Beagh Veterinary Practice

Beagh Veterinary Practice is described in recent reviews as a clinic that handles both routine care and more involved cases, including surgery with follow-up testing. Owners specifically mention an operation on an older dog for a suspected skin cancer, with the clinic doing the surgery and analysis and confirming it was a benign tumour. Several reviews also focus on end-of-life care: people describe being given time, clear explanations, and a more private setup (including a private room and not having to go through reception), plus a condolence card afterwards.

Services

• •Surgical treatment for lumps/tumours (one reviewer describes an operation for a suspected skin cancer).
• •Lab testing/analysis of removed tissue (reviewer reports results confirming a benign tumour).
• •End-of-life appointments/euthanasia support, including
• •Private room and the ability to stay with the pet throughout
• •A process described as unhurried, with explanations given step-by-step
• •Follow-up condolence card mentioned by one owner
• •Ongoing veterinary care for cats and dogs (multiple owners mention regular care and advice).

People

• •“Doctors who operated” are thanked for both carrying out surgery on a 12-year-old dog and for doing analysis that ruled out cancer (benign tumour).
• •Staff are repeatedly described as taking time to explain what’s happening and not rushing owners during euthanasia appointments; one reviewer also notes a condolence card sent afterwards.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 177 reviews.

• •Surgery plus diagnostic follow-through: one owner reports their dog was previously thought to have skin cancer elsewhere, but this clinic operated and ran analysis that indicated a benign tumour.
• •End-of-life care is a major theme: owners mention clear explanations, being given time without feeling rushed, and practical privacy measures (private room; avoiding reception).
• •Small aftercare gestures are noted: a condolence card after a pet’s death is specifically mentioned.
• •General satisfaction with advice and ongoing care for both dogs and cats appears across multiple reviews.