Una Mclean

This is part of the Queen’s Crescent Veterinary Clinic (
) which is headquartered in the west end, but also has a branch on High Street in the city centre which is super handy for us. They have various payment plans available — we pay a fixed amount per month which covers all of Sadie’s visits and prescriptions and considering how much of a Calamity Jane she is, it has been well worth it. The veterinary nurses are always so cheerful and helpful when you phone — if you’re not sure whether or not an appointment is necessary, they are always happy to pop an appointment in at short notice. They are open from Monday — Friday: 9−12pm, 4−7pm
Saturday: 9−11am. Saturday appointments are like gold dust. The vets are amazing and clearly adore the animals that come through their doors. Sadie loves the fuss that is always made over her (until something pointy appears that is). This veterinary clinic is the best that I’ve experienced — everything in plain english, they don’t condescend to you, and nothing is too small. The headquarters in the West End also offers puppy training classes which we made use of — it was invaluable. not just for training, but also socialising with other dogs. Lastly, they offer a boarding service for small animals (guinea pigs etc.) One of my friends used them for boarding and was really impressed with them.