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Vets4Pets Newtownabbey326
Newtownabbey
Our Score (78/100)
Vets4Pets Newtownabbey326 is part of the Vets4Pets group. The practice describes itself as modern and well-equipped, with an in-house lab and imaging (digital X‑ray and ultrasound) alongside a hospital ward, isolation unit, and operating theatre. Reviewers most often mention specific clinicians (Arthur and Rebecca), with repeated examples of detailed explanations, regular updates during treatment, and efforts to reduce stress for nervous cats. A small number of reviews raise concerns about pricing communication (a vaccination quote changing due to “add ons”) and one owner’s account of repeated visits where the same treatment was recommended before they sought emergency care elsewhere.
Vets4Pets Newtownabbey326 is part of the Vets4Pets group. The practice describes itself as modern and well-equipped, with an in-house lab and imaging (digital X‑ray and ultrasound) alongside a hospital ward, isolation unit, and operating theatre. Reviewers most often mention specific clinicians (Arthur and Rebecca), with repeated examples of detailed explanations, regular updates during treatment, and efforts to reduce stress for nervous cats. A small number of reviews raise concerns about pricing communication (a vaccination quote changing due to “add ons”) and one owner’s account of repeated visits where the same treatment was recommended before they sought emergency care elsewhere.
Coleraine Veterinary Practice
Coleraine
Our Score (78/100)
Coleraine Veterinary Practice describes itself as providing pet healthcare “24 hours a day” and treating a wide range of animals (“from the biggest farmyard beasts to the smallest of furry friends”). Reviews most often focus on long-term routine care (annual vaccinations and check-ups) and support during end-of-life decisions, with multiple owners describing sensitive euthanasia appointments and aftercare touches (including providing pawprint copies). A few practical details come up repeatedly: staff answering questions by phone before visits so owners can make informed choices, and a Tuesday discount for over-60s mentioned by a long-term client.
Coleraine Veterinary Practice describes itself as providing pet healthcare “24 hours a day” and treating a wide range of animals (“from the biggest farmyard beasts to the smallest of furry friends”). Reviews most often focus on long-term routine care (annual vaccinations and check-ups) and support during end-of-life decisions, with multiple owners describing sensitive euthanasia appointments and aftercare touches (including providing pawprint copies). A few practical details come up repeatedly: staff answering questions by phone before visits so owners can make informed choices, and a Tuesday discount for over-60s mentioned by a long-term client.
Craemill Veterinary Clinic
Magherafelt
Our Score (78/100)
Craemill Veterinary Clinic is a small‑animal practice (dogs, cats and other small pets) that also lists itself as a veterinary nurse training facility. The clinic website promotes a Pet Health Club® Plus plan that includes consultations, and states “Veterinary Practice of the Year 2016” (as written on the site). In reviews, owners most often describe a welcoming front‑of‑house experience and vets who take time with both pets and questions—examples include a vaccination visit where the vet helped a nervous dog relax, and comments about being thorough and patient during appointments.
Craemill Veterinary Clinic is a small‑animal practice (dogs, cats and other small pets) that also lists itself as a veterinary nurse training facility. The clinic website promotes a Pet Health Club® Plus plan that includes consultations, and states “Veterinary Practice of the Year 2016” (as written on the site). In reviews, owners most often describe a welcoming front‑of‑house experience and vets who take time with both pets and questions—examples include a vaccination visit where the vet helped a nervous dog relax, and comments about being thorough and patient during appointments.
Lagan Valley Vets Ltd is a small-animal veterinary practice (owners mention dogs) with an emergency contact option described in reviews. Recent feedback highlights very fast out-of-hours response (an emergency call answered immediately and an examination arranged within an hour) and support with difficult end-of-life situations (one owner described their dog’s final visit as “peaceful”). There are also conflicting reports about cost transparency and bedside manner: one reviewer says they were not told about a £35 fee in advance and felt the consultation was brief, while another describes a distressing experience when collecting ashes, including a payment mix-up and staff they felt were insensitive.
