Clyde Veterinary Group – Vets in Stirling
Clinic Overview
- Owners speak highly of the team’s equine work, including help with a foal’s recovery and emergency attendance for a pony with colic. - Several reviews highlight empathy and understanding during loss, especially when families were facing difficult end-of-life decisions. - Communication is a recurring strength, with clients describing staff as helpful, supportive, and happy to give advice.
Services
- •Mixed practice veterinary care for small animals, equine, and farm animals.
- •24/7 emergency cover, including onsite and ambulatory support for pets, farm animals, and horses.
- •Equine urgent and ongoing care, with reviews mentioning attendance for a pony with colic, support for a foal recovering from illness, and follow-up during a prolonged emergency.
- •End-of-life and bereavement support for horse and pony owners, with feedback highlighting gentle handling, time taken with families, and compassionate help during euthanasia decisions.
- •Client education events, with one reviewer describing the clinic’s client nights as informative and well thought out.
- •Reviews also mention staff being happy to chat and offer advice when owners need support.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Neaera: praised for attending an equine colic emergency twice in quick succession, staying late during a difficult case, and handling a pony with care and respect while supporting the family through the decision to let her go.
- •The wider team is described as approachable, supportive, and empathetic, particularly in equine cases and during bereavement.
Reviews
Google reviews show 5.0 stars from 8 reviews. Written feedback is consistently positive, with most comments focusing on equine care and client support.
- •Owners speak highly of the team’s equine work, including help with a foal’s recovery and emergency attendance for a pony with colic.
- •Several reviews highlight empathy and understanding during loss, especially when families were facing difficult end-of-life decisions.
- •Communication is a recurring strength, with clients describing staff as helpful, supportive, and happy to give advice.
- •One review also praises the practice’s client nights as informative, with a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere.

