Ashley Veterinary Centre

Ashley Veterinary Centre is a small, independently owned practice located in the Anniesland area of Glasgow. The practice offers general veterinary services, including repeat prescription orders and online pet registration, and treats a variety of animals, from cats and dogs to rabbits, small furries, birds, and reptiles. Founded and owned by Doranne Ashley, the practice aims to provide a warm and caring environment for pets and their owners. The team strives to create a welcoming atmosphere, treating each pet as part of their family. Operating hours are Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 6:00 pm, and Saturday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. The practice offers emergency treatment, and clients can contact them via phone or email. They also provide a 'Healthy Paws Loyalty Scheme' to help spread the cost of preventative care.

Ashley Veterinary Centre is based at 357-359 Anniesland Road, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, G13 1XT in Glasgow. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals. It is open at weekends.

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• Emily Martin· 2 months ago

  My dog never enjoys the visits but I do because the staff keep me so reassured that he's in the best hands. I've been to a few vets but I'll be sticking with this one. So efficient, always have time for you, remember the little things. Thank you team xx

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• Caitlin Murphy· 3 months ago

  We came here today with our kitten and got her a checkup as we were worried about her health. The vet was fantastic! She gave her a thorough checkup and gave us advice. Thank you for booking us so last minute & putting our minds at ease ♥️

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• sarahjane McGonagle· 5 months ago

  One of the nicest vets I have ever visited, was really happy with my cats experience here. The vets are friendly and really helpful and keep you completely updated about your pet, I will be using this practice from now on.

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• Louise Gordon· 6 months ago

  I recently had to have my elderly cat euthanised and I honestly cannot praise the team here enough. I dealt with multiple members of staff during booking, payment (I paid in advance so the procedure/appointment could focus on my cat rather than logistics - was offered this by the practice I might add), during the actual appointment and collecting her ashes a few weeks later. All of the staff treated me with the utmost kindness and compassion and all were genuinely lovely through each step of the process. They made a really horrible experience as easy as it could have possibly been and I will be forever grateful for the team for this.

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• Natasha Freed· 2 years ago

  Best vet in Glasgow. Knowledgeable but sensible. Finding a balance between a vet that is thorough without exploiting patients/clients is difficult in this industry, but ashley vets have a wonderful collection of caring staff who want the best for your dog without rinsing you on every visit (I wont mention the other establishments I'm talking about.) Being a dog walker/boarder, I've visited just about every vets in Glasgow, and moved my own dog from three different vets over the last few years as I felt despite their reputation, the service my dog had received was simply not good enough. I landed and settled with Ashley vets because they met all of my criteria, and with my dog now ageing and visiting monthly with dental work needing done, arthritis medication being administered, the odd bad bump from him being totally blind, along with the usual annual visits, I'm confident I made the right decision with where I take him. He doesn't trust people easy but he wags his tail on his way into this place each time. And I've never seen a dog being dragged in the door like I've seen everywhere else. I would trust these girls with any dog (or cat) one hundred percent, and you should too. In fact the only criticism I could have is that they let me off far too easy with my boy being a bit rotund!

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