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Swadlincote Veterinary Surgery
Swadlincote
Our Score (82/100)
Swadlincote Veterinary Surgery offers routine pet care alongside support for more difficult situations like end-of-life decisions, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The website highlights Pet Health Club® and provides information on what to do in an emergency. In recent reviews, owners repeatedly mention fast appointment availability (including same-day), staff taking time to explain options, and being offered more affordable treatment routes in some cases. Pricing feedback is mixed: one owner praised “reasonable prices,” while another was unhappy with a £75 charge for a puppy’s second Nobivac injection.
Swadlincote Veterinary Surgery offers routine pet care alongside support for more difficult situations like end-of-life decisions, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The website highlights Pet Health Club® and provides information on what to do in an emergency. In recent reviews, owners repeatedly mention fast appointment availability (including same-day), staff taking time to explain options, and being offered more affordable treatment routes in some cases. Pricing feedback is mixed: one owner praised “reasonable prices,” while another was unhappy with a £75 charge for a puppy’s second Nobivac injection.
Crown House Vets is a general small-animal practice offering routine care (wellness screenings, vaccinations and pet nutrition guidance) and emergency care. Recent reviews describe the clinic making room for urgent problems the same day (for example, a cat with blood in urine being “squeezed in” at the end of the day), and staff taking specific steps to reduce stress for anxious pets (including offering a calming aromatherapy spray while waiting). Pricing comes through as mixed: one owner paid £105 for a consultation plus medications and felt it was good value, while another reports being charged £435 for euthanasia and cremation and says the cost wasn’t made clear upfront.
Crown House Vets is a general small-animal practice offering routine care (wellness screenings, vaccinations and pet nutrition guidance) and emergency care. Recent reviews describe the clinic making room for urgent problems the same day (for example, a cat with blood in urine being “squeezed in” at the end of the day), and staff taking specific steps to reduce stress for anxious pets (including offering a calming aromatherapy spray while waiting). Pricing comes through as mixed: one owner paid £105 for a consultation plus medications and felt it was good value, while another reports being charged £435 for euthanasia and cremation and says the cost wasn’t made clear upfront.
Vets Now Portsmouth is part of the Vets Now group (a corporate emergency veterinary provider) and focuses on out-of-hours and urgent care rather than routine daytime appointments. The website positions the service as a dedicated pet emergency clinic and also mentions video consultations with a vet. From the latest reviews, owners often describe thorough emergency workups (including “a full range of tests” and a preliminary diagnosis) and pets being monitored during overnight stays. Reviews also show a sharp split on cost and process: some mention costs being clearly outlined and having treatment options explained, while others describe very high bills, medication mark-ups, and demands for large up-front payments before treatment. Concrete details mentioned by owners include: - Pets staying overnight for monitoring/treatment over multiple days. - Costs and treatment options being discussed in some visits. - A complaint about a bandage applied too tightly after a blood draw, causing swelling. - One account alleging treatment delays during a suspected bloat emergency due to up-front payment requirements.
Vets Now Portsmouth is part of the Vets Now group (a corporate emergency veterinary provider) and focuses on out-of-hours and urgent care rather than routine daytime appointments. The website positions the service as a dedicated pet emergency clinic and also mentions video consultations with a vet. From the latest reviews, owners often describe thorough emergency workups (including “a full range of tests” and a preliminary diagnosis) and pets being monitored during overnight stays. Reviews also show a sharp split on cost and process: some mention costs being clearly outlined and having treatment options explained, while others describe very high bills, medication mark-ups, and demands for large up-front payments before treatment. Concrete details mentioned by owners include: - Pets staying overnight for monitoring/treatment over multiple days. - Costs and treatment options being discussed in some visits. - A complaint about a bandage applied too tightly after a blood draw, causing swelling. - One account alleging treatment delays during a suspected bloat emergency due to up-front payment requirements.
