Newtownards Vets4Pets Ltd

Services

• •Routine and preventive care: microchipping, nurse clinics, weight clinics, nutritional advice, medications and prescriptions, plus health plans and bereavement support.
• •Diagnostics and monitoring: in-house laboratory testing including haematology, biochemistry and electrolytes, along with blood pressure monitoring, ECG, echocardiography, digital X-ray and ultrasound.
• •Surgery and procedures: anaesthesia, soft tissue surgery, ear surgery, dentistry and use of an operating theatre.
• •Hospital and inpatient facilities: hospital ward, isolation units, and separate wards for dogs and cats.
• •Advanced care listed by the practice: cardiology, blood transfusions and chemotherapy/cancer treatment.
• •Emergency and urgent care: emergency cover is available when the practice is closed, and reviewers mention quick access for urgent appointments, including a same-day visit for a dog with tummy problems.
• •Examples from recent visits: reviews mention calm handling of a very nervous border collie, a quick rabbit nail trim with no waiting, and sensitive support for families during end-of-life care for cats and dogs.

Pricing

Available published prices indicate the clinic sits above average relative to similar practices.

People

• •Emma (vet): repeatedly praised for kind, compassionate support, including during end-of-life care.
• •Dermott / Dermot (vet): strongly praised for calm, gentle handling of nervous dogs and for taking owners’ concerns seriously.
• •Steph (reception): thanked for being professional, helpful and clear during urgent booking and emergency situations.
• •Sally: praised for a respectful, caring consultation during an urgent visit.
• •Reviewers also speak very positively about the wider team, including reception staff, nurses and vets.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9/5 from 249 reviews.

• •Reviews consistently highlight a warm, caring team, with praise extending from reception through to nurses and vets.
• •Support around difficult moments is a clear theme, especially compassionate handling of end-of-life care and helping owners feel supported throughout.
• •The practice is often described as accommodating when something urgent comes up, with reviewers mentioning quick appointments and helpful guidance.
• •Pets that are anxious or awkward to handle are repeatedly mentioned, with owners praising the calm approach, gentle fuss made of animals, and smooth practical visits such as rabbit nail trims.