SLR Cardiology Referrals

SLR Cardiology Referrals describes itself (on its website) as a veterinary diagnostic cardiology service for all animals, and notes that it is peripatetic (mobile/visiting) alongside a longer-standing association (details not fully shown in the extract provided). The ownership model (independent vs corporate group) isn’t stated in the information available to us.

The latest reviews available to us are mixed in what they appear to be describing: some praise a clean clinic, being looked after from arrival to discharge, and a named team member (Raquel), while one review describes a poor referral experience (delays, lack of contact, and conflicting information). Some reviews also mention orthopaedics and a different provider name, which may indicate review/source mismatch with this cardiology service.

Services

• •Veterinary diagnostic cardiology (stated on the clinic website).
• •All animals (species scope stated on the clinic website).
• •Peripatetic service is mentioned on the website (suggesting some services may be provided via visits/outreach rather than only one fixed setting).
• •Emergency veterinary services are listed in the structured clinic data; however, the website summary provided does not confirm any emergency or out-of-hours arrangements, so the exact provision isn’t clear from the sources here.

People

• •Raquel (role not specified): mentioned by name in a review as having “looked after our dog” on multiple visits.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 111 reviews.

• •Positive experiences with staff and environment: reviewers mention a very clean clinic, being put at ease, and feeling their pet was well looked after “from… appointment to… discharged.”
• •A serious complaint about referral handling: one reviewer reports over a month of delays, requests for more reports, being told the service “doesn’t do the operation,” alleged lack of direct contact, and claims of inconsistent information being relayed via their primary vet.
• •Possible mismatch in what’s being reviewed: some comments refer to orthopaedics and other provider names, which doesn’t align with a cardiology referral service as described on the website.