Arg Beiyn Veterinary Practice

Arg Beiyn Veterinary Practice is presented on the iomvet.co.uk website as part of a wider organisation with multiple surgeries, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on owner reports, the clinic handles a mix of routine care and procedures (including an operation with staff described as “very informative”), parasite problems (a tick removed from a dog’s eyelid), and end‑of‑life support (one owner describing kindness when they had to let their dog go). The clinic website also references repeat prescriptions and proactive healthcare plans (“Pet Health Club”).

Services

• •Operations/surgical procedures (an owner describes their dog being cared for during an operation, with staff providing clear information).
• •Health checks and advice (cats specifically mentioned as being “well looked after for health checks” and owners receiving advice on needs).
• •Parasite/tick removal (tick removed from a dog’s eyelid; the owner reports there was no charge in that instance).
• •End-of-life care (an owner describes supportive care and kindness during euthanasia/letting their dog go).
• •Repeat prescriptions (referenced on the clinic website).
• •Proactive healthcare plans (“Pet Health Club”) (referenced on the clinic website).
• •Emergency care (the clinic website references emergency care, but no specific arrangements are provided in the available information).
• •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed in the structured clinic data).

People

• •Clinical team (unnamed in the available information): Owners repeatedly mention staff being informative (especially around a dog’s operation), knowledgeable and kind during consultations, and supportive in difficult situations such as end-of-life decisions.
• •Reception team (unnamed): One review highlights a “new receptionist” who made them feel welcome.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.6 stars from 47 reviews.

• •Clear communication around procedures: staff described as “very informative” during a dog’s operation.
• •Helpfulness for both routine and minor urgent issues: health checks for cats; tick removal from a dog’s eyelid (reported as done with no charge).
• •Kindness in emotionally difficult care: one owner specifically mentions compassion when they had to let their dog go.
• •Consistent mentions of friendly, helpful staff and professional service.