Bluestack Veterinary Clinic

Bluestack Veterinary Clinic treats a mix of companion animals and larger animals (including horses/ponies/donkeys and farm animals), with the website specifically mentioning flock and herd health alongside routine pet care. The site also references both routine and emergency veterinary care for equines, and services such as dental care, surgery, and vaccinations. In reviews, owners describe emergency help for a sick puppy while travelling and being kept updated by phone during a serious case; there is also one severe negative review alleging a pet was harmed, which directly conflicts with many positive accounts.

Services

• •Companion animal care (pets) (website; supported by multiple dog-focused reviews).
• •Equine care for horses, ponies, and donkeys, including routine and emergency veterinary care (website).
• •Farm animal work, with a stated focus on flock and herd health (website).
• •Dental care (website).
• •Surgery (website; reviews include a “saved his life” case but don’t specify the procedure).
• •Vaccinations (website).
• •TASAH program: free dung testing for worms (website text: “Free Dung Testing for Worms… drop off a sample”) — presented as a livestock parasite-checking service.

People

• •Holly (vet) — mentioned for treating a sick puppy and “put[ting us] at ease,” with the owner reporting the puppy was doing great afterwards (review).
• •Charlotte — repeatedly named for emergency support and being “extremely helpful” on visits (reviews).
• •Laura — singled out as “extremely helpful” on a visit (review).
• •Reviews also mention vets and veterinary nurses as a team providing support through end-of-life care for a dog (review).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 56 reviews. “”

• •Emergency help and reassurance: one owner describes urgent care for a sick puppy and feeling put at ease; another describes a serious case where the clinic “saved his life.”
• •Communication during treatment: a reviewer reports they were “kept…updated” and received a phone call when their pet could go home.
• •End-of-life support: one review highlights care and respect “up to the end” for a dog.
• •Conflict in experiences: one 1-star review alleges severe harm to a pet by a named individual, which contrasts sharply with multiple 5-star accounts describing good outcomes and supportive care.