About Farm & Large-Animal Vets in Stirling
Stirling does not offer veterinary services for farm or large animals.
As all clinics are focused on companion animals, those needing farm animal care will need to seek services in neighboring areas. This concentration on companion-animal services indicates a strong support system for household pets but limits options for farm animal owners within Stirling.
There are 2 veterinary clinics listed for farm and large-animal vets in Stirling.
Top Rated Farm & Large-Animal Vets in Stirling
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- •Equine emergency/urgent support: repeated attendance for colic and staying late into the night during a prolonged situation. - Communication and guidance: clients mention staff being “happy to chat” when advice is needed. - Support during loss: multiple reviews focus on empathy and time spent helping owners through euthanasia/end-of-life decisions.
- •Equine emergency/urgent support: repeated attendance for colic and staying late into the night during a prolonged situation. - Communication and guidance: clients mention staff being “happy to chat” when advice is needed. - Support during loss: multiple reviews focus on empathy and time spent helping owners through euthanasia/end-of-life decisions.
Forth Valley Vets Ltd appears to be set up primarily for equine work, with reviewers specifically describing care for a mare. In the latest written feedback available, owners mention staff being friendly, handling “funny behaviour” calmly, and being physically affectionate with the horse (“giving her cuddles”), which helped the owner feel relaxed and confident leaving the animal in their care. No corporate group ownership is mentioned in the available information.
Forth Valley Vets Ltd appears to be set up primarily for equine work, with reviewers specifically describing care for a mare. In the latest written feedback available, owners mention staff being friendly, handling “funny behaviour” calmly, and being physically affectionate with the horse (“giving her cuddles”), which helped the owner feel relaxed and confident leaving the animal in their care. No corporate group ownership is mentioned in the available information.