Gingin Veterinary Clinic WA

Money hungry, wow my animals importance was the last priority... Never take your fur kids here! Eva!! Dirty fly infested shed.... Disgraceful. This place needs investigating.

Very good vets and staff, very friendly, and relaxing there, they were great checking Ariel out , x-rays , etc , and finding overall she is not to bad for her age , arthritis mainly now , her heart still same level , I thank you very much ,. Also for checking out our new puppy , Trubble, Susan and myself wish you all a good future,

He is the best Vet. My animals have been seeing him for 14 years.

Best vet I've ever been to. Took my dog there because she ate a whole red rat bait and she was out of there in about 30mins. (Out of working hours mind you). Exceptional knowledge, pricing and just an all round friendly and homely feel. Can't thank you guys enough, my dog wouldnt be here without you guys!

Great service...whem vets meant they cared for all animals.. small and large.. not just the easy quick profit small ones like most irban vets... thank you Dirk and staff

Really friendly and nice peoples

Excellent experience from start to finish.. best vet clinic I have ever been to... thank you all so much....

I cannot speak more highly of Gingin Veterinary Clinic. Dirk Bolsenbroek is extremely knowledgeable, very caring, a man of his word. He together with his family members deliver a terrific service in a professional and caring manner. Highly recommended.

We have been long time clients of Dirk since 2007, yes we have had some bad experiences in the past, but the good has always outweighed them... until this past weekend. We had a sick horse with what appeared to be colic and tried to contact Dirk via the office phone line and the after hours phone line. Couldn't get through, so after work we drove to the clinic, found the gate locked but saw Dirk and told him what happened.He gave us four syringes, two with laxative, and we made the horse comfortable for the night, as he didn't want to come out and drench her. Sunday morning, she seemed to be in a better state, but went downhill in the late afternoon. We received a text asking when we would bring the horse in (we don't have access to a horse float currently, to take her to the clinic, as he was told Saturday night). Again, after work we drove to the clinic and tried calling both numbers again (even honked the car horn and flashed the headlights, to try and attract the attention of someone out the front of the clinic), but only get the voice mail, left messages and we received no reply.We called again and left a message, then when we got home and found the horse got worse, so we called again and asked for him to please come out and see her, as it's urgent. Not long after that call, we rang again begging with them to come out and euthanize the horse, to end her suffering. My mother feels that if Dirk had come out Saturday night, our horse would still be with us today. It was fortunate she passed naturally quickly, but still... why have an after hours number and don't answer? Why offer home care, when you don't? Why ignore voice messages, pleading for help and don't respond? It would seem that what we were told once is true : if you want a animal to die, take them to the Gingin Vet Clinic.