clinic is described as RCVS Accredited, with “Cat Friendly Clinic” status also listed (and the group notes accredited hospital status for a different clinic in the same network). Reviews most often describe unhurried appointments where owners feel listened to, including support during end-of-life care. One review raises a practical concern about readiness for small pets (no suitable scale available for a hamster) alongside a complaint about a “£60+” consultation fee for that visit. Concrete specifics owners mention include: - End-of-life care with extra support for owners’ questions. - Pets not being rushed, with time taken to assess individual needs. - Calm handling for cats (“peaceful and pleasant time”). - A hamster health check where weighing was skipped due to lack of an appropriate scale (as reported by the reviewer).
Braid Vets Dalkeith is part of the wider Braid Vets group (with a main hospital and other practices), offering routine care alongside more advanced options such as referral surgery and ophthalmology, plus 24/7 emergency treatment (per the clinic website). Reviews most often describe practical, day-to-day strengths: receptionists being “quick and polite” with questions, vets taking time to explain what needs to happen, and calm handling of cats and dogs that dislike vet visits. A small number of recent reviews raise concerns—one owner reports being surprised by the cost of a first health check and says their puppy was incorrectly sexed.
Braid Vets Dalkeith is part of the wider Braid Vets group (with a main hospital and other practices), offering routine care alongside more advanced options such as referral surgery and ophthalmology, plus 24/7 emergency treatment (per the clinic website). Reviews most often describe practical, day-to-day strengths: receptionists being “quick and polite” with questions, vets taking time to explain what needs to happen, and calm handling of cats and dogs that dislike vet visits. A small number of recent reviews raise concerns—one owner reports being surprised by the cost of a first health check and says their puppy was incorrectly sexed.
Happy Pets describes itself as an independent veterinary practice with a small team focused on continuity of care and personalised support for both pets and owners. From the latest reviews, owners most often highlight time spent talking through options and questions, and one detailed account credits the clinic—especially vet Maggie—with urgent care that helped a cat recover from a critical kidney problem. Reviews also mention that not everything was perfect, including some discomfort with reception, alongside very positive experiences with the vets.
Happy Pets describes itself as an independent veterinary practice with a small team focused on continuity of care and personalised support for both pets and owners. From the latest reviews, owners most often highlight time spent talking through options and questions, and one detailed account credits the clinic—especially vet Maggie—with urgent care that helped a cat recover from a critical kidney problem. Reviews also mention that not everything was perfect, including some discomfort with reception, alongside very positive experiences with the vets.
Links Veterinary Group
Haddington
Our Score (72/100)
Links Veterinary Group provides both first-opinion and referral care, with a stated 24-hour emergency and critical care service available 365 days a year. Based on the website, the practice handles routine work (health checks and vaccinations) through to complex medicine and surgery, and also accepts referral cases in ophthalmology and orthopaedics. Recent reviews add detail on what that can look like in practice: one owner describes a dog admitted in a critical condition with bloody diarrhoea/vomiting, rapid deterioration, and emergency surgery to stop internal bleeding, followed by a five-day hospital stay with regular, clear updates and involvement in decision-making. Multiple owners also mention being seen on time, not feeling rushed, and the team proactively organising insurance-linked appointments/medication—while one recent 1-star review reports the opposite experience (not enough empathy/explanations and a strong focus on payment/insurance processes).
Links Veterinary Group provides both first-opinion and referral care, with a stated 24-hour emergency and critical care service available 365 days a year. Based on the website, the practice handles routine work (health checks and vaccinations) through to complex medicine and surgery, and also accepts referral cases in ophthalmology and orthopaedics. Recent reviews add detail on what that can look like in practice: one owner describes a dog admitted in a critical condition with bloody diarrhoea/vomiting, rapid deterioration, and emergency surgery to stop internal bleeding, followed by a five-day hospital stay with regular, clear updates and involvement in decision-making. Multiple owners also mention being seen on time, not feeling rushed, and the team proactively organising insurance-linked appointments/medication—while one recent 1-star review reports the opposite experience (not enough empathy/explanations and a strong focus on payment/insurance processes).
