Galemire Vets Limited

Galemire Vets Limited is a veterinary practice that offers emergency care (details aren’t specified in the available website summary) and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews most often point to the clinic handling urgent, complex situations and providing clear aftercare—examples include staff “quick thinking” when a cat was seriously ill (the owner says it saved the cat’s life) and repeat treatment/aftercare for rabbits with GI stasis that owners say helps them recover quickly. Several reviewers also mention a “no sales pressure” feel, and one describes support through a pregnant cat’s care leading to a successful litter.

Services

• •Emergency veterinary care (mentioned on the website/clinic data, but without specifics on how it’s delivered).
• •Care for rabbits, including treatment for GI stasis and aftercare guidance mentioned by an owner.
• •Care for seriously ill cats, including urgent assessment/treatment described as time-critical by a reviewer.
• •Maternity/reproductive support for cats: an owner describes care for a pregnant cat through to healthy kittens.
• •Injury care: one owner describes a consultation after their pet was attacked by another dog, with the vet addressing concerns.
• •End-of-life support and cremation/ashes collection are referenced in a review (including a condolence card and forget-me-not seeds).

People

• •Individual staff aren’t named in the information provided.
• •Owners repeatedly mention staff being friendly and helpful, and in specific cases
• •Quick decision-making during a serious illness (cat) that the owner credits with saving the pet’s life.
• •Aftercare support for rabbits with ongoing GI stasis (what to do after treatment to help recovery).
• •A vet described as kind and helpful after a dog-attack incident, taking time to answer concerns.
• •Thoughtful bereavement handling, including a card and seeds when ashes were collected.

Reviews

4.7 stars from 263 reviews. The latest written reviews available include both brief praise and detailed accounts of urgent care and ongoing condition management. “”

• •Urgent/critical care experiences: one owner says staff’s quick work saved their seriously ill cat.
• •Ongoing condition management with aftercare: rabbits with recurring GI stasis, with the owner highlighting treatment plus aftercare instructions.
• •Not feeling “sold to”: one reviewer explicitly contrasts the experience with feeling pressured elsewhere, describing it as “pet care not sales.”
• •Supportive handling of emotional moments: bereavement support is described with specific gestures (card and seeds) at ashes collection.