Braid Vets Leith – Vets in Edinburgh
Clinic Overview
Braid Vets Leith is part of the Braid Vets group and is owned by VetPartners. The practice offers routine veterinary care alongside advanced and referral services, including 24/7 emergency treatment. Recent feedback is largely very positive, with owners highlighting kind, prompt and thorough care, short-notice appointments, and clear explanations, alongside a small number of complaints focused on pricing and corporate ownership.
Services
- •Routine and general veterinary care: the clinic offers everyday pet care, with the website including examples such as worming advice for a new puppy. Recent reviews mention ongoing care for cats and a Shih Tzu, with owners describing the team as caring, helpful, and professional.
- •Urgent and emergency support: the website states 24/7 emergency treatment, and reviewers describe being fitted in at short notice and receiving prompt help when a cat became unwell.
- •Advanced and referral services: website-listed services include referral surgery and ophthalmology.
- •Additional therapies and support: acupuncture is listed on the website, and the clinic also offers compassionate end-of-life care.
- •Ongoing support: reviews mention useful reminders for prescriptions and appointments, alongside clear explanations about treatment and next steps.
- •Training role: the practice is listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
No individual vets or nurses are named, but reviewers consistently describe the team as kind, friendly, professional, efficient, and supportive during difficult moments.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.4 stars from 233 reviews. Recent feedback is mostly very positive, with a small number of negative comments.
- •Kind, caring service: several reviewers say the team is friendly, welcoming, and genuinely caring with both pets and owners.
- •Prompt, efficient help: recent comments mention short-notice appointments, efficient handling, and reassuring support when pets were unwell away from their usual vet.
- •Clear communication: owners say treatment, advice, and next steps were explained well, helping them feel confident about their pet's care.
- •Some criticism on cost and ownership: a couple of negative reviews focus on prices, lack of payment flexibility, and dissatisfaction with corporate ownership, which contrasts with the broader run of positive comments about the standard of care.
