Veterinary Emergency & Specialty (VES) Hospital

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1. ★★★★★ 5/5
   

   Nicole Rojas Uriona 4 months ago

   I cannot thank the team at VES enough for the care, compassion, and dedication they showed to my dog Philippa during one of the most stressful weeks of my life. At the time, I was working as a veterinary nurse in a general practice. When Philippa became critically unwell, it was clear that her condition was far beyond what could safely be managed at a GP level, and bringing her to VES was the best decision I could have made. From the moment she was admitted, I felt a sense of relief knowing she was in good hands. The ECC vets and nurses were so lovely throughout her week-long stay in the ICU. Despite Philippa being an older and rather grumpy lady, the nurses were constantly loving on her and showed her so much patience, gentleness, and affection. Seeing how comfortable and cared for she was meant more to me than I can put into words. Thank you! 🥹 Because of a concurrent immune-mediated condition, Philippa was unable to undergo surgery straight away. Once she was stable enough, Dr Daniele took the time to sit with me and talk me through the surgery she required. I was extremely anxious, but his kind and compassionate demeanour, along with his clear and patient explanations, gave me complete confidence in going forward with the procedure. The surgery went smoothly, and she recovered well from it. I am also grateful to Dr Darren for his guidance in managing Philippa’s immune-mediated condition and for tailoring a treatment plan that supported her after her discharge. I am very happy to say that six months on, Philippa has made a full recovery and is now back to living her best life. To the entire team at VES, thank you for the dedication and compassion you showed throughout Philippa‘s stay. ❤️ While specialist veterinary care does come at a cost, I never once felt pressured into unnecessary treatments. Every decision was clearly made with Philippa’s best interests at heart. I would wholeheartedly recommend VES to anyone who wants their pet treated with the same care and love.

2. ★★★★★ 5/5
   

   Ivan Michael Pung 6 months ago

   We were referred to Veterinary Emergency and Specialty (VES) 🏥via our vet 👩‍⚕️ for consultation with a heart 🫀specialist. We have never ❌ been here before and realised that it is a very new set up. It’s located at Whitley Road 🏘️ so it is pretty central to travel 🚘 to and they have a big parking 🅿️ area at the front. Once our Vet handed the case file 🗂️ to VES, everything was set up for the appointment. A phone ☎️ call to confirm, Whatsapp 📲 to give info 📝 on what to do before appointment 📆 (fasting…etc) then finally a final confirmation 🗣️ before actual day. Arrived and the hospital 🏥 is big, bright 💡, new and very modern. Dogs 🐶 go to the right ➡️ hand side, Cats 😻 go to the left ⬅️ hand side waiting area. (The rest of the pet goes where? 🤷‍♂️LOL 🤣) Then fill ✍️ up the online form 📋 and the Doctor 👨🏼‍⚕️ will attend to you on time ⏰. Head out to the consultation room and discuss 💬 the possible treatments. We then left our cat 🐈‍⬛ there to be checked while we headed out for lunch 🍜 and coffee ☕️ before coming back to pick him up. What I like…. The hospital set up is bright, clean, modern and well designed. ✅✅✅✅ Our Doctor was a European 🇪🇺 and took his time to speak to us, answered all our questions and explained exactly what he will be doing with our cat and then finally, the expected actions are itemized 🧾 into a bill. The same sequence took place at check out. We got back into the room and he explained the test 💉🩻 results, our options….etc No rush ⏳, always backed his recommendations with facts or experience. Overall, it was a good 👍 experience despite it being a hospital and my cat is ill 😌. It was very reassuring for my wife and I 🫶. I will recommend you head over prepared with a list 📝 of questions to ask 💬the vet and not be led by the nose, partake in your pet recovery.

3. ★★★★★ 5/5
   

   Chloe Goh 6 months ago

   my 13 year old maltipoo, cece, passed on peacefully at home on november 1st after being diagnosed with heart failure and precursor immune mediated anemia. in the two months leading up to her death, she was cared for by the wonderful vets and nurses of VES. she was in and out of the hospital multiple times for checkups, procedures and treatments. she used to hate going to the vet’s but something was different at VES. she never seemed stressed, she always came back to us happy and bright, well groomed and rested. thank you for loving her like she was your own. we always knew she was in good hands whenever we had to leave her there. we, as owners, are very grateful for the support that was shown to us during this difficult time. there were many difficult decisions about the extent of investigations we should pursue and treatment options that we could consider. at every consult, we were given the time, information and guidance to make the best choices we could for her. thank you to the team at VES for walking alongside us on this journey and for the care you gave both us and her through it all.