Noah

NOAH is repeatedly described in reviews as a referral-style clinic for complex orthopaedic and neurological cases, including advanced diagnostics and surgery. Owners mention cruciate ligament operations, spinal surgery, and an MRI arranged quickly as part of a neurological work-up, with several reviews emphasising clear explanations and recovery support after major procedures. One review, however, reports a poor long-term outcome after cruciate surgery and complaints about post-op communication, so experiences appear mixed depending on the case and clinician.

Concrete specifics mentioned by reviewers include

• •Cruciate ligament surgery (including “complicated” cruciate injuries) with reports of dogs returning to running.
• •Spinal surgery for a cat, with “walked me through everything” and strong recovery support.
• •Neurological consultation with an MRI scan scheduled quickly and “answers fast”.
• •Elbow dysplasia treated with a total elbow replacement.

Services

Based on the latest written reviews available to us, owners mention

• •Orthopaedic surgery: cruciate ligament surgery; treatment for complicated cruciate injuries.
• •Joint disease procedures: elbow dysplasia management including total elbow replacement.
• •Neurology: neurological consultations.
• •Advanced imaging/diagnostics: MRI scanning (scheduled quickly in one account).
• •Soft tissue/complex surgery: spinal surgery in a cat.
• •Post-operative support: recovery support and follow-up guidance are specifically praised in some reviews (while another review disputes the quality of post-op communication).

People

• •Billy (role not stated): mentioned in connection with cruciate surgery. Reviews conflict—one owner thanks him for help with a dog’s cruciate issue, while another describes him as “extremely arrogant,” says they were told to “read the leaflet” when asking post-op questions, and reports their dog “has never walked properly since” surgery (stated as a two-year outcome).

Reviews

4.0 stars from 152 reviews. “”

• •Complex orthopaedic outcomes: several owners report strong results after cruciate surgery and advanced orthopaedics (including a dog “back to running” and an elbow replacement with the dog “pain-free and active again”).
• •Neurology and diagnostics: referrals for neurological consultation are mentioned, including MRI arranged quickly and rapid answers.
• •Communication and support: multiple reviews highlight being talked through major procedures and supported through recovery; one review reports the opposite experience, describing dismissive post-op communication.
• •A notable negative account: one owner reports a lasting lameness after cruciate surgery and dissatisfaction with how post-op questions were handled.