Amicus Veterinary Centre

Amicus Veterinary Centre has been operating since December 2001 and, based on its own information, is set up to see a wide mix of species: cats and dogs alongside reptiles, birds and “small furries.” It is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.

From the latest written reviews available to us, owners most often describe end‑of‑life appointments: being taken straight into a private room, staff waiting so family members could arrive to say goodbye, and consultations that weren’t rushed. One review also describes the vet explaining a bird’s condition clearly and compassionately to support decision‑making.

(Ownership model—independent vs corporate group—is not stated in the information provided.)

Services

• •Veterinary care for dogs and cats, and also reptiles, birds and small furries (described by the clinic as “exotics friendly”).
• •Euthanasia / end‑of‑life care, including use of a quiet/private room and allowing time for multiple family members to arrive before proceeding (mentioned in reviews).

People

• •Dr Keiran Ragoonanan (vet): mentioned by name in a review describing an end‑of‑life visit for an African grey; the owner highlights that the pet’s condition was explained with empathy and that the appointment felt unrushed, helping them make a decision for the bird’s wellbeing.
• •Dr Michelle Marshall (vet): listed on the clinic’s website summary as one of two full‑time vets (no further detail provided in the available reviews).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.4 stars from 376 reviews.

• •End‑of‑life care is a recurring topic, with owners describing being taken straight into a room, being given time to gather family, and staff showing visible empathy during euthanasia appointments.
• •Communication during difficult decisions: one owner specifically notes their pet’s condition was explained carefully so they could decide what was best.