Aran Vet Clinic

Aran Vet Clinic offers routine pet healthcare (including vaccinations, neutering, microchipping and prescriptions) alongside emergency care, and it states it treats a wide range of small pets (cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and hamsters). Recent reviews repeatedly describe being seen quickly for urgent problems—examples include a dog with an ear infection and “short notice” appointments—along with clear explanations of aftercare. One recent review raises a payment-policy concern, alleging treatment (including an x‑ray) was not provided without full payment upfront.

Services

• •Routine preventive care: vaccinations (website).
• •Surgery / procedures: neutering (website).
• •Identification: microchipping (website).
• •Medication support: pet prescriptions and repeat prescriptions (website).
• •Emergency care: emergency care services are offered (website; clinic data indicates emergency veterinary services).
• •Species treated: cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, hamsters (website).
• •Other care mentioned in reviews: treatment for an ear infection; euthanasia was provided for a cockerel (reviews).
• •Training: listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility (clinic data).

Pricing

• •One reviewer reports being asked to pay £600 “there and then” for treatment, and says a requested payment plan was refused (review). No other specific prices are provided.

People

• •Team (unnamed): One owner describes the team sending a sympathy card after euthanasia for their cockerel, and says they were not dismissed for bringing in “just a chicken” (review).
• •Vets and nurses (unnamed): Multiple reviews mention thorough examinations, being seen promptly, and receiving clear information on care at home (reviews).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 325 reviews. The - Fast access to care: owners describe being seen the same day and sometimes within the hour, including for visitors needing quick help (reviews).

• •Clear explanations and guidance: owners mention getting “plenty of information” and being told how to manage care “this week and beyond” after an ear infection visit (reviews).
• •Kindness in difficult moments: a detailed review describes compassionate handling of euthanasia and follow-up via a sympathy card (review).
• •Payment-policy conflict: one reviewer alleges refusal to treat without full upfront payment and says a credit plan was not available, while other reviews describe supportive service over many years (reviews).