Medivet 24 Hour Southend
Southend-On-Sea
Our Score (82/100)
Medivet 24 Hour Southend is part of the Medivet group and is set up as a 24-hour veterinary hospital, with facilities and staffing for urgent and intensive cases as well as routine care. The clinic advertises advanced diagnostics and surgery support (including CT imaging, an in-house lab, and an orthopaedic theatre) and is accredited as an ISFM Cat Friendly Clinic (Gold). From recent reviews, owners most often mention: - Being seen quickly for emergencies (e.g., a dog that had swallowed a dangerous foreign body was seen “straight away” and treated without “unnecessary costs/treatments”). - Rabbit care specifically being a reason people choose the practice (“rabbit savvy”), including phone advice and call-backs when busy. - Follow-up after difficult visits is inconsistent: one bereaved owner describes a call a few days later plus a handwritten card, while another reports a rabbit euthanasia visit felt rushed and they received no follow-up.
Medivet 24 Hour Southend is part of the Medivet group and is set up as a 24-hour veterinary hospital, with facilities and staffing for urgent and intensive cases as well as routine care. The clinic advertises advanced diagnostics and surgery support (including CT imaging, an in-house lab, and an orthopaedic theatre) and is accredited as an ISFM Cat Friendly Clinic (Gold). From recent reviews, owners most often mention: - Being seen quickly for emergencies (e.g., a dog that had swallowed a dangerous foreign body was seen “straight away” and treated without “unnecessary costs/treatments”). - Rabbit care specifically being a reason people choose the practice (“rabbit savvy”), including phone advice and call-backs when busy. - Follow-up after difficult visits is inconsistent: one bereaved owner describes a call a few days later plus a handwritten card, while another reports a rabbit euthanasia visit felt rushed and they received no follow-up.
Rosewood Vets
Wolverhampton
Our Score (82/100)
Rosewood Vets is part of the Lockwood Veterinary Group and is RCVS-accredited (website). It also operates as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility (clinic data). The clinic appears set up for routine vet care with structured-plan options (the site mentions consultations included as part of a Pet Health Club® Plus plan) and for supporting clients through complex cases: a recent review describes care for a dog with lymphoma, including clear explanations, photos taken during the process, and a detailed insurance letter that helped overturn a denied claim.
Rosewood Vets is part of the Lockwood Veterinary Group and is RCVS-accredited (website). It also operates as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility (clinic data). The clinic appears set up for routine vet care with structured-plan options (the site mentions consultations included as part of a Pet Health Club® Plus plan) and for supporting clients through complex cases: a recent review describes care for a dog with lymphoma, including clear explanations, photos taken during the process, and a detailed insurance letter that helped overturn a denied claim.
Lancaster Vets4Pets Ltd
Morecambe
Our Score (82/100)
Lancaster Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group. The practice positions itself as a modern, well‑equipped clinic with an onsite laboratory and imaging (digital x‑ray and ultrasound), and it lists “advanced services” including orthopaedics and laparoscopy; it also states it accepts referrals from other veterinary practices. Reviews most often describe quick access to appointments (including same‑day urgent slots) and detailed support around difficult end‑of‑life decisions (quiet room, time to say goodbye, keepsakes like paw prints/fur, and follow‑up calls about ashes). Feedback is mixed on bedside manner: several reviewers praise compassion and clear explanations, while one review describes a vet as rude and disrespectful despite positive reception/phone handling.
Lancaster Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group. The practice positions itself as a modern, well‑equipped clinic with an onsite laboratory and imaging (digital x‑ray and ultrasound), and it lists “advanced services” including orthopaedics and laparoscopy; it also states it accepts referrals from other veterinary practices. Reviews most often describe quick access to appointments (including same‑day urgent slots) and detailed support around difficult end‑of‑life decisions (quiet room, time to say goodbye, keepsakes like paw prints/fur, and follow‑up calls about ashes). Feedback is mixed on bedside manner: several reviewers praise compassion and clear explanations, while one review describes a vet as rude and disrespectful despite positive reception/phone handling.
Oakfield Veterinary Group
Birmingham
Our Score (82/100)
Oakfield Veterinary Group is an RCVS-accredited practice and a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe a clinic that deals with a mix of routine and more emotional situations—owners mention end-of-life support, handling anxious dogs patiently, and even taking in an injured pigeon when the owner was in a rush. A pet plan (“pet plan” / “Pet Health Club®”) is mentioned by clients as helping reduce costs on consultations and medications.
