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The Peacocks Veterinary Clinic
Chippenham
Our Score (83/100)
The Peacocks Veterinary Clinic describes itself as an independent veterinary practice. Based on its website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine care and dentistry, with practical extras like online booking, repeat prescriptions, and pet healthcare plans. Owners specifically mention dental extractions (a planned tooth removal that became several) with a midday update call and a sit-down handover explaining aftercare, plus booster vaccinations and check-ups. Several reviews name vets (including Iris and Claire) and highlight clear, actionable advice for ongoing day-to-day pet care.
The Peacocks Veterinary Clinic describes itself as an independent veterinary practice. Based on its website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine care and dentistry, with practical extras like online booking, repeat prescriptions, and pet healthcare plans. Owners specifically mention dental extractions (a planned tooth removal that became several) with a midday update call and a sit-down handover explaining aftercare, plus booster vaccinations and check-ups. Several reviews name vets (including Iris and Claire) and highlight clear, actionable advice for ongoing day-to-day pet care.
Tooting Veterinary Surgery is a newly established practice within the independent DNA Vetcare group, with 24/7 emergency access provided via its main hospital, Streatham Hill Vets (as stated on the clinic website). Based on the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for both day-to-day care and a range of in-house diagnostics, with the option of more advanced investigations at the main hospital. Concrete specifics mentioned: - In-house diagnostics include blood tests, digital x‑rays and ultrasound (website). - The website lists routine and advanced surgery, including spays/neuters and dental procedures (website). - Reviews describe routine puppy vaccinations and boosters, plus urgent appointment booking by checking other branches for availability (reviews). - Reviews also mention thorough examinations and a clear “plan going forward” after the vet listened to concerns (reviews).
Tooting Veterinary Surgery is a newly established practice within the independent DNA Vetcare group, with 24/7 emergency access provided via its main hospital, Streatham Hill Vets (as stated on the clinic website). Based on the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for both day-to-day care and a range of in-house diagnostics, with the option of more advanced investigations at the main hospital. Concrete specifics mentioned: - In-house diagnostics include blood tests, digital x‑rays and ultrasound (website). - The website lists routine and advanced surgery, including spays/neuters and dental procedures (website). - Reviews describe routine puppy vaccinations and boosters, plus urgent appointment booking by checking other branches for availability (reviews). - Reviews also mention thorough examinations and a clear “plan going forward” after the vet listened to concerns (reviews).
Portland Vets is an independent, family-owned practice within the Portland Group. It’s set up for both routine care and more advanced work, with website-listed facilities including an onsite laboratory, diagnostic imaging, operating theatres, and endoscopy/laparoscopy equipment, plus a dedicated dental suite and hospital wards. The practice also sees exotics (including birds, small furries and tortoises) and lists a “tortoise hibernation hotel.” In recent reviews, owners repeatedly mention a clean, modern environment, strong communication during a spay for an anxious rescue dog (including updates while the pet was in their care), and supportive end-of-life care where they were given time to say goodbye.
Portland Vets is an independent, family-owned practice within the Portland Group. It’s set up for both routine care and more advanced work, with website-listed facilities including an onsite laboratory, diagnostic imaging, operating theatres, and endoscopy/laparoscopy equipment, plus a dedicated dental suite and hospital wards. The practice also sees exotics (including birds, small furries and tortoises) and lists a “tortoise hibernation hotel.” In recent reviews, owners repeatedly mention a clean, modern environment, strong communication during a spay for an anxious rescue dog (including updates while the pet was in their care), and supportive end-of-life care where they were given time to say goodbye.
Newhall Veterinary Surgery Ltd appears to be a smaller, personal-feeling practice (ownership/group isn’t stated in the information provided). Based on client reports, it handles routine procedures and more serious medical cases, with examples including a dog vasectomy and an illness that required a 5‑day stay. Reviewers also mention clear communication (explaining things “in detail”) and transparency around costs (an “upfront scale of charges” referenced).
Newhall Veterinary Surgery Ltd appears to be a smaller, personal-feeling practice (ownership/group isn’t stated in the information provided). Based on client reports, it handles routine procedures and more serious medical cases, with examples including a dog vasectomy and an illness that required a 5‑day stay. Reviewers also mention clear communication (explaining things “in detail”) and transparency around costs (an “upfront scale of charges” referenced).
McPhersons Veterinary Practice
Mansfield
Our Score (82/100)
McPhersons Veterinary Practice is described by one long-term client as “not a great big corporate type,” suggesting an independent feel rather than a large group. Based on the information available, the practice covers routine consults alongside more complex care: dental treatment is specifically mentioned with a good post-op outcome, and emergency care is referenced (including a New Year’s Eve visit). Reviews repeatedly mention vets taking time to listen to owners and give advice, including one account of a vet remembering a client and their previous dog at a later first consultation with a new pet. However, a small number of recent reviews raise serious concerns, including an alleged misdiagnosis and complaints about costs not being discussed before payment.
McPhersons Veterinary Practice is described by one long-term client as “not a great big corporate type,” suggesting an independent feel rather than a large group. Based on the information available, the practice covers routine consults alongside more complex care: dental treatment is specifically mentioned with a good post-op outcome, and emergency care is referenced (including a New Year’s Eve visit). Reviews repeatedly mention vets taking time to listen to owners and give advice, including one account of a vet remembering a client and their previous dog at a later first consultation with a new pet. However, a small number of recent reviews raise serious concerns, including an alleged misdiagnosis and complaints about costs not being discussed before payment.
