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Ardmory Veterinary Clinic

4.8(228 reviews)
Glasgow
Open · today 09:00–18:00

About

Ardmory Veterinary Clinic in Glasgow is a small animal and exotics practice offering appointment-only consultations. The clinic is not an emergency service and requires all animals to be registered via an initial consultation before any urgent treatment.

The practice provides dental care, endoscopy, diagnostic imaging, in-house laboratory work, microchipping, nutritional advice, surgery and vaccinations. New clients must register their animals and pay a deposit when booking their first appointment. The clinic accepts card and app payments only.

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Recent reviews

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  • Susan Bulloch

    2 months ago

    My cat Astrid has been coming here for a while now and my sisters dog Zuma. The care and attention that hsve been given to our animals has been second to none from Michael and Alan and staff are so friendly. Always kind and always giving advice on how best to care for our animals. I was paying hundreds before I come here from.a previous vet, as my cat Astrid was poorly, and they didn't know the cause. Michael got Asfrid back on track, and she's doing amazing, as well as the knowledge and advice since we've been here from him and also Alan. I know Astrid and Zuma are in safe hands.

  • Gabriella Baleva

    3 months ago

    Our Pygmy hedgehog needed a surgery due to a lump on her body, they organised it quickly and she was in and out on the same day! Since the surgery, she’s been full of life and cuddlier than ever ❤️ we are so thankful and happy with the vet, the nurse and the reception staff for all their help! The vet did an amazing job with the surgery and she is healing so well, couldn’t be happier.

  • Maz Stone

    7 months ago

    I wanted to leave a review as I've read the negative reviews about this practice and think a few things need clarified. First of all, the comments about needing to wait outside: I can imagine this was during covid and that they followed the government installed restrictions on access to confined space, meaning people to wait outside during appointments, as the number of staff in the building meant the floorspace was at capacity. This is not the case now. I've seen another comment saying that it's a little bit expensive: I have a tortoise. To be able to find somebody who actually knows what they are talking about - to provide, informed, knowledgeable, experienced care for a reptile - is rare and expensive. I came home the other day and asked my husband to guess how much it cost to have a blood sample, poo sample, full examination and 30 minute consultation done for Sheldon. He guessed £160, which would have been my ballpark, too. It was £90. If you consider this expensive, you have not done the adequate research that should be done before taking on the responsibility of another creature's life. The service that we have received has been exemplary, thorough and affordable. I cannot fault it.

Accessibility & parking

Wheelchair-accessible parking
Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Contact & Location

2 Ardmory Ln, Glasgow G42 0BX, UK

G42 0BX

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