Best Vets in England

- Recent feedback is strongly positive about the team’s kind, caring and friendly approach, with several owners saying pets were put at ease quickly. - Reviews highlight clear advice and confident treatment planning, including after an...

- Recent feedback is strongly positive about the team’s kind, caring and friendly approach, with several owners saying pets were put at ease quickly. - Reviews highlight clear advice and confident treatment planning, including after an injury appointment. - Owners also mention a warm atmosphere, efficient visits, and a notably clean clinic.

Arundell Veterinary Care is a family-focused Doncaster practice that says it has been caring for pets since 2006, and it is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent feedback points to strengths in routine appointments,...

Arundell Veterinary Care is a family-focused Doncaster practice that says it has been caring for pets since 2006, and it is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent feedback points to strengths in routine appointments, support for older pets with ongoing conditions, and end-of-life care handled with sensitivity. Most recent reviewers describe kind, attentive staff, though one review raises serious concerns about diabetes management, waiting times, and follow-up.

Minster Veterinary Centre is an independent practice, owned by David Sparks, with a history the practice traces back to the First World War. It says it provides a 24-hour emergency service staffed by its own vets. The practice also...

Minster Veterinary Centre is an independent practice, owned by David Sparks, with a history the practice traces back to the First World War. It says it provides a 24-hour emergency service staffed by its own vets. The practice also highlights structured preventive care, including puppy and kitten packages, annual parasite prevention, and free nurse-led support for areas such as weight, diet, diabetes, parasite control, and dental care.

Medivet New Ferry (Parkside Veterinary Surgery) is part of the Medivet group in Wirral, Cheshire. The practice offers routine care as well as more serious case management, including surgery and dental work, and it sits within Medivet’s...

Medivet New Ferry (Parkside Veterinary Surgery) is part of the Medivet group in Wirral, Cheshire. The practice offers routine care as well as more serious case management, including surgery and dental work, and it sits within Medivet’s wider overnight emergency set-up through 24-hour centres. Recent feedback is mixed overall, with several owners praising kind, thorough care and a couple of recent complaints raising concerns about communication, billing, and anaesthetic management.

- Compassion and communication: some owners describe staff as caring, easy to get hold of, and good at keeping them updated on an animal’s progress. - Sensitive end-of-life care: reviews mention a candle being lit at reception during...

- Compassion and communication: some owners describe staff as caring, easy to get hold of, and good at keeping them updated on an animal’s progress. - Sensitive end-of-life care: reviews mention a candle being lit at reception during euthanasia, and one person was grateful an unwell pigeon was cared for and died peacefully at the clinic. - Reception and organisation issues: recent complaints include being ignored on arrival, disputes over booked appointment times, and frustration about delays.

- Recent feedback is strongly positive about the practice’s kindness and compassion, especially around difficult end-of-life situations and follow-through such as ashes coordination and keepsakes. - Reviewers highlight confidence in the...

- Recent feedback is strongly positive about the practice’s kindness and compassion, especially around difficult end-of-life situations and follow-through such as ashes coordination and keepsakes. - Reviewers highlight confidence in the team with less typical patients, including hens and a hazel dormouse that reportedly made a full recovery after surgery. - Owners also mention staff handling nervous pets calmly and making them feel at ease during consultations.

Olive Tree Veterinary Surgery in Ashford presents itself as an independent companion-animal clinic. Its facilities include a separate feline waiting area, three consultation rooms, and two operating theatres, with services covering routine...

Olive Tree Veterinary Surgery in Ashford presents itself as an independent companion-animal clinic. Its facilities include a separate feline waiting area, three consultation rooms, and two operating theatres, with services covering routine appointments as well as neutering/spaying, dentistry, and orthopaedics. The practice also offers home visits and an out-of-hours emergency service.

Recent feedback highlights: - Friendly, helpful staff: several reviewers describe the team as lovely, welcoming and quick to help. - Good communication and thoughtful aftercare: owners mention questions being answered from the point of...

Recent feedback highlights: - Friendly, helpful staff: several reviewers describe the team as lovely, welcoming and quick to help. - Good communication and thoughtful aftercare: owners mention questions being answered from the point of booking, plus personalised discharge notes and small touches that made visits feel more personal. - Positive experiences with cats and urgent cases: reviews mention calm handling of cats, stray cat neutering, and one dog owner who says urgent surgery was organised within 24 hours.

- Many owners describe the team as welcoming, accommodating, and friendly, with positive comments about getting appointments when needed and being supported around busy schedules. - Several reviews highlight gentle, patient handling,...

- Many owners describe the team as welcoming, accommodating, and friendly, with positive comments about getting appointments when needed and being supported around busy schedules. - Several reviews highlight gentle, patient handling, including nervous dogs, elderly cats, and rabbits seen urgently. - Practical support is a recurring theme, including follow-up calls after illness, help with pet plans and preventive care, a postal flea-medication service, and advice such as sharing puppy training contacts.