Easipetcare Ltd
Dartford
Our Score (82/100)
Easipetcare Ltd is part of the Easipetcare group (as indicated by the Easipetcare website branding) and offers a membership option called Pet Health Club® Plus, which the site says includes consultations. Reviews frequently mention supportive handling of nervous dogs (including a nurse carrying a reluctant dog into the consulting room) and a reception team that recognises pets by name. There are also serious negative accounts alleging poor communication and consent around dental work, and complaints about pricing and waiting times.
Easipetcare Ltd is part of the Easipetcare group (as indicated by the Easipetcare website branding) and offers a membership option called Pet Health Club® Plus, which the site says includes consultations. Reviews frequently mention supportive handling of nervous dogs (including a nurse carrying a reluctant dog into the consulting room) and a reception team that recognises pets by name. There are also serious negative accounts alleging poor communication and consent around dental work, and complaints about pricing and waiting times.
The Gun Dog Clinic describes itself as an independent, multi-site veterinary service focused on working dogs, aiming to give “straightforward and practical advice” to keep dogs fit for the field. On the clinical side, its website highlights routine care plus breeding-related testing (pregnancy ultrasound scanning and progesterone blood testing), alongside microchipping and parasite control. From the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention: - Adjustments for anxious dogs, including a vet coming out to the car to avoid the waiting room. - Surgery and follow-up care being handled over multiple visits (e.g., cyst/abscess surgery and later stitch removal). - A potential mismatch in scope/species: although the website positions the clinic around dogs (especially working dogs), some reviews discuss care for reptiles and small birds, and several reviews refer to a different clinic name (“Chine House Veterinary”).
The Gun Dog Clinic describes itself as an independent, multi-site veterinary service focused on working dogs, aiming to give “straightforward and practical advice” to keep dogs fit for the field. On the clinical side, its website highlights routine care plus breeding-related testing (pregnancy ultrasound scanning and progesterone blood testing), alongside microchipping and parasite control. From the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention: - Adjustments for anxious dogs, including a vet coming out to the car to avoid the waiting room. - Surgery and follow-up care being handled over multiple visits (e.g., cyst/abscess surgery and later stitch removal). - A potential mismatch in scope/species: although the website positions the clinic around dogs (especially working dogs), some reviews discuss care for reptiles and small birds, and several reviews refer to a different clinic name (“Chine House Veterinary”).
Wigan Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group and is an RCVS-accredited small animal general practice with in-house diagnostics (lab testing, digital x-ray and ultrasound) and an operating theatre. Reviews describe care for both routine and ongoing conditions, including regular blood tests to monitor long-term medication (one owner mentions Cushing’s disease management for a senior dog). Several owners also mention follow-ups after procedures (for example, messaging the day after neutering) and compassionate end-of-life support (including a condolence card after a pet was put to sleep). One recent review highlights a downside: delays when emergencies arise, with uncertainty over waiting time.
Wigan Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group and is an RCVS-accredited small animal general practice with in-house diagnostics (lab testing, digital x-ray and ultrasound) and an operating theatre. Reviews describe care for both routine and ongoing conditions, including regular blood tests to monitor long-term medication (one owner mentions Cushing’s disease management for a senior dog). Several owners also mention follow-ups after procedures (for example, messaging the day after neutering) and compassionate end-of-life support (including a condolence card after a pet was put to sleep). One recent review highlights a downside: delays when emergencies arise, with uncertainty over waiting time.
Bulwell Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group, and the website describes it as a “locally owned” practice. It appears set up for routine care plus a wide range of in-practice diagnostics, with facilities listed including an in-house laboratory, digital and dental X‑ray, ultrasound, ECG, endoscopy, an operating theatre, and an isolation unit; orthopaedics and ophthalmology are also mentioned on the site. From the latest reviews, owners most often describe: - fast access for urgent problems (one dog was “seen immediately” after being attacked by another dog) - a structured, supportive euthanasia process (time given before/after, keepsakes like nose/paw prints and fur, and a condolence card sent afterwards) - practical communication touches such as appointment reminders by text There are also negative experiences reported, including one review alleging a “rude vet,” and another alleging the wrong medicine was given and that their cat deteriorated.
Bulwell Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group, and the website describes it as a “locally owned” practice. It appears set up for routine care plus a wide range of in-practice diagnostics, with facilities listed including an in-house laboratory, digital and dental X‑ray, ultrasound, ECG, endoscopy, an operating theatre, and an isolation unit; orthopaedics and ophthalmology are also mentioned on the site. From the latest reviews, owners most often describe: - fast access for urgent problems (one dog was “seen immediately” after being attacked by another dog) - a structured, supportive euthanasia process (time given before/after, keepsakes like nose/paw prints and fur, and a condolence card sent afterwards) - practical communication touches such as appointment reminders by text There are also negative experiences reported, including one review alleging a “rude vet,” and another alleging the wrong medicine was given and that their cat deteriorated.
The Animal Clinic describes itself as an independent veterinary surgery that’s part of the London Veterinary Surgeries group. The website highlights a purpose-built hospital, plus routine and medical/surgical care, and it holds ISFM Silver Cat Friendly Clinic status. In recent reviews, owners repeatedly mention smooth appointments and approachable staff, including at least one example of an urgent appointment on Christmas Eve with tests done the same day. A small note of inconsistency also appears: one owner felt a vet they saw “wasn’t that friendly” compared with other vets they’d met before.
The Animal Clinic describes itself as an independent veterinary surgery that’s part of the London Veterinary Surgeries group. The website highlights a purpose-built hospital, plus routine and medical/surgical care, and it holds ISFM Silver Cat Friendly Clinic status. In recent reviews, owners repeatedly mention smooth appointments and approachable staff, including at least one example of an urgent appointment on Christmas Eve with tests done the same day. A small note of inconsistency also appears: one owner felt a vet they saw “wasn’t that friendly” compared with other vets they’d met before.