Comber Vet Clinic

Comber Vet Clinic is part of Ace Vets, an independent veterinary group established in 2006. Based on its website, the clinic is set up to handle routine care and surgery, and it also highlights in-house interest/experience in dermatology, imaging, and ophthalmology. In recent reviews, owners mention being seen quickly, getting clear explanations, and thoughtful touches such as a sympathy card after euthanasia. One recent review reports a negative experience around being advised monthly flea/worm treatment for an indoor cat, with the owner describing a change in attitude when they questioned it.

Services

From the clinic website and reviews, services mentioned include

• •Surgery (including an owner report of eye ulcer surgery with close follow-up monitoring)
• •Dental care
• •Vaccinations
• •Microchipping
• •Wellness care plans
• •Emergency care (listed on the website; details of how it operates aren’t provided in the available information)
• •Areas the team says it has expertise in: dermatology, imaging, ophthalmology (website-stated)

People

Named in reviews

• •Robert & Siobhan: thanked for compassion during euthanasia of a long-term pet, and for sending a sympathy card afterwards.

Unspecified vets/staff (from reviews)

• •One owner describes being seen quickly, receiving lots of information, and “great care” for a cat.
• •Another review describes a snide remark and poorer attitude after questioning parasite-treatment advice (the reviewer wasn’t sure if the person was a nurse or vet).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 111 reviews. “”

• •Speed and responsiveness: an owner says their cat was seen very quickly.
• •Explanations and follow-up: an eye-ulcer case describes the procedure being explained thoroughly and a close monitoring schedule afterwards, ending with the pet being “all clear.”
• •Support around end-of-life care: one review highlights a dignified euthanasia experience and a sympathy card sent afterwards.
• •Conflicting experiences on advice/attitude: one reviewer felt pressured into monthly flea and worm drops for an indoor cat and reports staff attitude worsened when questioned.