Portrane Veterinary Clinic

Portrane Veterinary Clinic is a small-practice setting where owners frequently mention direct care from a vet named Megan. From the latest reviews, the clinic appears set up for routine consultations and surgical care, with examples including cat surgery with phone updates during the procedure, ultrasound/scan use in a post‑whelping check, and end‑of‑life euthanasia support for older dogs. Reviews are mostly strongly positive, but there is also a serious negative account alleging a missed retained/deceased puppy and subsequent sepsis, so experiences described are not fully consistent.

Services

Services explicitly referenced in the available reviews include

• •Surgery (a reviewer describes surgery for cats, with the clinic calling to provide updates while it was underway).
• •Scanning/diagnostics (a reviewer describes a scan performed after a dog had delivered a puppy at home).
• •Sedation (one review mentions sedatives being given during a post‑whelping visit).
• •Euthanasia (one owner describes support with putting a 15‑year‑old dog to sleep).

People

• •Megan (vet): Mentioned by name in multiple reviews. Owners describe her as
• •Communicative during procedures (one cat owner says she called with updates during surgery).
• •Direct and “no‑nonsense” in approach (described as reassuring by one reviewer).
• •Supportive during euthanasia (one owner specifically highlights her handling of both the dog and the owner during end‑of‑life care).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9 stars from 85 reviews.

• •Many owners describe friendly, professional interactions and a sense of personal attention.
• •Communication during treatment is specifically praised (phone updates during a cat surgery).
• •Several reviews focus on Megan’s manner: “knowledgeable,” “efficient,” and direct while still kind.
• •One review describes a major complaint after a post‑whelping visit, alleging the clinic said there were no more puppies after a scan; the dog deteriorated later the same day and was taken elsewhere where a deceased puppy and sepsis were reportedly found, leading to euthanasia.