Conway Road Veterinary Surgery

Conway Road Veterinary Surgery describes itself as a modern, independent practice (established in 2015 after acquiring a site with a longer history). The website highlights on-site diagnostics and surgical facilities (digital X‑ray, ultrasound, endoscopy, in‑house lab, dentistry), and reviews frequently mention being fitted in quickly, including at least one account of staff staying late to help. Specific treatments owners talk about include dental work that got a pet “back to eating,” and a tumour removal procedure taken on after the owner sought a third opinion. The clinic is also described by clients as clean, modern, and spacious, with separate dog and cat areas noted on the website.

Services

From the clinic website and recent reviews, services and capabilities mentioned include

• •Diagnostics and imaging: digital X‑ray, ultrasound, endoscopy; in‑house laboratory
• •Dentistry, including dental work referenced in reviews (pet back to eating afterwards)
• •Surgery: “high-quality surgical facilities” (site); a tumour removal procedure is described in a review
• •Appointments/urgency handling: multiple reviewers say they were fitted in quickly, including “first thing” for a dog with a bad eye
• •Clinic set-up: separate areas for dogs and cats (website)

People

• •Lyndsey (vet): praised for quick diagnosis in a case described by the owner as “something serious,” followed by treatment that the reviewer felt would resolve the problem.
• •David (vet): mentioned in two detailed reviews—treated a dog’s eye problem and, in another case, led a team that took on a difficult tumour-removal procedure after the owner sought another opinion.
• •Team/staff: repeatedly described as friendly and welcoming; one reviewer specifically noted the clinic phoned their regular vet to check for medication conflicts before treating their dog.

Reviews

4.9 stars from 141 reviews. “”

• •Clean, modern facilities are repeatedly mentioned (“clean, modern and spacious”).
• •Quick access to care: multiple owners say the practice fit them in quickly, including urgent-sounding situations (a “bad eye,” an “emergency” where staff stayed late).
• •Treatment outcomes and procedures: dental work leading to a pet eating again; a tumour removal described as extending a dog’s life expectancy; quick diagnosis credited to a named vet.
• •Coordination and caution with medications: one reviewer noted the clinic checked with their usual vet to avoid drug interactions.
• •Cost: one recent reviewer found it “a bit expensive,” while still saying the pet was well cared for.