Kinfauns Veterinary Centre

Kinfauns Veterinary Centre is presented on its website as a “family-friendly” practice with a tight-knit team; the clinic data also lists it as a veterinary nurse training facility and as offering emergency veterinary services (the exact out-of-hours setup isn’t specified in the inputs). Based on the latest reviews, it appears set up for routine preventative care (boosters/immunisations and annual check-ups) as well as ongoing support for older pets (arthritis discussion and “further investigation” for age-related problems). Reviewers also describe practical handling for anxious animals (e.g., pre-visit tranquillisers for a very nervous rescue dog) and sensitive end-of-life care (a cat being put to sleep with attention to a child’s feelings). A recurring decision point in reviews is cost (several mention high prices), alongside isolated concerns about registration restrictions and one allegation of “money over care.”

Services

• •Routine vaccinations/boosters and general health checks (including checking pets over before giving injections).
• •Parasite prevention guidance (flea and worm treatment options discussed in consults).
• •Senior pet care discussions, including arthritis management (anti-inflammatory medication suggested for an arthritic older dog).
• •Further investigation/diagnostics for ongoing or complex issues in an aging dog (described as needing “further investigation”; specific tests not stated).
• •Behaviour/anxiety support for nervous dogs (tranquillisers prescribed to be given the night before and again before the consultation).
• •Nail clipping support as a regular appointment (bi-monthly claw clips for a cat).
• •End-of-life care/euthanasia (cat “put to sleep,” described as handled respectfully).
• •Emergency veterinary services are listed in the clinic data (hours/arrangements not specified in the provided information).
• •Veterinary nurse training facility is listed in the clinic data.

People

• •Caro (role not stated): mentioned positively alongside the nurses as “lovely, professional and very knowledgeable,” in the context of regular claw-clipping visits and general cat care.
• •Nurses (names not provided): praised for professionalism and knowledge (notably around regular handling tasks like claw clipping).
• •Reception team: described as friendly by multiple reviewers; one review highlights being greeted warmly, while another calls reception “ok” rather than standout.
• •Continuity note: one reviewer says they “would like to see the same vet every visit” so the vet can get to know them and their pet.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.5 stars from 160 reviews. “”

• •Preventative care visits are commonly described as straightforward: prompt appointments for boosters/immunisations and annual check-ups, with vets checking pets over and asking if owners have concerns.
• •Practical, pet-specific handling is mentioned (e.g., a very nervous rescue dog becoming calm after a prescribed pre-visit tranquilliser plan).
• •Owners describe being listened to about treatment options, including for older-pet problems requiring further investigation, and receiving tailored advice (arthritis medication suggestion; flea/worm options).
• •End-of-life care is described as respectful, including consideration for a child during a cat’s euthanasia.
• •Cost comes up repeatedly, including “astronomical” pricing and general concerns about expense.
• •A few negative signals appear: one reviewer says they were told registrations were closed except for puppies, and another gives a broad complaint of “money over care,” without details.