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Our Score (81/100)
Highcroft Veterinary Group - Brislington Veterinary Surgery is part of the Highcroft Veterinary Group (rather than an independent clinic). Recent reviews describe practical, repeat-use care for both cats and dogs, including dental work (“cats teeth out”) and support for anxious pets who are “VERY afraid of vets.” From the group’s own website, Highcroft describes access to a 24/7 emergency service (MiNightVet Bristol) with dedicated night staff, plus in-house diagnostics (lab testing, X-ray, ultrasound) and a wide service list that includes routine consults, surgery and dentistry. Owners also repeatedly mention continuity (being able to “see the same vet every time”) and fast responsiveness when they need help.
Highcroft Veterinary Group - Brislington Veterinary Surgery is part of the Highcroft Veterinary Group (rather than an independent clinic). Recent reviews describe practical, repeat-use care for both cats and dogs, including dental work (“cats teeth out”) and support for anxious pets who are “VERY afraid of vets.” From the group’s own website, Highcroft describes access to a 24/7 emergency service (MiNightVet Bristol) with dedicated night staff, plus in-house diagnostics (lab testing, X-ray, ultrasound) and a wide service list that includes routine consults, surgery and dentistry. Owners also repeatedly mention continuity (being able to “see the same vet every time”) and fast responsiveness when they need help.
Our Score (82/100)
Little Hoppers Animal Hospital Group – Crowborough is part of the independent Little Hoppers Animal Hospital Group. It treats dogs, cats, rabbits, and “small furries,” and its website highlights both routine care (vaccinations, neutering, dentistry) and more complex work (advanced surgery and complex diagnostics), with specific specialties listed such as ophthalmology, dermatology, dentistry/oral surgery, endoscopy/endosurgery, and cardiology (via a visiting specialist diplomat). It is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe a calm, unhurried consultation style—particularly around difficult decisions—plus practical handling of anxious dogs (including a vet going outside and sitting with a nervous rescue dog until she settled before examining an ear). Reviews also mention support through a cancer diagnosis and peaceful end-of-life care, and ongoing treatment for an injury requiring bandaging.
Little Hoppers Animal Hospital Group – Crowborough is part of the independent Little Hoppers Animal Hospital Group. It treats dogs, cats, rabbits, and “small furries,” and its website highlights both routine care (vaccinations, neutering, dentistry) and more complex work (advanced surgery and complex diagnostics), with specific specialties listed such as ophthalmology, dermatology, dentistry/oral surgery, endoscopy/endosurgery, and cardiology (via a visiting specialist diplomat). It is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe a calm, unhurried consultation style—particularly around difficult decisions—plus practical handling of anxious dogs (including a vet going outside and sitting with a nervous rescue dog until she settled before examining an ear). Reviews also mention support through a cancer diagnosis and peaceful end-of-life care, and ongoing treatment for an injury requiring bandaging.
Animal Physiotherapy Ltd focuses on non-invasive animal physiotherapy and rehabilitation, with a dedicated physio gym plus a separate treatment room (per the clinic website). The clinic is presented as led by Donna Wills, who is listed as the 2021 “Animal Therapist of the Year” (Animal Star Awards) and holds a “certificate in Veterinary rehabilitation for nurses in Denmark with the ESVPS” (as stated on the site). In recent reviews, owners repeatedly describe: - personalised rehab plans with specific, manageable home exercises and targets - conservative management support (including a case where an owner wanted to avoid surgery for a CCL injury) - ongoing accessibility for plan adjustments/questions “at the end of the phone” - longer-term mobility support for senior pets and complex cases (post-op recovery, arthritis, and adapting after leg amputation)
Animal Physiotherapy Ltd focuses on non-invasive animal physiotherapy and rehabilitation, with a dedicated physio gym plus a separate treatment room (per the clinic website). The clinic is presented as led by Donna Wills, who is listed as the 2021 “Animal Therapist of the Year” (Animal Star Awards) and holds a “certificate in Veterinary rehabilitation for nurses in Denmark with the ESVPS” (as stated on the site). In recent reviews, owners repeatedly describe: - personalised rehab plans with specific, manageable home exercises and targets - conservative management support (including a case where an owner wanted to avoid surgery for a CCL injury) - ongoing accessibility for plan adjustments/questions “at the end of the phone” - longer-term mobility support for senior pets and complex cases (post-op recovery, arthritis, and adapting after leg amputation)
Our Score (82/100)
Goudhurst Veterinary Surgery & Equine Clinic is a small animal and equine practice established in 1989, with access to 24-hour emergency care. Reviews describe a team that prioritises continuity (owners mention being able to see their preferred vet “mostly”) and low-stress handling for anxious pets—several owners specifically mention nervous dogs being treated patiently, with small touches like a “tummy rub.” Practical support also comes up repeatedly: fitting appointments in at short notice for kennels, staff reading case histories in depth so owners don’t have to repeat everything, and help with insurance claims and advice.
