Grace Lane Veterinary Surgery – Vets in Kirkbymoorside
Clinic Overview
Grace Lane Veterinary Surgery says it is an independent practice working from purpose-built premises, with care for small animals, equine patients and farm livestock. The clinic highlights laparoscopic (“keyhole”) spays for dogs and cats, on-site CT scanning, and a 24/7 emergency line. Recent reviews suggest a practice that handles both routine appointments and urgent cases, with owners often praising its communication, follow-up and willingness to help quickly.
Grace Lane Veterinary Surgery says it is an independent practice working from purpose-built premises, with care for small animals, equine patients and farm livestock. The clinic highlights laparoscopic (“keyhole”) spays for dogs and cats, on-site CT scanning, and a 24/7 emergency line. Recent reviews suggest a practice that handles both routine appointments and urgent cases, with owners often praising its communication, follow-up and willingness to help quickly.
Services
- •Small animal, equine and farm livestock care are all listed by the practice.
- •Surgery and diagnostics: the clinic highlights laparoscopic (“keyhole”) spays for dogs and cats and CT scanning.
- •Emergency and out-of-hours care: the practice states that an emergency line is available 24/7. Reviews describe out-of-hours help for a dog with virus-type symptoms, overnight care for urinary retention including catheterisation, and urgent treatment for a dog with a broken hind leg, including pain relief, X-rays, surgical planning and follow-up nursing updates.
- •Routine consultations and treatment: recent reviews mention help with an ear infection, investigation of illness that another vet had missed, and follow-up phone calls after appointments.
- •Nurse-led checks and triage: one reviewer was encouraged by reception to see a veterinary nurse first for a suspected tick or lump concern, with the dog checked over and no fee charged on that occasion.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Rachel is named in a review as the vet who saw a dog during an out-of-hours visit; the owner described her as very thorough and said “nothing was too much trouble.”
- •Reviews also mention a veterinary nurse who carried out an initial lump/tick check, and nursing staff who gave regular updates after surgery.
- •Reception/front desk staff are often described as helpful and welcoming, particularly around booking and directing owners to the right person, though one reviewer was unhappy with how a post-CT concern was handled.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.9/5 from 323 reviews.
- •Many recent reviewers describe the team as caring, knowledgeable, friendly and helpful, with several saying they would travel out of their way to use the practice.
- •Urgent and out-of-hours care stands out strongly: reviews mention prompt treatment for a broken leg, an out-of-hours consultation for virus-like symptoms, and overnight hospital care for urinary retention.
- •Communication is a recurring positive theme, including follow-up phone calls, detailed explanations from vets and surgeons, and updates from nurses during recovery.
- •Pricing comments in reviews are generally positive, with owners describing care as reasonable, transparent and, in one urgent case, much cheaper than an alternative out-of-hours option. One negative review reports dissatisfaction after a CT scan, including a skin problem at a blood-draw site and frustration with the response from reception.

