Conanvet is a veterinary practice located in Dingwall, in the Scottish Highlands. This practice offers a range of services to cater to the needs of various animals, from small pets to larger livestock and equines.
The facilities at Conanvet Dingwall include vaccinations, microchipping, diagnostic imaging, dentistry, blood testing, flea and worm treatments, and neutering.
The practice is accessible by public transport, and there is a car park nearby for convenience.
Open from Monday to Friday, Conanvet - Dingwall operates by appointment only. They are closed on weekends and bank holidays.
An emergency clinic is available at the Conon Bridge practice. Pet owners can reach out by calling 01349 861203 in case of urgent situations.
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Cats
Cattle
Dogs
Equines
Goats
Pigs
Poultry
Sheep
Small Mammals
Accessible by public transport
Car park nearby
Blood testing
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
Mobile services
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Prescription fee | £21 |
| Prescription fee | £12.50 |
By appointment only. An emergency clinic is available from the Conon Bridge practice. In the event of an emergency, please call on 01349 861203.
Based on 6 reviews
Kerry Webb
Google 7 April 2026
Always friendly staff and will get you in when needed to see the nurse or vet
Jim Neilson
Google 29 January 2026
If your priority is to go to a vet that has even limited concern about your animal AVOID THIS PLACE. . Looks like it has been taken over by one of these large money factory Vet companies whose only interest is to extract as much money as possible from the poor victims coming through the doors. I went in and explained to The Vet assistant at reception that my dog had a minor issue, my own Vet who is on a distant Hebridean Island solved the problem previously with just a simple antiseptic solution. I asked if they would please give me a small amount of antiseptic solution and after I was left waiting at the counter and the Assistant went obviously to speak to her senior, she came back and without a word of a lie told me to my absolute amazement (and I think the people in the waiting area who were listening to this exchange, that they did not have any antiseptic) and I should be going to a pet store. Needless to say, I was almost speechless and said to the now disinterested and smug Assistant that that was unbelievable and I could see from the expressions of the future victims sitting in the chairs waiting to be seen that they felt the same way. The sooner the Goverment enacts New legislation to get some control of these probable franchised vet companies the better. I would imagine that to put a few mils of antiseptic in a small bottle would cost them maybe 20p. I was more than willing to pay whatever price they asked as I was concerned about my dog. They obviously weren’t and they could see that whatever profit they were going to make from me was just simply not sufficient to spend more time with me and Assíst my dog . Shocking . experience.. it’s a pity council don’t have more control over who they give Business licenses to..
Kerrie Maher
Google 28 August 2025
Very friendly, dogs have no fear coming here.
Francine O'Donnell
Google 2 May 2025
The absolute best practice around. They truly care about your animal and do their very best for them. Also very reasonably priced. Our new puppy got a full MOT. Vet was so patient and informative .
Donna Kinnear
Google 19 March 2025
Our wee doggie is 15, won't let groomers or us near him to cut, he's a lhasa apso, made a fantastic job of him staff are super welcoming, friendly and respectful.
Arthy K
Google 27 August 2021
I called them understand emergency circumstances. They were very kind and polite on the phone even though they couldn't see me they still listened to all the symptoms of my dog and prescribed him a medication which made him feel better. Definitely recommend them. Great service all about the pet and not greedy like most places I have visited.
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