Johnston & Farrell

4.8(138 reviews)

Tain

Closed · today 09:00–12:30

About

Johnston and Farrell is a veterinary practice in Tain, part of the Medivet group, serving the Scottish Highlands. The practice treats small animals, equines, farm livestock and exotic species, and provides 24-hour emergency care. A branch surgery also operates in Invergordon.

The main Tain surgery is a purpose-built facility that opened in 2010. The practice serves as a training centre for veterinary nurses in partnership with North Highland College in Thurso. Services include dental work, behavioural consultations and surgical procedures.

Generated summary based on public information · April 2026

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Pitgrudy Holiday Park
a month ago
Lovely staff, very helpful in everyday. Great advice and am secure in the knowledge my dogs have excellent care to hand if ever needed.
Julie Thacker
2 months ago
We highly recommend this practice. When we had to say goodbye to our elderly cat Catrina explained things clearly and with compassion. Thank you to the whole team for being so caring.
mariana de camargo
2 months ago
Can’t recommend them enough. My dog had a minor accident while we were away on holiday and the team at Johnston & Farrell were the most helpful, friendly and accommodating I’ve ever seen. Wish they were in Glasgow so they could be our full time vet! Thank you again!

Accessibility & parking

Wheelchair-accessible parking

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Wheelchair-accessible toilet

Contact & Location

Victoria Rd, Tain IV19 1AU, UK

IV19 1AU

01862 894223

info@johnstonandfarrellvets.co.uk

www.johnstonandfarrellvets.co.uk/

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