Parklands Veterinary Ltd

Parklands Veterinary Ltd is a veterinary practice that also operates as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility and offers emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours). Based on recent client experiences, it appears set up for a mix of routine care and procedures (for example annual boosters, operations, and spaying with microchipping) as well as difficult end-of-life appointments.

Concrete details mentioned by owners include

• •Spay + microchip with quick turnaround: one cat was booked mid‑week, admitted Friday morning, home by lunchtime, and brought back for a nurse follow‑up to check wound healing.
• •Pet travel paperwork: a vet is specifically praised for completing a pet passport update and a fit‑to‑fly certificate, covering required details to reduce owner stress.
• •End‑of‑life care: multiple reviews describe staff supporting families through euthanasia/“saying goodbye,” with emphasis on a calm, compassionate approach.
• •Mixed clinical feedback exists: one owner alleges a lump was described as an infection and “clear” of cancer, later finding their dog had breast cancer; other reviews describe pets being “sorted” and getting out of pain.

(Ownership—independent vs corporate group—is not stated in the information provided.)

Services

Services and capabilities explicitly referenced include

• •Emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) (from clinic data).
• •Veterinary Nurse Training facility (from clinic data).
• •Routine preventative care: “annual boosters” are mentioned.
• •Surgery/operations: owners reference “operations,” and one review specifically mentions spaying.
• •Microchipping: performed alongside spay in one case.
• •Post‑op / follow‑up checks: a nurse follow‑up appointment to assess wound healing is described.
• •Assessment of lumps/possible infection: one owner attended for a lump on a dog’s stomach (with a later allegation of missed cancer).
• •Euthanasia / end‑of‑life appointments: several reviews describe supported goodbyes and compassionate handling.
• •Pet travel documentation: pet passport update and fit‑to‑fly certificate preparation are mentioned.

People

• •Georgina (vet): named in multiple reviews for (1) supporting an euthanasia appointment with a compassionate manner, (2) performing a spay and microchip, and (3) handling pet passport/fit‑to‑fly paperwork with detailed knowledge and thoroughness.
• •Aoife and Louise: mentioned as staff who helped with a stray animal case, providing “swift support” and clear reassurance around end-of-life outcome.
• •Nursing team (unnamed): one nurse is specifically noted for a post‑operative wound check and a reassuring manner during the follow‑up.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.3 stars from 30 reviews.

• •Compassion during euthanasia and poor prognoses: several owners describe staff helping them through final goodbyes, and supporting difficult outcomes (including a stray) in a gentle, pragmatic way.
• •Smooth scheduling and follow‑up for routine surgery: one owner reports fast booking for spay/microchip, same‑day discharge by lunchtime, and a nurse follow‑up to check healing.
• •Practical help with travel paperwork: a vet is praised for correctly completing a pet passport update and fit‑to‑fly certificate, covering required details to make the process “stress free.”
• •Clinical concern raised by one reviewer: one review alleges a lump was assessed as infection/“clear” of cancer, but the dog was later diagnosed with breast cancer; this conflicts with other reviews describing effective pain relief and good outcomes.