Lagan Valley Vets Ltd is a small-animal veterinary practice (owners mention dogs) with an emergency contact option described in reviews. Recent feedback highlights very fast out-of-hours response (an emergency call answered immediately and an examination arranged within an hour) and support with difficult end-of-life situations (one owner described their dog’s final visit as “peaceful”). There are also conflicting reports about cost transparency and bedside manner: one reviewer says they were not told about a £35 fee in advance and felt the consultation was brief, while another describes a distressing experience when collecting ashes, including a payment mix-up and staff they felt were insensitive.
Balloo Vets Ltd (established in 2004) provides both small-animal and equine care, with on-site surgical facilities, in-house lab testing (haematology and biochemistry analysers), and hospitalisation. For horse owners, the clinic also lists a CCTV-monitored foaling unit. Reviewers most often describe long-term use for dogs and highlight practical support—such as help getting a puppy “through all her jabs” and staff being “kind & supportive” with a pug.
Balloo Vets Ltd (established in 2004) provides both small-animal and equine care, with on-site surgical facilities, in-house lab testing (haematology and biochemistry analysers), and hospitalisation. For horse owners, the clinic also lists a CCTV-monitored foaling unit. Reviewers most often describe long-term use for dogs and highlight practical support—such as help getting a puppy “through all her jabs” and staff being “kind & supportive” with a pug.
Saintfield Veterinary Clinic (Ashwood Vets) describes itself as an independent, primary-care practice. Based on the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine small-animal care as well as surgical and diagnostic work, with owners repeatedly mentioning clear explanations and ongoing communication. Concrete examples owners mention include: - Orthopaedic surgery, specifically TPLO surgery, with “thorough aftercare” described as involving the wider team. - Diagnostics during a consult (one puppy visit included X‑rays and tests), with the consultation described as not rushed and explanations given in detail. - Same-day/urgent problem handling in reviews (multiple “emergency appointment/visit” mentions), including a receptionist helping fix an incorrectly booked appointment at another branch. - Conservative treatment choices supported where appropriate (e.g., an older cat’s care plan described as avoiding a “hard sell” and opting for a more conservative approach).
Saintfield Veterinary Clinic (Ashwood Vets) describes itself as an independent, primary-care practice. Based on the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine small-animal care as well as surgical and diagnostic work, with owners repeatedly mentioning clear explanations and ongoing communication. Concrete examples owners mention include: - Orthopaedic surgery, specifically TPLO surgery, with “thorough aftercare” described as involving the wider team. - Diagnostics during a consult (one puppy visit included X‑rays and tests), with the consultation described as not rushed and explanations given in detail. - Same-day/urgent problem handling in reviews (multiple “emergency appointment/visit” mentions), including a receptionist helping fix an incorrectly booked appointment at another branch. - Conservative treatment choices supported where appropriate (e.g., an older cat’s care plan described as avoiding a “hard sell” and opting for a more conservative approach).
Gortlands Veterinary Clinic
Belfast
Our Score (77/100)
Gortlands Veterinary Clinic is a small-pet practice that states it has been caring for pets since 1968. Based on the information available, it appears set up for routine and preventative care (vaccinations, health checks, parasite treatment) as well as common procedures like neutering, with ongoing management for longer-term conditions (one owner describes a dog with a skin condition managed on steroids). Owners repeatedly mention practical touches that make visits smoother, including text reminders for vaccinations/health checks, and vets taking time to explain options clearly. Recent reviews also describe staff being patient with anxious or reactive behaviour during exams, and a “monthly cat plan” that one owner says reduced what they paid compared with paying ad hoc.
