Dogs Aid Assisi Clinic

Dogs Aid Assisi Clinic is part of Dogs Aid, a dog rescue organisation operating since 1987 and focused on rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming unwanted and abandoned dogs. The clinic is mainly used for routine veterinary help for dogs, with written feedback also describing help with urgent late-day visits. Reviews consistently emphasise a caring, welfare-first approach, though some owners mention long queues when it is busy.

Services

• •Dog-focused veterinary care: the clinic is linked to Dogs Aid’s long-running rescue and rehoming work for dogs.
• •Routine treatment for common problems: written feedback mentions care for issues such as a dog’s skin itch.
• •Urgent help close to closing: one owner describes arriving late in the day with a sick puppy and having the dog checked and given injections rather than being turned away.
• •Support for nervous dogs: one reviewer says their dog, who is usually very anxious at vets, goes in willingly with Siobhan and the team.

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

• •Maggie: mentioned repeatedly in reviews and associated with a strong focus on animal welfare and hands-on help in difficult situations.
• •Siobhan: named by one owner as especially good with a nervous dog who arrives relaxed and willing to go in.
• •Vets and staff: reviewers describe the wider team as caring, patient, and reassuring.

Reviews

Google reviews are 4.7/5 from 83 reviews.

• •Reviewers often describe the team as kind, compassionate, and strongly focused on the animal’s welfare.
• •One owner says their nervous dog is unusually comfortable visiting, arriving with “head up” and “tail wagging.”
• •Waiting times can be long when the clinic is busy, with a queue of around two hours mentioned.
• •Several reviews describe the clinic as reasonably priced or very low cost, and one owner also praised the team for seeing a sick puppy very close to closing time.