Oakfield Veterinary Group is an RCVS-accredited practice and a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe a clinic that deals with a mix of routine and more emotional situations—owners mention end-of-life support, handling anxious dogs patiently, and even taking in an injured pigeon when the owner was in a rush. A pet plan (“pet plan” / “Pet Health Club®”) is mentioned by clients as helping reduce costs on consultations and medications.
Temple End Veterinary Surgery
High Wycombe
Our Score (82/100)
Temple End Veterinary Surgery is described by one reviewer as independent (not part of a conglomerate). It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility and as offering emergency veterinary services (as stated in the clinic data). Based on recent client experiences, the practice appears set up for a wide mix of routine and more involved care, including dental procedures with surgery and aftercare, cat neutering, and end‑of‑life support. Owners repeatedly mention practical communication steps such as clear pre‑ and post‑op explanations, nurses going through medications and how to give them, and updates during the day while pets are in for procedures. There is, however, at least one detailed review describing confusing and inconsistent information about fees and next steps, which the reviewer felt damaged trust.
Temple End Veterinary Surgery is described by one reviewer as independent (not part of a conglomerate). It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility and as offering emergency veterinary services (as stated in the clinic data). Based on recent client experiences, the practice appears set up for a wide mix of routine and more involved care, including dental procedures with surgery and aftercare, cat neutering, and end‑of‑life support. Owners repeatedly mention practical communication steps such as clear pre‑ and post‑op explanations, nurses going through medications and how to give them, and updates during the day while pets are in for procedures. There is, however, at least one detailed review describing confusing and inconsistent information about fees and next steps, which the reviewer felt damaged trust.
Hitchin Veterinary Surgery
Hitchin
Our Score (82/100)
Hitchin Veterinary Surgery describes itself as an independent, small-animal, employee-owned practice (Employee Owned Trust since May 2023). From the website and reviews, it appears set up for routine care and procedures (e.g., neutering and surgery) as well as short-notice urgent cases, with clients often mentioning prompt responses to queries and prescriptions. Reviewers also describe extra follow-up touches such as a “warming email” checking in after an emigration process and a condolence card after a pet’s death. One recent negative review raises a product-handling/professionalism concern following a kitten microchip implant, describing an expired kit and a patronising response.
Hitchin Veterinary Surgery describes itself as an independent, small-animal, employee-owned practice (Employee Owned Trust since May 2023). From the website and reviews, it appears set up for routine care and procedures (e.g., neutering and surgery) as well as short-notice urgent cases, with clients often mentioning prompt responses to queries and prescriptions. Reviewers also describe extra follow-up touches such as a “warming email” checking in after an emigration process and a condolence card after a pet’s death. One recent negative review raises a product-handling/professionalism concern following a kitten microchip implant, describing an expired kit and a patronising response.
Maltman Cosham Veterinary Clinic is an RCVS Cat Friendly Clinic and treats a range of small pets (including cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and hamsters). The clinic advertises in-house facilities such as a laboratory, diagnostic imaging and ECG monitoring, and offers online tools for booking appointments, ordering medication and paying bills, plus a Pet Health Club. From the latest written reviews available to us, owners mention practical follow-up (e.g., calls to check on a pet’s progress) and advice on feeding and behaviour management. One recent review describes a serious communication issue during a phone call, including misgendering and feeling talked over and dismissed.
Maltman Cosham Veterinary Clinic is an RCVS Cat Friendly Clinic and treats a range of small pets (including cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and hamsters). The clinic advertises in-house facilities such as a laboratory, diagnostic imaging and ECG monitoring, and offers online tools for booking appointments, ordering medication and paying bills, plus a Pet Health Club. From the latest written reviews available to us, owners mention practical follow-up (e.g., calls to check on a pet’s progress) and advice on feeding and behaviour management. One recent review describes a serious communication issue during a phone call, including misgendering and feeling talked over and dismissed.