Featured Clinic Overview
## Summary Milan Veterinary Practice is a multi-branch practice (the website mentions three branches) with owners describing both routine and urgent care, including late-night call-outs. Reviews include specific examples of vets talking owners through whether an emergency visit is actually needed (to help avoid unnecessary cost), carrying out emergency treatment, and following up a few hours later to check progress. End-of-life care is a recurring theme too, with multiple owners describing unhurried euthanasia appointments where procedures were explained clearly and handled with compassion. A minority of recent reviews raise concerns about high prices and poor communication, which conflicts with other reviews that highlight clear explanations and honest discussions. ## Services - Emergency care / call-outs: Owners mention a 4am Saturday call-out, phone triage before attending, and emergency attendance for a pet in severe pain. - Follow-up after urgent treatment: One reviewer reports the vet checked in a few hours later to make sure the pet had settled. - Euthanasia and end-of-life support: Several reviews describe euthanasia appointments where vets did not rush, explained what would happen, and supported owners through the process. - Species mentioned: Reviews reference dogs and equine care (“From equine to canine”). - Veterinary nurse training: Listed in the clinic data as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. ## People - Louisa (vet): Mentioned in an emergency case where she “did her very best” and showed determination in trying to help a dog before the situation deteriorated. - Peter: Named in a review describing euthanasia; the owner highlights “kindness personified,” plus attentiveness, honesty, empathy, and patience during a difficult visit. - Geri (vet; spelling uncertain in review): Praised during a euthanasia appointment for not rushing, explaining everything, and treating the dog with compassion. - Reception staff: Specifically thanked in an end-of-life review for being supportive during the visit. ## Reviews Google rating: 4.6 stars from 182 reviews. “Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.” - Emergency handling and communication: Owners describe vets discussing symptoms on the phone to decide whether a visit is necessary, then providing emergency treatment and explaining diagnosis/prognosis. - Follow-through: At least one review mentions a proactive check-in a few hours after treatment. - End-of-life care: Multiple reviews focus on euthanasia support—being unhurried, having procedures explained, and compassionate handling of both pet and owner. - Cost and communication concerns: A small number of reviews describe the practice as pricey and one recent review alleges poor communication; this contrasts with other accounts praising clear, honest discussions.
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Isle of Man Vets for Pets describes itself as a locally owned small-animal general practice. The clinic highlights separate cat and dog waiting areas and separated dog/cat wards plus isolation units, alongside an in-house lab and operating theatre. The latest written reviews available to us are limited (a single reviewer), but they specifically mention a “lovely receptionist” and a “helpful friendly vet.” The website also states that an out-of-hours emergency service is available.
Isle of Man Vets for Pets describes itself as a locally owned small-animal general practice. The clinic highlights separate cat and dog waiting areas and separated dog/cat wards plus isolation units, alongside an in-house lab and operating theatre. The latest written reviews available to us are limited (a single reviewer), but they specifically mention a “lovely receptionist” and a “helpful friendly vet.” The website also states that an out-of-hours emergency service is available.
Point of Care Ltd describes itself as a mobile veterinary clinic operating from a “state-of-the-art mobile clinic,” offering at-home/on-site care for pets, equine, and farm animals. The website lists services ranging from consultations and laboratory work through to operations, plus referral options for chronic pain management and complementary therapies (acupuncture and the Animal Dorn Method). It also states 24/7 emergency services are available for existing clients. The latest written Google reviews available to us do not describe veterinary care (they discuss non-veterinary home-support/cleaning tasks and a navigation/address-finding issue), so they provide little usable evidence about the clinical experience for animals.
Point of Care Ltd describes itself as a mobile veterinary clinic operating from a “state-of-the-art mobile clinic,” offering at-home/on-site care for pets, equine, and farm animals. The website lists services ranging from consultations and laboratory work through to operations, plus referral options for chronic pain management and complementary therapies (acupuncture and the Animal Dorn Method). It also states 24/7 emergency services are available for existing clients. The latest written Google reviews available to us do not describe veterinary care (they discuss non-veterinary home-support/cleaning tasks and a navigation/address-finding issue), so they provide little usable evidence about the clinical experience for animals.
Jane Callow Veterinary Practice is set up to handle urgent situations (emergency veterinary services are listed) as well as routine consultations. In the written reviews available to us, owners most often point to practical, decision-relevant behaviours: taking time to listen to concerns, explaining what’s happening during appointments, and helping even when it’s close to closing time. End-of-life care is also specifically mentioned, with one owner describing their dogs’ passing as “calm and peaceful” with the practice’s support.
Jane Callow Veterinary Practice is set up to handle urgent situations (emergency veterinary services are listed) as well as routine consultations. In the written reviews available to us, owners most often point to practical, decision-relevant behaviours: taking time to listen to concerns, explaining what’s happening during appointments, and helping even when it’s close to closing time. End-of-life care is also specifically mentioned, with one owner describing their dogs’ passing as “calm and peaceful” with the practice’s support.
Natural Animal Clinic focuses on holistic and integrative veterinary care, combining traditional veterinary medicine with approaches like acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, and nutrition-based support (as described on its website). Ownership/corporate group isn’t stated in the information provided. Based on the latest written reviews available to us, pet owners most often describe: - Detailed, tailored nutrition planning (one owner mentions a diet plan built around their border collie’s specific needs, with thorough explanations). - Titre testing to guide vaccination decisions, with one owner choosing this to avoid routine boosters “when they don’t need it,” and reporting that results came back quickly and were explained clearly. - Calm handling and reassurance during appointments (patients described as handled patiently).