The Veterinary Cat Clinic treats cats only and describes itself as the first cat-only veterinary practice in the UK (established in 1995). It operates as an Employee Ownership Trust and lists membership of ICC and ISFM. From the latest reviews available, owners mention practical handling of nervous cats (“put completely at ease”) and decision-making they felt was not pushy (one long-term client says they “never felt pressured” into anything), alongside comments about vaccinations and overall affordability.
The Veterinary Cat Clinic treats cats only and describes itself as the first cat-only veterinary practice in the UK (established in 1995). It operates as an Employee Ownership Trust and lists membership of ICC and ISFM. From the latest reviews available, owners mention practical handling of nervous cats (“put completely at ease”) and decision-making they felt was not pushy (one long-term client says they “never felt pressured” into anything), alongside comments about vaccinations and overall affordability.
Our Score (71/100)
University of Edinburgh Veterinary Services is part of the University of Edinburgh and is repeatedly described in reviews as a veterinary teaching and referral centre with advanced facilities. Recent reviews focus on specialist and urgent hospital-style care for dogs, including radiotherapy for a suspected brain meningioma and emergency procedures such as removing a bone lodged in the oesophagus. Owners frequently mention detailed explanations (both verbal and written), frequent progress updates during admissions (including phone updates), and structured follow-up (for example, next-day discharge with a follow-up appointment arranged a few days later). Several reviews also describe the involvement of students in consultations and recovery support.
University of Edinburgh Veterinary Services is part of the University of Edinburgh and is repeatedly described in reviews as a veterinary teaching and referral centre with advanced facilities. Recent reviews focus on specialist and urgent hospital-style care for dogs, including radiotherapy for a suspected brain meningioma and emergency procedures such as removing a bone lodged in the oesophagus. Owners frequently mention detailed explanations (both verbal and written), frequent progress updates during admissions (including phone updates), and structured follow-up (for example, next-day discharge with a follow-up appointment arranged a few days later). Several reviews also describe the involvement of students in consultations and recovery support.
Eye Right Referrals is a fully independent veterinary ophthalmology referral service owned and run by Julia Henken, focusing on eye conditions in small animals (dogs, cats and rabbits). The website describes capability for routine, urgent and emergency referral cases, including advanced diagnostics (e.g., MRI/CT access, electroretinogram, eye ultrasound) and ocular surgery (including cataract surgery and diode laser). In the latest reviews available to us, owners describe rapid assessment for sudden, serious eye problems, clear explanations of diagnosis and treatment plans, and post-procedure support during recovery (including responsiveness by email).
Eye Right Referrals is a fully independent veterinary ophthalmology referral service owned and run by Julia Henken, focusing on eye conditions in small animals (dogs, cats and rabbits). The website describes capability for routine, urgent and emergency referral cases, including advanced diagnostics (e.g., MRI/CT access, electroretinogram, eye ultrasound) and ocular surgery (including cataract surgery and diode laser). In the latest reviews available to us, owners describe rapid assessment for sudden, serious eye problems, clear explanations of diagnosis and treatment plans, and post-procedure support during recovery (including responsiveness by email).
DentalVets is a referral-focused veterinary clinic founded in 1997 whose work is confined solely to oral and dental conditions, including cases in both companion animals and zoo animals. Reviews repeatedly describe pets being booked in as efficient day cases for dental procedures (including fractured-tooth treatment and extractions), with owners kept updated and given detailed explanations before and after surgery. Several reviewers also mention receiving thorough paperwork after treatment, including scans and procedural details. Note: Emergency veterinary services are listed in the clinic data provided to us, but the website summary we received does not describe out-of-hours or emergency arrangements.
DentalVets is a referral-focused veterinary clinic founded in 1997 whose work is confined solely to oral and dental conditions, including cases in both companion animals and zoo animals. Reviews repeatedly describe pets being booked in as efficient day cases for dental procedures (including fractured-tooth treatment and extractions), with owners kept updated and given detailed explanations before and after surgery. Several reviewers also mention receiving thorough paperwork after treatment, including scans and procedural details. Note: Emergency veterinary services are listed in the clinic data provided to us, but the website summary we received does not describe out-of-hours or emergency arrangements.