Taylor Vets

Taylor Vets is a multi-branch veterinary clinic established in 2023. It offers a broad range of routine and diagnostic care, including ultrasound, dentistry and video consultations, and its website states that it runs its own emergency service. Recent feedback is consistently positive about calm, unhurried appointments, thoughtful handling of nervous pets, and compassionate support during serious illness and end-of-life care.

Services

• •Routine and preventive care: vaccinations, wellness exams, spay/neuter surgery, skin and allergy management, and general check-ups.
• •Diagnostics and treatment: ultrasound, dentistry, further testing, second-opinion appointments, and ongoing care after surgery. Recent reviews mention detailed follow-up after a pet’s operation, including frequent rechecks over several weeks.
• •Remote and at-home support: video consultations and home visits.
• •Travel and paperwork: pet travel support including animal health certificates, plus information on imported pets and prescriptions.
• •End-of-life and emergency care: end-of-life support is a recurring theme in reviews, and the website states that the clinic runs its own emergency service.
• •Low-stress handling: several owners describe staff taking time to let pets settle before examinations, using treats with permission and a gentle, patient approach for nervous animals.

Pricing

Published prices suggest the clinic sits above average, based on a partial sample of comparable services. One recent reviewer also mentioned helpful financial guidance around a health plan.

People

• •Ewan (vet): repeatedly praised for being thorough, gentle and clear in his explanations. Reviews mention him taking time with nervous pets, carrying out careful checks, and supporting owners compassionately during difficult visits.
• •David (vet): previously highlighted for second-opinion work, including a same-day appointment after speaking with the owner by phone and a long, detailed consultation.
• •Katy (vet/owner): praised for a calm, accommodating approach with a nervous dog, including letting the dog settle first, offering treats with permission, and explaining further tests.
• •Reception team: regularly mentioned for a warm welcome and practical support, including helping owners during emotional end-of-life appointments.

Reviews

5.0 stars from 44 Google reviews.

• •Owners regularly describe the team as friendly, caring and professional, with praise for both the clinical staff and reception team.
• •Reviews continue to highlight unhurried consultations, detailed explanations and a sense that staff take time to listen rather than rushing appointments.
• •Nervous pets are a clear strength: several owners mention staff making friends first, giving treats with permission and keeping examinations calm and gentle.
• •Recent feedback also points to strong aftercare after operations and thoughtful support during end-of-life care, with Ewan named more than once for his compassion and thoroughness.