Goudhurst Veterinary Surgery & Equine Clinic is a small animal and equine practice established in 1989, with access to 24-hour emergency care. Reviews describe a team that prioritises continuity (owners mention being able to see their preferred vet “mostly”) and low-stress handling for anxious pets—several owners specifically mention nervous dogs being treated patiently, with small touches like a “tummy rub.” Practical support also comes up repeatedly: fitting appointments in at short notice for kennels, staff reading case histories in depth so owners don’t have to repeat everything, and help with insurance claims and advice.
Animal Eye Care is an independently owned veterinary ophthalmology clinic focused on eye disease in small animals. Based on the clinic’s own service list and the latest reviews, it appears set up for referred ophthalmic cases (including surgery) as well as urgent eye problems: owners describe entropion operations, cherry eye surgery, and emergency treatment after a thorn injury. Multiple reviews also mention clinicians explaining findings and options in detail, and at least one case describes outpatient, weekly rechecks over several weeks for a severe “melting eye” treated with at-home medication rather than immediate surgery.
Animal Eye Care is an independently owned veterinary ophthalmology clinic focused on eye disease in small animals. Based on the clinic’s own service list and the latest reviews, it appears set up for referred ophthalmic cases (including surgery) as well as urgent eye problems: owners describe entropion operations, cherry eye surgery, and emergency treatment after a thorn injury. Multiple reviews also mention clinicians explaining findings and options in detail, and at least one case describes outpatient, weekly rechecks over several weeks for a severe “melting eye” treated with at-home medication rather than immediate surgery.
Wensleydale Vets
Leyburn
Our Score (82/100)
Wensleydale Vets is a veterinary practice that (from the clinic data) is a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Ownership (independent vs part of a corporate group) isn’t stated in the information provided. Based on the latest reviews available to us, the clinic is set up for both routine procedures and difficult, time-sensitive situations—including out-of-hours urgent care, dental treatment, and end-of-life support. Concrete examples owners mention include: - A dog seen late at night (Friday into Saturday), quickly diagnosed and treated, with the owner believing the treatment was life-saving. - Paperwork sent to the pet’s usual vet by the next morning after an urgent visit. - A home visit for euthanasia for a people-reactive dog, so the dog could pass peacefully at home. - Dental treatment where owners say they were informed before and after the procedure.
Wensleydale Vets is a veterinary practice that (from the clinic data) is a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Ownership (independent vs part of a corporate group) isn’t stated in the information provided. Based on the latest reviews available to us, the clinic is set up for both routine procedures and difficult, time-sensitive situations—including out-of-hours urgent care, dental treatment, and end-of-life support. Concrete examples owners mention include: - A dog seen late at night (Friday into Saturday), quickly diagnosed and treated, with the owner believing the treatment was life-saving. - Paperwork sent to the pet’s usual vet by the next morning after an urgent visit. - A home visit for euthanasia for a people-reactive dog, so the dog could pass peacefully at home. - Dental treatment where owners say they were informed before and after the procedure.
