Emergency Vets in England

• •Anaesthesia & pain management, supporting specialist procedures and recovery. - BOAS airway clinic, with recent feedback describing surgery for a bulldog that led to a marked improvement in quality of life. - Cardiology, dermatology, internal medicine and oncology, reflecting the centre’s specialist referral scope; one recent case involved oncology assessment and surgical planning for a leg lump.

Burghley Veterinary Centre Ltd is an independent practice in Stamford, established in 1851, and is RCVS-accredited. It offers 24-hour hospital care for admitted pets, with nurses available around the clock, alongside round-the-clock digital vet support via Vidivet. Recent feedback is mixed but generally positive, with owners praising knowledgeable clinical care, communication and short-notice surgery, while a smaller number describe rude or unhelpful interactions.

• •Care and clinical support are the strongest recurring themes: reviewers describe the vets as knowledgeable, compassionate, and genuinely focused on animal wellbeing. - Urgent treatment is mentioned positively: one owner praises the practice for handling surgery at very short notice for their dog. - Communication gets good marks in several reviews: owners mention helpful phone support, clear explanations, and treatment planning that felt manageable both medically and financially.

Corner House Veterinary Practice Ltd is an established Exmouth practice, with the website referencing care for pets since 1985, and it is part of IVC Evidensia. The practice offers a Pet Health Club® and Pet Health Club® Plus plan, a Pet to Vet Service for owners without transport, and out-of-hours cover via EVES Veterinary Hospital. Recent feedback continues to highlight thorough examinations, clear explanations, and supportive handling of urgent cases.

• •Recent feedback is very positive, with owners repeatedly describing the team as kind, calm and caring during stressful referrals and emergencies. - Communication is a standout theme: reviewers mention detailed explanations, regular updates during hospital stays, comprehensive handovers and follow-up calls after surgery. - Written reviews include complex cases such as endoscopy and CT for an intestinal mass, cancer surgery, cardiac referral, same-day orthopaedic-style surgery, treatment after a road-traffic accident and a week-long inpatient stay after medication toxicity.

• •Recent feedback is largely very positive, with owners describing the team as helpful, cheerful, friendly, and knowledgeable. - Several reviews mention calm, kind care in both routine appointments and more urgent situations, with pets and owners made to feel at ease. - Clear communication is a recurring theme, including vets taking time to listen and explain procedures without making owners feel rushed.

• •Recent feedback is consistently very positive, with several owners simply describing the care as excellent and the staff as delightful, friendly, and helpful. - Multiple reviews mention cats and dogs being handled especially well, including nervous pets that stayed calm during appointments or even seemed happy to return. - Longer-term clients describe years of good care for their cats, with comments highlighting kindness and compassion from the team.

• •Reviewers regularly describe the team as friendly, calm, patient and efficient, with both pets and owners treated kindly. - Several owners mention little or no waiting, and say appointments feel personal rather than rushed, with clear explanations and time taken during consultations. - Recent examples include annual check-ups and reviews for cats and dogs, routine advice during those visits, and treatment for a damaged dew claw.

• •Reviewers often describe the team as friendly, understanding and unhurried, with vets taking time to listen rather than making owners feel rushed. - End-of-life care stands out in several comments, including peaceful home euthanasia and appreciation for the condolence card sent afterwards. - Owners mention practical support with more difficult cases, including sedation for a very nervous dog and hands-on help getting treatment into a sore ear.

• •Emergency support stands out, including an 8.20pm callout to sedate a horse at Holkham Beach so it could be loaded and taken home safely, even though the owner was not already a client. - Owners value clear, realistic explanations, especially around wound treatment, with one reviewer praising decisions made around the horse’s age and welfare rather than unnecessary extra work. - Longer-running cases are mentioned positively, including year-long support for a horse with a damaged ligament and ongoing willingness to answer questions.