Galedin Ltd T/A Galedin Veterinary

Galedin Ltd T/A Galedin Veterinary is a long-established, multi-branch practice (six branches) that treats household pets as well as horses and livestock (website). Recent reviews describe an organised appointment system (“got an appointment at the time I wanted”), a calm, unhurried consult style even at the end of the day, and facilities that feel practical for owners (a “comfortable and clean” waiting area, and one mention of a robot vacuum running in the background during a visit). The clinic is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility and as offering emergency veterinary services.

Services

• •Care for household pets, horses, and livestock (website).
• •Equine visits/call-outs described in reviews, including treatment of a reinfected leg wound with cleaning, bandaging, and a recheck three days later to assess healing and change the dressing.
• •Sedation referenced during an equine treatment visit (used when needed for a leg treatment).
• •Dental/weight advice mentioned for dogs (teeth advice and discussion of treats; advice to lose a little weight).
• •Listed in clinic data as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.
• •Listed in clinic data as offering Emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours).

People

• •Andrew / Andrew Robinson (vet): Multiple owners mention that he “took his time,” didn’t rush appointments (even as the last slot of the day), and handled anxious or older dogs gently; one owner describes him as thorough and willing to talk things through so they felt at ease.
• •Alexis (reception): Named positively for a warm greeting and helpful reception experience.
• •Hof (equine vet): Praised for prompt weekend attendance for a horse with a reinfected leg, calm handling when sedation was needed, and returning for a follow-up visit to check and re-wrap the dressing.

Reviews

4.8 stars from 89 reviews. - Appointments and pace of consults: Owners mention prompt scheduling and being seen on time, with several noting they didn’t feel rushed even late in the day.

• •Handling nervous/anxious animals: Specific examples include an “old anxious dog” being put at ease and anxious dogs being treated kindly while still receiving thorough examinations.
• •Clear, practical guidance: Reviews mention informative explanations, including advice about teeth/treats and weight management.
• •Equine follow-through: One detailed account describes wound care with bandaging, sedation when required, and a planned recheck a few days later.
• •Minor friction point: One owner found an online system continued sending appointment reminders after the appointment was already made. Another mentions that vet bills can feel expensive in general, while also stating the visit itself wasn’t rushed.