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Broadleys Veterinary Clinic

4.8(33 reviews)
Dunblane
Closed · today 08:30–18:00
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About

Broadleys Veterinary Clinic in Dunblane is an independently owned small animal practice with RCVS accreditation. Opened in 1995, it was the first privately owned, purpose-built veterinary hospital in Scotland and has been operating for over thirty years.

The practice offers orthopaedics, ophthalmology, cardiology, oncology, physiotherapy, palliative care, diagnostic imaging, and in-house laboratory services. Pet passports, a pet health plan, and emergency cover are also provided. It is owned and operated by vets who work directly in the practice.

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  • James Gardiner

    a year ago

    Was worried our wee pup being sick a lot. Broadley's vet fixed him up. Great service and excellent staff.

  • Alan Bradshaw

    3 years ago

    Excellent veterinary practice. A smaller clinic in Dunblane and larger hospital in Stirling. Friendly and helpful with vets who are experienced and experts in their field. Easy to park at the practice in Dunblane. Not sure about Stirling. Reception staff have great customer service.

  • Luigi D'Angelo

    3 years ago

    It's an excellent local vet with friendly and competent staff. If it's needed they have also a bigger clinic in Stirling. Easy accessible from the train station with car parks nearby.

Accessibility & parking

Wheelchair-accessible parking
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Paid parking on site

Contact & Location

1A Station Rd, Dunblane FK15 9ET, UK

FK15 9ET

01786 824400
reception@broadleysvets.co.uk
www.broadleysvets.co.uk/

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