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The Grove Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice in East Dereham, established in 1984, and part of the CVS Group. It moved into a modern facility in 2021, with the practice offering routine first-opinion care alongside advanced imaging, referral services, home visits and an animal ambulance service. Recent feedback remains mixed overall: many owners praise the team’s compassion, especially around end-of-life care, while some negative reviews raise concerns about communication, appointment availability and costs.
Breadstone Veterinary Practice presents itself as an independent local vet practice in Berkeley, Gloucestershire. Its website indicates facilities for routine care, in-house diagnostics and surgery, with imaging and laboratory testing available on site. Out-of-hours emergencies are redirected through Chelvets, with onward care via Wood Veterinary Hospital.
Iffley Vets runs appointments across two Oxford surgeries, and once registered, clients can book at either location. The practice offers out-of-hours emergency cover through a partner practice or 24-hour hospital arrangement, and home visits are available when needed. It is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.
- •Reviews are consistently very positive about the team’s manner, with repeated praise for friendly reception staff, caring nurses and professional vets. - Several owners describe strong clinical care in stressful situations, including a dog being admitted and treated on a drip, and another pet receiving eye surgery with reassuring WhatsApp updates. - Long-term clients speak highly of continuity of care, including thorough check-ups for older pets and medication changes to help with joint problems.
- •Many positive reviews focus on clear communication, reassurance and caring treatment, including support for an older dog with ongoing health problems. - Aftercare stands out in several comments, with one owner describing a follow-up call the morning after their dog’s castration. - The practice also receives warm feedback for compassionate end-of-life support, with multiple comments thanking the team for patience and kindness when saying goodbye to a pet.
- •Many recent reviewers describe the team as kind, friendly and professional, with praise for reception staff, nurses and vets. - Several reviews highlight strong clinical care, including one dog treated through several surgeries after being hit by a car, and another family who were grateful for a gentle, respectful home euthanasia visit. - Trust comes through as a recurring theme: one long-term client said they did not feel pressured into unnecessary treatment and felt confident in the advice given.
Our Score (62/100)
- •Several reviewers describe the practice as clean, with helpful staff and the added convenience of parking. - Communication is a recurring positive theme: owners say the team explains treatment clearly and gives an estimate before treatment goes ahead. - One owner praised the practice for seeing their hamster straight away when its condition deteriorated, describing the team as understanding and responsive.
Bromborough Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group in Bromborough and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The practice appears to offer general consultations, operations, and an ongoing care plan, with reviews covering routine appointments for cats and dogs as well as one same-day urgent appointment for a dwarf hamster. Recent feedback is mixed overall: some owners praise patient vets and friendly, efficient service, while others raise concerns about communication, empathy, and costs.
Examples of published fees include
- •Vet consultation: £56.50
- •Microchipping: £31.50
- •Written prescription: £20.00
- •Repeat prescription re-examination: £52.50
- •Annual booster vaccination: £67.00
- •Kennel cough vaccination: £53.50
- •Puppy full vaccination course: £95.00
- •Dog spay: from £310.00
- •Dog castration: from £240.00
- •Several recent 5-star reviews are brief but positive, praising the staff as “lovely” and “very caring.”
- •Two 1-star reviews from November 2025 make the same serious complaint about an 8-month-old puppy being put to sleep when the reviewers say a same-day rehoming option existed. - Another 1-star review from January 2026 alleges a young dog’s condition was misread over multiple visits, with a foreign object later identified by another vet and treated as an emergency. - Across these recent written reviews, the main positives are staff friendliness and warmth, while the main negatives are communication, empathy and confidence in handling urgent or complex cases.