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- •Friendly, efficient visits from reception through to nurses and vets (“greeted by the lovely receptionist”; “friendly and efficient”). - Handling of nervous/anxious pets is specifically praised (a “very nervous dog” visit was made to go smoothly). - Routine preventive care is referenced (annual check-up and vaccination).
- •Friendly, efficient visits from reception through to nurses and vets (“greeted by the lovely receptionist”; “friendly and efficient”). - Handling of nervous/anxious pets is specifically praised (a “very nervous dog” visit was made to go smoothly). - Routine preventive care is referenced (annual check-up and vaccination).
Abivale Veterinary Group
Wantage
Our Score (81/100)
Concrete specifics owners mention
- •Staff taking time to settle nervous animals during check-ups (one cat described as “purring by the end”). - Non-judgemental advice and willingness to answer many questions during consultations. - A case involving overnight monitoring for a cat who arrived with an IV line already placed elsewhere.
Concrete specifics owners mention
- •Staff taking time to settle nervous animals during check-ups (one cat described as “purring by the end”). - Non-judgemental advice and willingness to answer many questions during consultations. - A case involving overnight monitoring for a cat who arrived with an IV line already placed elsewhere.
Scarsdale Veterinary Group
Alfreton
Our Score (81/100)
- •Clear explanations and cost discussions: owners mention being talked through “all options of treatment” and the cost. - Compassion in difficult moments: multiple accounts of support during a pet’s final moments, including being allowed time for goodbyes. - Handling nervous animals thoughtfully: one owner described extra care taken to create a positive experience for a very nervous dog, including when the dog went in for x‑rays.
- •Clear explanations and cost discussions: owners mention being talked through “all options of treatment” and the cost. - Compassion in difficult moments: multiple accounts of support during a pet’s final moments, including being allowed time for goodbyes. - Handling nervous animals thoughtfully: one owner described extra care taken to create a positive experience for a very nervous dog, including when the dog went in for x‑rays.
All Creatures Vet Centre Ltd
Radcliffe On Trent
Our Score (81/100)
All Creatures Vet Centre Ltd appears to be an independently run practice (the website names Erica Coleman-Field, Mandy Coleman-Field and Chantel Brown as running it, and says it has provided care since 2014). Based on the website and reviews, it’s set up for both routine and more advanced work, with in-house diagnostics (blood tests, digital X‑rays and ultrasound) and services spanning dentistry through to “advanced surgeries.”
All Creatures Vet Centre Ltd appears to be an independently run practice (the website names Erica Coleman-Field, Mandy Coleman-Field and Chantel Brown as running it, and says it has provided care since 2014). Based on the website and reviews, it’s set up for both routine and more advanced work, with in-house diagnostics (blood tests, digital X‑rays and ultrasound) and services spanning dentistry through to “advanced surgeries.”
Priory Veterinary Group is a small-animal practice (ownership/group not stated in the information provided). Based on the latest reviews, it’s used for both routine appointments and more difficult moments, including quick, low-stress nail trims, support for young pets (a kitten’s early months), and end-of-life care.
Priory Veterinary Group is a small-animal practice (ownership/group not stated in the information provided). Based on the latest reviews, it’s used for both routine appointments and more difficult moments, including quick, low-stress nail trims, support for young pets (a kitten’s early months), and end-of-life care.
Wave Vets
Wadebridge
Our Score (81/100)
Wave Vets describes itself as a small, independent clinic founded by a family. Reviews suggest it’s set up for routine appointments and urgent same‑day problems (for example, a dog with a leg injury was seen the same day, and another review describes an unplanned emergency visit), with vets giving clear explanations (including one owner mentioning a diagram used to explain findings). Several owners also mention practical support outside the consult room, such as phone advice that avoided an unnecessary visit, and end‑of‑life care described as attentive.
Wave Vets describes itself as a small, independent clinic founded by a family. Reviews suggest it’s set up for routine appointments and urgent same‑day problems (for example, a dog with a leg injury was seen the same day, and another review describes an unplanned emergency visit), with vets giving clear explanations (including one owner mentioning a diagram used to explain findings). Several owners also mention practical support outside the consult room, such as phone advice that avoided an unnecessary visit, and end‑of‑life care described as attentive.
- •Kind, calm handling during difficult situations: a detailed review of euthanasia highlights clear explanations, sedation first, and being given time to say goodbye. - Quick access for time-sensitive issues: one owner reports a non-registered dog being seen within a couple of hours. - Pets settle well with the team: owners describe dogs being put at ease and greeting staff positively during visits.
- •Kind, calm handling during difficult situations: a detailed review of euthanasia highlights clear explanations, sedation first, and being given time to say goodbye. - Quick access for time-sensitive issues: one owner reports a non-registered dog being seen within a couple of hours. - Pets settle well with the team: owners describe dogs being put at ease and greeting staff positively during visits.
Medivet Folkestone
Folkestone
Our Score (81/100)
Medivet Folkestone Sandgate is part of the Medivet group (previously known as Anna House Veterinary Clinic). The practice is set up for routine care and in‑house diagnostics, with facilities listed including an in‑house laboratory, ultrasound and X‑rays, and it treats cats, dogs and rabbits. Recent reviews describe both planned care (annual check-ups, neutering) and urgent situations (e.g., chocolate ingestion) being handled promptly, with some owners also noting follow-up communication such as a vet calling in the evening with test results.
Medivet Folkestone Sandgate is part of the Medivet group (previously known as Anna House Veterinary Clinic). The practice is set up for routine care and in‑house diagnostics, with facilities listed including an in‑house laboratory, ultrasound and X‑rays, and it treats cats, dogs and rabbits. Recent reviews describe both planned care (annual check-ups, neutering) and urgent situations (e.g., chocolate ingestion) being handled promptly, with some owners also noting follow-up communication such as a vet calling in the evening with test results.
In the latest reviews available, owners most often describe routine preventative care (annual vaccinations with full health checks) and vets taking time to talk through ongoing issues. Several reviews also highlight patient handling for anxious dogs during injections/examinations, and a welcoming front-desk experience.
In the latest reviews available, owners most often describe routine preventative care (annual vaccinations with full health checks) and vets taking time to talk through ongoing issues. Several reviews also highlight patient handling for anxious dogs during injections/examinations, and a welcoming front-desk experience.
- •Gentle, low-stress handling is a recurring theme (especially for timid cats and anxious dogs), with practical steps like treats, fussing after injections, and vaccinating outside when needed. - Preventative care and routine appointments are commonly referenced (annual vaccinations/boosters, health checks, flea/worm treatment). - Speed and communication: one owner highlights same-day blood test results with a full explanation; another notes little/no waiting and getting questions answered.
- •Gentle, low-stress handling is a recurring theme (especially for timid cats and anxious dogs), with practical steps like treats, fussing after injections, and vaccinating outside when needed. - Preventative care and routine appointments are commonly referenced (annual vaccinations/boosters, health checks, flea/worm treatment). - Speed and communication: one owner highlights same-day blood test results with a full explanation; another notes little/no waiting and getting questions answered.