Dunmuir Veterinary Group in Castle Douglas, The Stewartry of Kirkcudbright treats birds, cats, cattle, dogs, equines, exotic animals, sheep and small mammals.
Services include pet euthanasia, pet travel documents, blood testing, dentistry, flea and worm treatments, microchipping, neutering, vaccinations, diagnostic imaging and mobile services.
The practice has disabled public access, step free access, a client car park and an out-of-hours service.
They are open Monday to Saturday.
Independent practice
Birds
Cats
Cattle
Dogs
Equines
Exotic
Sheep
Small Mammals
Client car park
Disabled public access
Out-of-hours service
Step free access
Pet euthanasia
Pet travel documents
Blood testing
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
Mobile services
Based on 6 reviews
Lynda Garrett
Google 9 May 2026
Amazing vets, saved the lives of 2 of our dogs while we were on holiday. We will be eternally grateful.
Paul Smith
Google 30 January 2026
Great staff, great service… one happy puppy and one happy family… highly recommended 😊
Anita Davidson
Google 26 December 2025
Went here for a second opinion on a lump in my Chihuahua mouth.Amy was brilliant, explained everything they would do and gave me time to explain what I think may have caused it.Was very gentle in handling my dog and was very good in phoning me as soon as the procedure had been done and when I would be able to pick him up.Which made it easier for me,a very anxious owner.The other girls were all very pleasant. I will be using this vet in the future as my usual vet.Thak you all so much.
Linda Turner
Google 21 August 2025
Excellent vets. Caring, efficient, professional and good value.
dawn hornby-spence
Google 6 July 2025
Great vets ,friendly staff and the prices are very reasonable. Been a customer for 15 years now . Very satisfied with the treatment my cats have received . Got a lovely card , a piece of fur and paw prints when my cat had to be put to sleep. Very compassionate and professional
Neil d w McFarlane
Google 7 July 2022
Given very bad advice about a 14 year old cat,who i thought's time was up. Was advised to go to Vets now in Glasgow. He was in one week,came out worse than he went in And Died a fortnight later. All Vets now kept saying was ,we don't know what's wrong with him. I was Asked to sign consent forms But at no time was money mentioned. Then after 1 week THEY CHARGED ME£7,500 FOR DOING ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. EXCEPT PROLONG THE AGONY OF A DYING CAT. AND AS A RESULT OF THEM ROBBING ME BLIND I WILL BE FORCED TO SELL MY HOUSE. ALL BECAUSE I TRIED TO HELP A CAT I HAD CARED FOR AND LOVED FOR 14 YEARS. AND THERE IS NO VET OMBUDSMAN. SO THEY CAN DO AS THEY PLEASE. AVOID THIS PLACE LIKE THE PLAGUE!
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