Albany Veterinary Surgery

Albany Veterinary Surgery appears connected to Rutland Vets (based on the website and email domain). From the latest reviews, the practice is set up for routine preventative care and general consults, with owners also describing end‑of‑life support.

Concrete details mentioned include

• •“Firework consultation” for a dog, alongside what the owner described as a “full MOT” style check-up and reassurance.
• •Vaccinations for cats (including one review describing an expired vaccine dose being given, followed by the practice offering a refund).
• •Handling nervous/skittish pets gently enough to complete an exam.
• •Support during euthanasia for an older dog, with the owner describing a peaceful experience.

Services

Services and situations explicitly referenced by owners include

• •General consultations and health checks (described as a “full MOT” in one review).
• •Behaviour/anxiety-related advice (“firework consultation” with guidance and reassurance).
• •Cat vaccinations.
• •Euthanasia/end-of-life care.

People

• •Ted Leech (vet): Mentioned by name in a review about a firework consultation; the owner described a personalised assessment, practical advice, and reassurance.
• •Reception/front desk team: Not named, but one owner noted a smooth booking process by phone and said their dog was treated “as a VIP.”
• •Clinical team (unnamed): One cat owner described staff keeping a skittish cat calm enough to be examined and being gentle during handling.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.5 stars from 64 reviews. “”

• •Owners commonly mention helpful service over multiple years and a calm, gentle approach with nervous pets during examinations.
• •Several reviews highlight consultation experiences where vets provided advice and reassurance (including for firework-related anxiety).
• •End-of-life care is described in one review as peaceful and aligned with the family’s wishes.
• •One review reports a vaccine error (an expired dose given) and initial disappointment about not being offered a discount; the same reviewer later updated that the practice offered a refund as a goodwill gesture.