Natural Animal Clinic focuses on holistic and integrative veterinary care, combining traditional veterinary medicine with approaches like acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, and nutrition-based support (as described on its website). Ownership/corporate group isn’t stated in the information provided. Based on the latest written reviews available to us, pet owners most often describe: - Detailed, tailored nutrition planning (one owner mentions a diet plan built around their border collie’s specific needs, with thorough explanations). - Titre testing to guide vaccination decisions, with one owner choosing this to avoid routine boosters “when they don’t need it,” and reporting that results came back quickly and were explained clearly. - Calm handling and reassurance during appointments (patients described as handled patiently).
Strand Vets
Port Erin
Strand Vets is listed as offering emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) and as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the cases described in recent reviews, the clinic appears set up for both routine and more involved procedures, with owners repeatedly mentioning clear explanations and unhurried decision-making during stressful situations. Concrete examples mentioned include: - Surgical care for severe cataracts that led to an eye being removed, with owners highlighting calm, clear communication and that “nothing felt rushed.” - A laparoscopic spay described as “faultless from start to finish.” - Same-day appointments for urgent problems (e.g., a rescue dog with an upset stomach; a puppy sick overnight), with medication provided that resolved symptoms. - End-of-life support including a “quality of life” survey and a condolence card after euthanasia.
Strand Vets is listed as offering emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) and as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the cases described in recent reviews, the clinic appears set up for both routine and more involved procedures, with owners repeatedly mentioning clear explanations and unhurried decision-making during stressful situations. Concrete examples mentioned include: - Surgical care for severe cataracts that led to an eye being removed, with owners highlighting calm, clear communication and that “nothing felt rushed.” - A laparoscopic spay described as “faultless from start to finish.” - Same-day appointments for urgent problems (e.g., a rescue dog with an upset stomach; a puppy sick overnight), with medication provided that resolved symptoms. - End-of-life support including a “quality of life” survey and a condolence card after euthanasia.
Medicor Veterinary Practice Ltd appears to be an independent practice (no corporate group is mentioned in the available information). Based on the reviews, it’s set up for booked, private consultations and ongoing treatment planning, with owners repeatedly mentioning clear explanations of what’s happening and how treatment will be monitored. Concrete details mentioned include: - Private appointment consult rooms (separate from reception). - A reception area with animal scales, seating, and toilets; an accessible ramp is noted, though one reviewer found the front door heavy. - Owners describing detailed explanations of expected outcomes and how follow-up treatment will be monitored.
Medicor Veterinary Practice Ltd appears to be an independent practice (no corporate group is mentioned in the available information). Based on the reviews, it’s set up for booked, private consultations and ongoing treatment planning, with owners repeatedly mentioning clear explanations of what’s happening and how treatment will be monitored. Concrete details mentioned include: - Private appointment consult rooms (separate from reception). - A reception area with animal scales, seating, and toilets; an accessible ramp is noted, though one reviewer found the front door heavy. - Owners describing detailed explanations of expected outcomes and how follow-up treatment will be monitored.
Milan Veterinary Clinic is part of a wider practice that operates three branches. Reviews most often describe routine, ongoing care for cats, with owners repeatedly mentioning that the team listens to concerns and communicates clearly. A monthly pet plan (“Pet Health Club® Plus”) is promoted on the clinic website, and one reviewer also calls the monthly plan “really good value.” Specific, recurring details from reviews include reception staff responding quickly to queries, vets being “very informative,” and named staff (Wade as a vet; Suzanne on the phone) helping make visits less stressful.
Milan Veterinary Clinic is part of a wider practice that operates three branches. Reviews most often describe routine, ongoing care for cats, with owners repeatedly mentioning that the team listens to concerns and communicates clearly. A monthly pet plan (“Pet Health Club® Plus”) is promoted on the clinic website, and one reviewer also calls the monthly plan “really good value.” Specific, recurring details from reviews include reception staff responding quickly to queries, vets being “very informative,” and named staff (Wade as a vet; Suzanne on the phone) helping make visits less stressful.
Arg Beiyn Veterinary Practice offers routine veterinary care alongside emergency-care consultations, and the website also references proactive healthcare plans (“Pet Health Club” and “Pet Health Club Plus”). Reviews describe the team explaining each step during appointments, diagnosing the source of pain and treating it with follow-up pain medication, and fitting pets in “straight away” for an emergency visit. One reviewer notes they “never seem to have consistency on staff,” while still praising the care received.
Arg Beiyn Veterinary Practice offers routine veterinary care alongside emergency-care consultations, and the website also references proactive healthcare plans (“Pet Health Club” and “Pet Health Club Plus”). Reviews describe the team explaining each step during appointments, diagnosing the source of pain and treating it with follow-up pain medication, and fitting pets in “straight away” for an emergency visit. One reviewer notes they “never seem to have consistency on staff,” while still praising the care received.
Milan Veterinary Practice is a multi-branch clinic that advertises consultations included as part of a Pet Health Club® Plus plan (as stated on its website). Recent reviews describe it as set up for same-day urgent problems as well as routine care, with multiple examples of pets being seen quickly and treated on the spot. Specific examples owners mention include a dog examined immediately and given an anti-inflammatory injection for sudden limping, and a sick puppy (not registered) where the team contacted the pet’s usual vet for history, diagnosed the issue, and prescribed treatment. Price is a mixed point: one recent review calls it “Expensive.”
Milan Veterinary Practice is a multi-branch clinic that advertises consultations included as part of a Pet Health Club® Plus plan (as stated on its website). Recent reviews describe it as set up for same-day urgent problems as well as routine care, with multiple examples of pets being seen quickly and treated on the spot. Specific examples owners mention include a dog examined immediately and given an anti-inflammatory injection for sudden limping, and a sick puppy (not registered) where the team contacted the pet’s usual vet for history, diagnosed the issue, and prescribed treatment. Price is a mixed point: one recent review calls it “Expensive.”