Vet practice in Lanarkshire

Ardmory Veterinary Clinic

4.8(233 reviews)
2 Ardmory Lane, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, G42 0BX
Open Weekends
Disabled Access
Car Park

About this practice

Ardmory Veterinary Clinic in Lanarkshire

Ardmory Vet Clinic, established in February 2009, is an independent veterinary practice located in the Toryglen area of South East Glasgow. The clinic offers high-quality dedicated care to all pet species, providing a complete healthcare package for a wide range of animals. The clinic operates with a small, close-knit team, including Michael Orsi BVMS MRCVS as the vet, Laura McDonald RVN as the nurse, and Karen and Stefanie as receptionists. This structure allows for excellent continuity of care. The facility is fully modernised and well-equipped to support pet well-being. Due to space, Ardmory Vet Clinic can only register a small number of new clients, often requiring appointments to be booked several weeks in advance with a deposit. They do not use online booking services, and all appointments should be made by calling directly. For out-of-hours emergencies, clients are directed to Emergency Vets Glasgow or Vets Now.

Ardmory Veterinary Clinic is based at 2 Ardmory Lane, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, G42 0BX in Glasgow. The practice treats aquatics, birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

Animals treated

Dogs
Cats
Small Mammals
Birds
Exotic/Wild
Aquatics

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Ardmory Veterinary Clinic reviews

4.8(233 reviews)

Average rating of 4.8 out of 5 based on 233 reviews. Sourced from Google.

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  • Susan Bulloch· 6 months ago

    My cat Astrid has been coming here for a while now and my sisters dog Zuma. The care and attention that hsve been given to our animals has been second to none from Michael and Alan and staff are so friendly. Always kind and always giving advice on how best to care for our animals. I was paying hundreds before I come here from.a previous vet, as my cat Astrid was poorly, and they didn't know the cause. Michael got Asfrid back on track, and she's doing amazing, as well as the knowledge and advice since we've been here from him and also Alan. I know Astrid and Zuma are in safe hands.

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  • Maz Stone· 11 months ago

    I wanted to leave a review as I've read the negative reviews about this practice and think a few things need clarified. First of all, the comments about needing to wait outside: I can imagine this was during covid and that they followed the government installed restrictions on access to confined space, meaning people to wait outside during appointments, as the number of staff in the building meant the floorspace was at capacity. This is not the case now. I've seen another comment saying that it's a little bit expensive: I have a tortoise. To be able to find somebody who actually knows what they are talking about - to provide, informed, knowledgeable, experienced care for a reptile - is rare and expensive. I came home the other day and asked my husband to guess how much it cost to have a blood sample, poo sample, full examination and 30 minute consultation done for Sheldon. He guessed £160, which would have been my ballpark, too. It was £90. If you consider this expensive, you have not done the adequate research that should be done before taking on the responsibility of another creature's life. The service that we have received has been exemplary, thorough and affordable. I cannot fault it.

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  • Arran McMahon· a year ago

    Took my newish snake here as I thought he could have mouth rot as he had black around his mouth, luckily he didn’t! vet done a full check over and was so helpful and knowledgeable giving me advice on best heating/lighting options. Very happy with the care we received and so glad to of found a great exotic vet!

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  • Kern Keeley· a year ago

    Apologies for the novel that follows, but I felt the need to add to my previous review made 11 Years ago, to confirm my trust was well placed and assure everyone that this is the vets to trust. They have now cared for my past gerbils, current & past ferrets, my degus, and my cat. They have been with me through highs & lows, money troubles & personal issues, and their standard of care has never waned. Having just said goodbye to my old girl (Ferret) Fawn, I need to express how much their compassion meant to me. They squeezed me in when I phoned first thing in the morning, they had her seen immediately by their wonderful vet Nurse Laura, and they took my Fawn away for treatment shortly after. Receptionist Karen was amazing on the phone and comforting as I walked out the door in tears, and her lovely demeanor was just the kindness I needed at the time. While we knew we wanted to let Fawn rest in peace that day, we weren't expecting her to worsen so quickly however the phone call we received (about an hour after we had left the practice) from Dr Michael Orsi was clear but gentle message that it was time. There was no pressure, we were not rushed, but we were so thankful to have a vet tell us the honest truth as kindly as possible. We drove back, and while the whole team had done everything they could, my wee Fawn the ferret was in a terrible state of respiratory distress which of course upset my mum & I deeply. Again, we were reassured that there was no rush, we would not be disturbed, and so we said our goodbyes in the calm reception area. They gave us all the time they could, and gave us time with her sedated so Fawn was not suffering while we loved on her. For that, I will be forever grateful. Dr Michael Orsi explained everything, there would be no shock or surprises at this sensitive moment, and he hides needles well which is reassuring for needle sensitive folk! Our girl was at rest, given peace by the team that had cared for her over eight years, and we could tell they truly loved her too. They gave her the death she deserved. This small team of Dr Michael Orsi, Nurse Laura, and receptionists Karen & Stefanie are the most wonderful group of veterinary care specialists and I bet my life they care for every animal that comes through their doors with the same dedication they have shown us in our worst moments. I can only hope none of them choose to retire in the next few decades because I can't imagine trusting anyone else! 😂 An invaluable vet practice, your animals couldn't be better cared for regardless of species. 💕 My Review 11 Years Ago: "Fantastic vet! I'm certain that I owe my little ferret girl's life to them after all they did and continue doing for her (very impressed with the care they gave her when there seemed little hope), I will positively trust them with any future pets of mine! Worth travelling to since they seem to really try for the animals and thr prices aren't bad either. :)"

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  • Dawid P· 4 years ago

    The best vet in Scotland. Michael and the team always take time to explain the diagnosis and go through alternative approaches. We moved around Scotland a bit but always come back to Ardmory for annual boosters and checks. Prices are very reasonable and you never feel rushed.

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