Strachan, Tyson & Hamilton – Vets in Newcastle upon Tyne
Clinic Overview
Strachan, Tyson & Hamilton in Newcastle upon Tyne presents itself as independently owned, a point also echoed by long-standing clients in recent reviews. The practice appears equipped for general veterinary care with on-site diagnostics and routine surgery, including digital x-ray, ultrasound and an in-house lab. Recent feedback remains largely positive, with examples including dental treatment, cyst removal, recovery after treatment for a prolapsed disc, and sensitive end-of-life support at home.
Strachan, Tyson & Hamilton in Newcastle upon Tyne presents itself as independently owned, a point also echoed by long-standing clients in recent reviews. The practice appears equipped for general veterinary care with on-site diagnostics and routine surgery, including digital x-ray, ultrasound and an in-house lab. Recent feedback remains largely positive, with examples including dental treatment, cyst removal, recovery after treatment for a prolapsed disc, and sensitive end-of-life support at home. Reviews are very warm about the vets and nurses overall, with a small amount of criticism focused on reception manner and one disputed consultation charge.
Services
- •General practice care and consultations, including emergency appointments listed on the clinic website.
- •Diagnostics on site, with a digital x-ray suite, ultrasound and in-house lab testing.
- •Routine and soft tissue surgery, with recent reviews mentioning removal of multiple cysts and treatment linked to recovery from a prolapsed disc.
- •Dental care, including a reviewed dental operation for a 20-year-old cat with follow-up support.
- •Preventive and routine care, including vaccinations, microchipping, neutering, nurse clinics and travel advice.
- •End-of-life care, with one long-term client describing a vet coming to their home to help when two elderly dogs reached the end of life.
- •The website says the practice sees dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, reptiles and rats.
- •Other clinic information mentions a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.
Pricing
A very limited amount of published pricing suggests the clinic may sit above average, but this is based on very few comparable services. One recent review mentions a £57 consultation fee and objected to that charge, while other recent reviewers describe the practice as reasonably priced or say fees reflect the level of staffing, equipment and medication involved in care.
People
- •Sebastian / Seb: praised for follow-up care after a cat’s dental procedure and for at-home end-of-life support for two elderly dogs.
- •Raz / Vaz: warmly praised in recent reviews for care of two dogs and for carrying out a dental operation on a 20-year-old cat.
- •Arlene: thanked for kindness, reassurance and support, especially when an owner felt panicked.
- •Mr Hamilton: remembered fondly by a long-term client as a superb vet.
- •Recent reviews also speak positively about the wider nursing team and, in many cases, the reception staff.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.4/5 from 300 reviews.
- •Many reviews come from long-standing clients, including people who say they have used the practice for decades and across multiple pets.
- •The strongest theme is warm, compassionate care, with repeated praise for the vets, nurses and support staff being helpful, kind, informative and reassuring.
- •Recent reviews mention concrete examples including dental surgery for an elderly cat, cyst removal, treatment for a prolapsed disc, and sensitive handling of euthanasia and aftercare.
- •Feedback is not entirely uniform: while several reviewers describe reception as friendly and pleasant, there are isolated complaints about reception attitude, seeing different vets, and a £57 consultation fee after recent emergency treatment elsewhere.

