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## Summary Alderney Animal Welfare appears to be an animal welfare organisation rather than a conventional veterinary clinic (based on the available business listing and review content). The only written feedback available describes an open day with guided tours of the facility, and the reviewer highlights the team’s professionalism and the scale of the work the organisation does. There isn’t enough information in the provided sources to confirm what clinical or veterinary services (if any) are offered. ## Reviews Google rating: 5 stars from 1 review. The written feedback available is limited and focuses on a visitor experience rather than treatment outcomes. “Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.” - An open day with tours is described as “really interesting,” suggesting the organisation offers public-facing events where visitors can see the setup and ask questions. - The team is described as “professional” and “caring,” with praise directed at the work the organisation does. - The latest written reviews provided to us include duplicated text from the same author, so there’s effectively only one unique written account to go on.
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Isabelle Vets
Rte Isabelle
Isabelle Vets is an established practice (founded in 1919) with a modern set-up that includes a CT scanner and a hydrotherapy service. Clinic information and the website both indicate emergency appointments are available (clinic data lists emergency veterinary services as “24/7 or extended hours”). It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. In the latest reviews available to us, owners describe serious case care and follow-up (including one dog described as having their life saved, with “wonderful” aftercare), routine preventative care where an annual vaccination appointment also included a full check-over, and some convenience-focused processes such as pets being collected/returned to a vehicle and payment taken by phone. One reviewer reports a major downside around parking convenience and says they changed vets for that reason.
Isabelle Vets is an established practice (founded in 1919) with a modern set-up that includes a CT scanner and a hydrotherapy service. Clinic information and the website both indicate emergency appointments are available (clinic data lists emergency veterinary services as “24/7 or extended hours”). It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. In the latest reviews available to us, owners describe serious case care and follow-up (including one dog described as having their life saved, with “wonderful” aftercare), routine preventative care where an annual vaccination appointment also included a full check-over, and some convenience-focused processes such as pets being collected/returned to a vehicle and payment taken by phone. One reviewer reports a major downside around parking convenience and says they changed vets for that reason.