Ulceby has 1 dog and cat vets. Compare clinics by reviews, opening hours, and published prices.
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Ulceby, Lincolnshire
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About Dog & Cat Vets in Ulceby
Dog and cat care in Ulceby is provided by The Shire Veterinary Services, the town's top-ranked clinic. It is a small independent practice with excellent reviews, especially for compassionate handling, clear communication and home end-of-life support.
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Species seen: The Shire Veterinary Services treats cats and dogs only, making it the main small-animal option in Ulceby.
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General and surgical care: reported services include consultations, treatment for infections and painful conditions, dental work under anaesthetic, histiocytoma surgery, and other in-house operations.
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Examples from recent feedback: reviewers mention successful care for a necrotic paw infection, a severe ear infection, and a long-standing paw problem that was identified while a dog was under anaesthetic.
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Standout service: home euthanasia and bereavement support are especially praised, with owners describing calm home visits, sensitive explanations, cremation arrangements, and keepsakes such as paw and nose prints.
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Team mentions: reviews specifically thank Mihai, Danielle and Serena for kind, attentive treatment and good communication.
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Reputation in Ulceby: the clinic has 5.0/5 from 36 Google reviews, reflecting consistently strong owner satisfaction.
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Our Score (52/100)
- Home euthanasia and bereavement support stand out most strongly, with owners describing calm, kind visits at home, clear explanations, and dignified final moments for their pets. - Aftercare is remembered in detail, including cremation...
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- Home euthanasia and bereavement support stand out most strongly, with owners describing calm, kind visits at home, clear explanations, and dignified final moments for their pets. - Aftercare is remembered in detail, including cremation arrangements, caskets or presentation boxes, nose and paw prints, keepsakes, and follow-up support for grieving families. - Clinical care also receives specific praise, including successful treatment of a necrotic paw infection, improvement in long-term lameness after a hidden paw issue was found, histiocytoma surgery, and treatment for a severe ear infection.