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Dr Taylah provided professional, caring and sympathetic end of life care for our beloved pet. We are so grateful that our beautiful Rhani was able to have a dignified and gentle passing. Thank you Taylah for going above and beyond.

Tigger hasn't needed a vet for anything other than a minor stomach bug and nail trims in the time we've had him. But shoutout to @vet.taylah for looking after my Tigger when he needed a sedated nail trim. Kind, cool, trustworthy, knowledgeable, and clearly has a connection with animals. Be kind to vets. Just be a good person.

Dr Taylah is hands down the most incredible caring, empathetic and knowledgable vet we have used. She has treated all three of my cats, our rottweiler, as well as the wildlife I work with. She treats every animal with sensitivity and care - the true definition of a fear free vet. She sat with our scared rescue cat for 15 minutes giving her creamy treats until she felt comfortable enough for Taylah to examine her. This is a cat who hides at the slightest noise of new people so it was pretty amazing. I would recommend her to anyone without hesitation.

You have changed my little old dogs life! She might still be cranky but she played with me tonight and she hasnt played in ages.

I have been lucky enough to know Dr Taylah for several years, over which period of time she has been more than generous with her time and efforts to provide honest and caring advice for my kelpie x collie who suffered with epilepsy... After Jet passed, Dr Taylah was instrumental in providing emotional support to assist our family to grieve. Three years later and we have ... introduced our beautiful border collie x poodle to our family - Nigel. Nigel has proven to be a more effective vaccum than a labrador after ingesting a ballon, packet of TimTams, chocolate teddy bear biscits and most recently and frighteningly suspected rat bait that we still not have found the cause of.

Your care for us all was much appreciated and your card and thoughts were completely unexpected. Thank you so much. You are a credit to the veterinary profession.