Jubilee Veterinary Centre – Vets in Newtownards
Clinic Overview
- Recent feedback is mostly positive about the team’s manner, with owners describing staff as caring, pleasant, and especially good with nervous pets. - Dog and cat owners often mention a clean environment, gentle handling, professionalism, and clear explanations of treatment plans. - Reptile feedback is mixed but includes several strong positives, such as a tortoise case where a treatment plan was finally identified after a year of unresolved issues elsewhere, and a bearded dragon owner who was pleased to get a prompt appointment.
Jubilee Veterinary Centre in Newtownards offers 24/7 emergency care and is also noted as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback continues to paint a strong picture for routine dog and cat care, with owners often highlighting calm handling, clear explanations, and a friendly team. The practice also sees birds and reptiles, with both very positive exotic-pet experiences and some serious criticisms in a small number of bird and snake cases.
Services
- •General veterinary care for dogs and cats: routine consultations, check-ups, and treatment planning are regularly mentioned, with reviews often describing gentle handling and clear communication.
- •Emergency and urgent care: 24/7 emergency care is listed, and one long-term client also refers to 24/7 on-site emergency support.
- •Surgery: reviews mention a range of care extending to more complex surgical work, though no specific procedures are named.
- •Bird and exotic pet care: the clinic is described by owners as seeing macaws, parrots, tortoises, bearded dragons, and snakes. Recent examples include a macaw appointment and beak trim, treatment planning for a tortoise with long-running health issues, recovery support after a hibernation-related illness, and a bearded dragon seen promptly when other practices would not.
- •Reptile care: several reptile owners report positive experiences, particularly around diagnosis and treatment planning for tortoises and access to appointments for bearded dragons. Reviews on exotic care overall are more mixed than for cats and dogs.
Pricing
Published prices suggest the clinic sits above average, based on a partial sample of comparable services. Review comments on cost are mixed: one owner described prices as competitive, while another felt an exotic consultation and X-ray costing about £200 did not represent good value.
People
- •Georgia: praised by some owners for being thorough, friendly, and helpful with a macaw and a tortoise’s recovery. She is also named in a serious negative review about bird respiratory care.
- •Michael: mentioned positively by long-term bird owners, including one who says he looked after their macaw for many years and another who describes him as experienced with birds.
- •Team: reviews also mention friendly reception staff, caring nurses, and a helpful front-of-house team.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.7/5 from 389 reviews.
- •Recent feedback is mostly positive about the team’s manner, with owners describing staff as caring, pleasant, and especially good with nervous pets.
- •Dog and cat owners often mention a clean environment, gentle handling, professionalism, and clear explanations of treatment plans.
- •Reptile feedback is mixed but includes several strong positives, such as a tortoise case where a treatment plan was finally identified after a year of unresolved issues elsewhere, and a bearded dragon owner who was pleased to get a prompt appointment.
- •A small number of exotic-pet reviews raise serious concerns, particularly around a macaw respiratory case and a snake injury case, including complaints about imaging quality, handling, antibiotic decisions, and euthanasia advice.

