Swan Veterinary Practice – Vets in Aberdeen
Clinic Overview
- Friendly, familiar service is a strong recurring theme, with reviewers describing the team as helpful, professional, and good at getting to know regular patients. - Long-standing client loyalty appears repeatedly, including comments from owners who say they have used the practice for years. - Compassionate end-of-life care remains a standout positive theme, including help with euthanasia, paw prints, keepsakes, and cremation arrangements.
Services
- •General veterinary consultations and diagnostic work-ups for everyday pet health concerns.
- •Imaging is mentioned in reviews, including X-ray.
- •End-of-life care, including euthanasia appointments and bereavement support.
- •Practical aftercare support, with reviews describing paw prints, a keepsake jar of fur, and cremation collection being arranged by the practice.
- •Veterinary Nurse Training facility.
- •Recent reviews also mention a clean, accessible practice and staff who talk owners through treatment options and alternatives.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Mr Swan is the only named vet in the reviews and is repeatedly described as friendly, experienced, and knowledgeable.
- •Nursing team: praised for kind, supportive handling and care.
- •Reception team: positively mentioned for warm communication, including sharing good news promptly.
- •One reviewer also mentions Mr Swan’s wife as part of the team, though no role is specified.
Reviews
Swan Veterinary Practice has 4.5 stars from 75 Google reviews. Recent feedback is largely positive, with several long-term clients praising the team’s friendliness and care, though there are also a few serious negative accounts.
- •Friendly, familiar service is a strong recurring theme, with reviewers describing the team as helpful, professional, and good at getting to know regular patients.
- •Long-standing client loyalty appears repeatedly, including comments from owners who say they have used the practice for years.
- •Compassionate end-of-life care remains a standout positive theme, including help with euthanasia, paw prints, keepsakes, and cremation arrangements.
- •A small number of negative reviews raise concerns about rough handling of a puppy and about a cat case where the owner felt a heart condition was missed after diabetes was suggested.