Church Road Veterinary Centre
Gloucester
Our Score (82/100)
Church Road Veterinary Centre describes itself as an independent, privately owned practice, led by Dr Debo (the website mentions over 22 years of clinical practice experience). Based on reviews, the clinic appears set up for both routine care and time-sensitive problems, with several owners describing urgent same-day help and ongoing support for serious illness. Concrete examples mentioned include: a planned approach to difficult nail trimming for a dog that wouldn’t allow handling; urgent Saturday emergency care with a rapid appointment; support through a cancer diagnosis; and at least one case where a vet visited a dog at home after a medical emergency to reduce stress.
Church Road Veterinary Centre describes itself as an independent, privately owned practice, led by Dr Debo (the website mentions over 22 years of clinical practice experience). Based on reviews, the clinic appears set up for both routine care and time-sensitive problems, with several owners describing urgent same-day help and ongoing support for serious illness. Concrete examples mentioned include: a planned approach to difficult nail trimming for a dog that wouldn’t allow handling; urgent Saturday emergency care with a rapid appointment; support through a cancer diagnosis; and at least one case where a vet visited a dog at home after a medical emergency to reduce stress.
Our Score (82/100)
Northdale Veterinary Practice Ltd is described in recent reviews as a smaller, “perfectly formed” practice, with mention that the group has other branches (the ownership model—independent vs corporate—is not stated in the information provided). Based on what clients actually wrote, it appears set up for everyday companion‑animal care, with specific emphasis on: - Taking time in consults to talk owners through concerns and reassure them (one reviewer says they “wouldn’t see anyone else”). - A clean, tidy clinic environment noted by clients. - Efficient visits, with staff described as friendly and helpful when bringing in a cat for care.
Northdale Veterinary Practice Ltd is described in recent reviews as a smaller, “perfectly formed” practice, with mention that the group has other branches (the ownership model—independent vs corporate—is not stated in the information provided). Based on what clients actually wrote, it appears set up for everyday companion‑animal care, with specific emphasis on: - Taking time in consults to talk owners through concerns and reassure them (one reviewer says they “wouldn’t see anyone else”). - A clean, tidy clinic environment noted by clients. - Efficient visits, with staff described as friendly and helpful when bringing in a cat for care.
Minster Veterinary Practice’s Small Animal Department is a multi-site practice with a main surgery plus several branches (including this one). Reviews most often point to day-to-day companion animal care: owners mention annual “upkeep” and vaccinations, as well as vets diagnosing and treating health issues. Appointment access is a repeated theme (“can always get a suitable appointment”, “never any issues with making an appointment”), and a couple of reviews highlight handling anxious pets—one owner says their cat’s visits are “always traumatic” but staff help him feel at ease.
Minster Veterinary Practice’s Small Animal Department is a multi-site practice with a main surgery plus several branches (including this one). Reviews most often point to day-to-day companion animal care: owners mention annual “upkeep” and vaccinations, as well as vets diagnosing and treating health issues. Appointment access is a repeated theme (“can always get a suitable appointment”, “never any issues with making an appointment”), and a couple of reviews highlight handling anxious pets—one owner says their cat’s visits are “always traumatic” but staff help him feel at ease.
Boroughbridge Vets describes itself as a locally owned, independent practice run by owners Katy and Fiona, with a vet- and nurse-led team. The clinic appears set up for on-site diagnostics and routine-to-surgical care: the website lists Idexx in-house blood/urine testing, digital and dental X‑rays, and ultrasound with Doppler, plus a surgical suite that can involve visiting specialists. Reviewers most often mention supportive, step-by-step communication in difficult situations (including end-of-life care) and hands-on aftercare following major surgery (for example, recovery and stitch removal after mammary tumour surgery with spay).
Boroughbridge Vets describes itself as a locally owned, independent practice run by owners Katy and Fiona, with a vet- and nurse-led team. The clinic appears set up for on-site diagnostics and routine-to-surgical care: the website lists Idexx in-house blood/urine testing, digital and dental X‑rays, and ultrasound with Doppler, plus a surgical suite that can involve visiting specialists. Reviewers most often mention supportive, step-by-step communication in difficult situations (including end-of-life care) and hands-on aftercare following major surgery (for example, recovery and stitch removal after mammary tumour surgery with spay).