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The Stewartry Veterinary Centre

5.0(6 reviews)
Dalbeattie
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About

The Stewartry Veterinary Centre in Dalbeattie is an independent mixed practice in Dumfries and Galloway treating small animals, equines, and farm animals. It operates as a branch of the Castle Douglas main surgery, with afternoon appointment sessions. Services include dentistry, laboratory diagnostics, surgery, nutrition advice, and pet passport provision.

The practice provides its own emergency out-of-hours cover rather than using an external service. Its rural Dumfries and Galloway setting means it serves a mixed caseload of companion animals and agricultural livestock across the Stewartry area of south-west Scotland.

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  • Catherine Lee

    3 years ago

    Everyone was wonderful. Mr Alan Marshall the vet was excellent and very understanding. I would highly recommend this veterinary practice.

  • Mary Wishart

    4 years ago

    So kind and gentle with the animals. My furry babies are well cared for when they aren't well. They're shown nothing g but affection.

  • Andrea Collins

    4 years ago

    Can't fault them, always lovely!

Accessibility & parking

Wheelchair-accessible parking

Contact & Location

67a High St, Dalbeattie DG5 4HA, UK

DG5 4HA

01556 502263
vets@stewartryvets.com
www.stewartryveterinarycentre.co.uk/

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