Best Vets in Douglas – Complete Local Guide

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.

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.