Gortlands Veterinary Clinic is a small-pet practice that states it has been caring for pets since 1968. Based on the information available, it appears set up for routine and preventative care (vaccinations, health checks, parasite treatment) as well as common procedures like neutering, with ongoing management for longer-term conditions (one owner describes a dog with a skin condition managed on steroids). Owners repeatedly mention practical touches that make visits smoother, including text reminders for vaccinations/health checks, and vets taking time to explain options clearly. Recent reviews also describe staff being patient with anxious or reactive behaviour during exams, and a “monthly cat plan” that one owner says reduced what they paid compared with paying ad hoc.
Belfast PDSA Pet Clinic is part of the PDSA organisation (a donation-supported pet charity), with multiple recent reviewers encouraging others to donate after treatment. From the latest reviews, it appears set up for everyday veterinary care and ongoing conditions, with examples including diagnosing Addison’s disease after another practice hadn’t found the cause, and providing follow-up and medication dispensing. Concrete examples owners mention include: - Returning calls within a day after a message was left, followed by arranging medication collection. - Supporting nervous dogs: one owner said their dog is “terrified of vets” but was noticeably more relaxed here. - Investigation and diagnosis of a complex condition (Addison’s disease) after significant prior spend elsewhere without a diagnosis. - Repeated mentions of “very good price,” though no specific fees are stated.
Belfast PDSA Pet Clinic is part of the PDSA organisation (a donation-supported pet charity), with multiple recent reviewers encouraging others to donate after treatment. From the latest reviews, it appears set up for everyday veterinary care and ongoing conditions, with examples including diagnosing Addison’s disease after another practice hadn’t found the cause, and providing follow-up and medication dispensing. Concrete examples owners mention include: - Returning calls within a day after a message was left, followed by arranging medication collection. - Supporting nervous dogs: one owner said their dog is “terrified of vets” but was noticeably more relaxed here. - Investigation and diagnosis of a complex condition (Addison’s disease) after significant prior spend elsewhere without a diagnosis. - Repeated mentions of “very good price,” though no specific fees are stated.
Our Score (77/100)
Cedarmount Veterinary Clinic is a long-established practice (over forty years, per its website) that treats a wide mix of pets including dogs, cats, rabbits, small mammals (gerbils/hamsters) and birds (parrots/budgies). It’s RCVS-registered and listed as a Recognised Rabbit Friendly Clinic. The clinic also states it is a veterinary nurse training facility and offers emergency veterinary services (described in your clinic data as 24/7 or extended hours). From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe prompt access and in-clinic medical workups: one cat owner reports “various tests” followed by being kept in for “a few nights” during treatment, and another mentions being seen right away on a Saturday after contacting the clinic.
Cedarmount Veterinary Clinic is a long-established practice (over forty years, per its website) that treats a wide mix of pets including dogs, cats, rabbits, small mammals (gerbils/hamsters) and birds (parrots/budgies). It’s RCVS-registered and listed as a Recognised Rabbit Friendly Clinic. The clinic also states it is a veterinary nurse training facility and offers emergency veterinary services (described in your clinic data as 24/7 or extended hours). From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe prompt access and in-clinic medical workups: one cat owner reports “various tests” followed by being kept in for “a few nights” during treatment, and another mentions being seen right away on a Saturday after contacting the clinic.
Glenn Vet Clinic
Bangor
Our Score (77/100)
Glenn Vet Clinic describes itself as an independent, family-run practice established in 1991 by Linda Glenn, and is RCVS tier 2 accredited. Reviews point to a clinic set up for routine care plus inpatient and surgical cases, with multiple owners describing pets being kept in for care over several days and recovering well. Concrete examples mentioned include nail trim appointments with extra support for nervous owners, and surgeries such as a full hysterectomy (spay) and dew claw removal.
Glenn Vet Clinic describes itself as an independent, family-run practice established in 1991 by Linda Glenn, and is RCVS tier 2 accredited. Reviews point to a clinic set up for routine care plus inpatient and surgical cases, with multiple owners describing pets being kept in for care over several days and recovering well. Concrete examples mentioned include nail trim appointments with extra support for nervous owners, and surgeries such as a full hysterectomy (spay) and dew claw removal.