Glenn Vet Clinic – Vets in Bangor
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Clinic Overview
- Recent feedback is largely very positive, with reviewers frequently using words such as friendly, professional, prompt, polite and caring. - One cat owner praised the clinic for quickly identifying painful dental problems, arranging treatment promptly, and providing reassuring aftercare for an anxious pet. - Compassionate end-of-life care remains a standout theme, with one family highlighting the calm, respectful way their dog’s final appointment was handled and the later sympathy card with nose and paw prints.
Services
- •Small-animal care for routine and ongoing veterinary needs, including straightforward visits such as nail trims, with reviewers noting supportive handling for nervous owners and calm care for pets.
- •Surgery and procedures, with client-mentioned examples including full hysterectomy/spay, dew claw removal, and dental treatment such as tooth extractions and scale and polish.
- •Inpatient care/hospitalisation, including pets being looked after over multiple days while recovering.
- •End-of-life care, with families praising the clinic’s sympathetic, dignified approach and the time given for goodbyes.
- •Veterinary Nurse Training facility.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Linda Glenn is repeatedly named by long-term clients as the vet who has looked after their dogs for many years, and she is specifically thanked in reviews for compassionate care.
- •The wider team, including vets and reception staff, is often described as friendly, professional, kind and well prepared.
- •Several reviewers also mention staff helping anxious pets and nervous owners during visits, procedures and recovery.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.8 stars from 230 reviews.
- •Recent feedback is largely very positive, with reviewers frequently using words such as friendly, professional, prompt, polite and caring.
- •One cat owner praised the clinic for quickly identifying painful dental problems, arranging treatment promptly, and providing reassuring aftercare for an anxious pet.
- •Compassionate end-of-life care remains a standout theme, with one family highlighting the calm, respectful way their dog’s final appointment was handled and the later sympathy card with nose and paw prints.
- •There is also a small amount of negative recent feedback, mainly around one reported poor interaction with reception, though even that reviewer said the vets themselves were very good with their dog.
Special Services
Vet Nurse Training
