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Braid Vets Leith
Edinburgh
Our Score (76/100)
Braid Vets Leith is part of the Braid Vets group, which states it has been providing veterinary care since the 1960s and offers routine care alongside advanced and referral services. The website also says they provide 24/7 emergency treatment, and list services including acupuncture, referral surgery and ophthalmology. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention being fitted in at short notice and getting prompt, thorough help when a pet became unwell, alongside a more mixed view from one reviewer who describes the practice as “corporate” and focused on money (ownership structure isn’t otherwise stated in the provided information).
Braid Vets Leith is part of the Braid Vets group, which states it has been providing veterinary care since the 1960s and offers routine care alongside advanced and referral services. The website also says they provide 24/7 emergency treatment, and list services including acupuncture, referral surgery and ophthalmology. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention being fitted in at short notice and getting prompt, thorough help when a pet became unwell, alongside a more mixed view from one reviewer who describes the practice as “corporate” and focused on money (ownership structure isn’t otherwise stated in the provided information).
Vets Now (Edinburgh)
Edinburgh
Our Score (74/100)
Vets Now is part of the Vets Now emergency-care provider network (with clinics and hospitals across the UK), set up for out-of-hours pet emergencies and supported by an option for video consultations. In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly mention rapid triage on arrival (including a dog being taken “as soon as we walked in”) and proactive communication (phone updates and being able to call overnight for progress reports). Pricing and value are a major decision factor: one recent reviewer reports a £320 minimum fee plus medication charges and a £35 “admin fee” for insurance claims, while another describes feeling “fear-mongered” into an immediate visit for diarrhoea that their regular vet later judged non-urgent.
Vets Now is part of the Vets Now emergency-care provider network (with clinics and hospitals across the UK), set up for out-of-hours pet emergencies and supported by an option for video consultations. In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly mention rapid triage on arrival (including a dog being taken “as soon as we walked in”) and proactive communication (phone updates and being able to call overnight for progress reports). Pricing and value are a major decision factor: one recent reviewer reports a £320 minimum fee plus medication charges and a £35 “admin fee” for insurance claims, while another describes feeling “fear-mongered” into an immediate visit for diarrhoea that their regular vet later judged non-urgent.
Dundas Veterinary Group Ltd
Edinburgh
Our Score (74/100)
From the latest reviews available to us, clients most often describe the team as friendly and professional, with one reviewer highlighting feeling supported “through all our pets needs.”
From the latest reviews available to us, clients most often describe the team as friendly and professional, with one reviewer highlighting feeling supported “through all our pets needs.”
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.
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.
Vets4Pets Straiton
Loanhead
Our Score (71/100)
Straiton Vets4Pets Ltd is a Vets4Pets practice that the clinic website describes as “locally owned,” with a modern setup including an in-house lab, imaging (digital X‑ray and ultrasound), a hospital ward, and separate dog/cat wards plus isolation. It appears geared to routine preventive care via health plans (with nurse clinics, weight clinic, flea/worm treatments and vaccinations discussed in reviews) as well as investigations and procedures supported by on-site diagnostics.
Straiton Vets4Pets Ltd is a Vets4Pets practice that the clinic website describes as “locally owned,” with a modern setup including an in-house lab, imaging (digital X‑ray and ultrasound), a hospital ward, and separate dog/cat wards plus isolation. It appears geared to routine preventive care via health plans (with nurse clinics, weight clinic, flea/worm treatments and vaccinations discussed in reviews) as well as investigations and procedures supported by on-site diagnostics.
ICR Veterinary Group Ltd
Gorebridge
Our Score (71/100)
ICR Veterinary Group Ltd is a general veterinary practice that, based on the provided clinic data, is also a veterinary nurse training facility and offers emergency veterinary services (the exact out-of-hours arrangement isn’t specified). Reviews repeatedly mention vets taking time to explain procedures and lay out treatment options, including follow-up phone calls after visits. Owners also highlight practical touches such as same-day appointments when phoning and a separate cat-only waiting area.
ICR Veterinary Group Ltd is a general veterinary practice that, based on the provided clinic data, is also a veterinary nurse training facility and offers emergency veterinary services (the exact out-of-hours arrangement isn’t specified). Reviews repeatedly mention vets taking time to explain procedures and lay out treatment options, including follow-up phone calls after visits. Owners also highlight practical touches such as same-day appointments when phoning and a separate cat-only waiting area.
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).
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).
Batchelor, Davidson & Watson Ltd is an RCVS-accredited general practice for small animals, established in the 1950s. The practice treats a wide range of pets (including cats, dogs and several small mammals) and offers both routine care and surgery, with out-of-hours emergencies referred to Vets Now.
Batchelor, Davidson & Watson Ltd is an RCVS-accredited general practice for small animals, established in the 1950s. The practice treats a wide range of pets (including cats, dogs and several small mammals) and offers both routine care and surgery, with out-of-hours emergencies referred to Vets Now.
Gordon Vets Ltd appears to be a multi-site veterinary practice (its website references “Our practices” and a “Pet Health Club”). Based on the latest reviews, owners most often describe it as set up for routine consults and ongoing care, as well as more serious situations including surgery, hospitalisation, and end-of-life care.
Gordon Vets Ltd appears to be a multi-site veterinary practice (its website references “Our practices” and a “Pet Health Club”). Based on the latest reviews, owners most often describe it as set up for routine consults and ongoing care, as well as more serious situations including surgery, hospitalisation, and end-of-life care.
Braid Veterinary Hospital
Edinburgh
Our Score (69/100)
Braid Veterinary Hospital describes itself as providing veterinary treatment since the 1960s and offers a mix of routine care, advanced/referral services, and 24/7 emergency treatment. Recent reviews give concrete examples of ongoing medical management (a diabetic cat with the team keeping the owner informed while they were away) and same-day attention (a dog’s leg lump examined later the same day after a quarterly check-up). Owners also mention being able to call for advice when needed, while one recent reviewer strongly criticises the price of a specific hypoallergenic cat food sold in-practice.
Braid Veterinary Hospital describes itself as providing veterinary treatment since the 1960s and offers a mix of routine care, advanced/referral services, and 24/7 emergency treatment. Recent reviews give concrete examples of ongoing medical management (a diabetic cat with the team keeping the owner informed while they were away) and same-day attention (a dog’s leg lump examined later the same day after a quarterly check-up). Owners also mention being able to call for advice when needed, while one recent reviewer strongly criticises the price of a specific hypoallergenic cat food sold in-practice.