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- •Efficiency and speed: owners describe being seen quickly, including fast vaccinations and “fast and efficient service.”
- •Urgent access when needed: one review describes being fitted in the same day for an emergency appointment; another mentions being accommodated at short notice after a reschedule. - Cat handling that reduces stress: several owners mention vets/nurses keeping anxious, elderly, or “fussy” cats calm and comfortable during the visit. - Post-op outcomes after spay: one owner highlights a very small incision and a cat returning to normal eating/behaviour quickly.
- •Efficiency and speed: owners describe being seen quickly, including fast vaccinations and “fast and efficient service.”
- •Urgent access when needed: one review describes being fitted in the same day for an emergency appointment; another mentions being accommodated at short notice after a reschedule. - Cat handling that reduces stress: several owners mention vets/nurses keeping anxious, elderly, or “fussy” cats calm and comfortable during the visit. - Post-op outcomes after spay: one owner highlights a very small incision and a cat returning to normal eating/behaviour quickly.
Vets Now (Ashford) is part of the Vets Now corporate group, which focuses on pet emergency care (including out-of-hours clinics and video consultations) for small animals. Based on the information available, the clinic is geared toward urgent and critical presentations, with reviews describing rapid triage and inpatient nursing care (including overnight/multi-day admission).
Vets Now (Ashford) is part of the Vets Now corporate group, which focuses on pet emergency care (including out-of-hours clinics and video consultations) for small animals. Based on the information available, the clinic is geared toward urgent and critical presentations, with reviews describing rapid triage and inpatient nursing care (including overnight/multi-day admission).
Companion Care (Cannock) Ltd
Cannock
Our Score (77/100)
Companion Care (Cannock) Ltd is described on its website as a locally owned practice operating under the Vets for Pets brand, with a modern set-up that includes separate cat/dog waiting areas and wards, an isolation unit, an operating theatre, and an in-house lab (digital X‑ray, ultrasound, haematology/biochemistry/electrolytes listed). It also states it is a veterinary nurse training facility.
Companion Care (Cannock) Ltd is described on its website as a locally owned practice operating under the Vets for Pets brand, with a modern set-up that includes separate cat/dog waiting areas and wards, an isolation unit, an operating theatre, and an in-house lab (digital X‑ray, ultrasound, haematology/biochemistry/electrolytes listed). It also states it is a veterinary nurse training facility.
Vets Now is part of a larger corporate emergency-care provider (Vets Now) that focuses on out‑of‑hours and critical cases, and also offers video consultations (per the clinic’s website). Based on owner reports, this clinic is used mainly for urgent same‑day problems and end‑of‑life care rather than routine check‑ups.
Vets Now is part of a larger corporate emergency-care provider (Vets Now) that focuses on out‑of‑hours and critical cases, and also offers video consultations (per the clinic’s website). Based on owner reports, this clinic is used mainly for urgent same‑day problems and end‑of‑life care rather than routine check‑ups.
Our Score (77/100)
Rob McNulty Ltd, Hoylake Veterinary Surgery presents itself as an independent practice. The website emphasises preventative care (vaccinations, wormers and microchipping) and “VIP Health Club” alongside 24/7 care for pets. Recent reviews also describe hands-on medical care and follow-up: one owner recounts a life‑threatening emergency treated immediately with regular medical updates and nursing care (including syringe feeding over several days) that led to a full recovery.
Rob McNulty Ltd, Hoylake Veterinary Surgery presents itself as an independent practice. The website emphasises preventative care (vaccinations, wormers and microchipping) and “VIP Health Club” alongside 24/7 care for pets. Recent reviews also describe hands-on medical care and follow-up: one owner recounts a life‑threatening emergency treated immediately with regular medical updates and nursing care (including syringe feeding over several days) that led to a full recovery.
Companion Care (Newcastle Kingston Park) Ltd T/A Vets4Pets
Newcastle upon Tyne
Our Score (77/100)
Companion Care (Newcastle Kingston Park) Ltd trades as Vets4Pets, and the practice website describes it as family-run and locally owned. The clinic appears set up for routine consultations through to in-house diagnostics and surgery, with facilities including an operating theatre, hospital ward, isolation unit, in-house lab, plus digital X‑ray and ultrasound. Reviews highlight practical communication points—owners mention getting an estimated cost before agreeing to treatment, and one rabbit owner describes a same-day phone update during routine surgery plus aftercare.
Companion Care (Newcastle Kingston Park) Ltd trades as Vets4Pets, and the practice website describes it as family-run and locally owned. The clinic appears set up for routine consultations through to in-house diagnostics and surgery, with facilities including an operating theatre, hospital ward, isolation unit, in-house lab, plus digital X‑ray and ultrasound. Reviews highlight practical communication points—owners mention getting an estimated cost before agreeing to treatment, and one rabbit owner describes a same-day phone update during routine surgery plus aftercare.
Oakhill Veterinary Centre
Preston
Our Score (77/100)
Oakhill Veterinary Centre describes itself as an independent, multi‑disciplinary practice that has been caring for pets, farm animals and equines since 1974, and is RCVS accredited. Reviews suggest it’s set up for long-term routine care and surgical procedures, with multiple owners mentioning follow-up phone calls after treatment and detailed explanations from vets. Recent feedback is mixed: alongside many long-standing clients praising communication and support (including end‑of‑life care), a small number of reviewers describe serious concerns around handling/stress during exams and price clarity for vaccinations.
Oakhill Veterinary Centre describes itself as an independent, multi‑disciplinary practice that has been caring for pets, farm animals and equines since 1974, and is RCVS accredited. Reviews suggest it’s set up for long-term routine care and surgical procedures, with multiple owners mentioning follow-up phone calls after treatment and detailed explanations from vets. Recent feedback is mixed: alongside many long-standing clients praising communication and support (including end‑of‑life care), a small number of reviewers describe serious concerns around handling/stress during exams and price clarity for vaccinations.
Orchard Veterinary Centre
Birmingham
Our Score (76/100)
Orchard Veterinary Centre is a veterinary practice that also operates a cattery and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews mention a “pet plan scheme” and repeatedly describe the team as friendly and “brilliant.” One owner specifically reports using the on-site cattery and says their older cat returned healthy and “clearly looked after,” while also noting they would like afternoon collections and bank-holiday opening (but acknowledging staff need time off).
Orchard Veterinary Centre is a veterinary practice that also operates a cattery and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews mention a “pet plan scheme” and repeatedly describe the team as friendly and “brilliant.” One owner specifically reports using the on-site cattery and says their older cat returned healthy and “clearly looked after,” while also noting they would like afternoon collections and bank-holiday opening (but acknowledging staff need time off).
Medivet Dulwich
Dulwich
Our Score (77/100)
Medivet Dulwich is part of the Medivet group, with access to around-the-clock emergency care via Medivet’s network of 24-hour centres. Reviews describe routine check-ups and care for nervous and rescue animals, with multiple owners highlighting that vets take time to listen and explain rather than rushing appointments. Concrete examples in the latest reviews include support with a very nervous dog (calm handling and humour to reduce stress), advice given when an owner rang “in a panic”, and appointments running on time for a six‑monthly check-up.
Medivet Dulwich is part of the Medivet group, with access to around-the-clock emergency care via Medivet’s network of 24-hour centres. Reviews describe routine check-ups and care for nervous and rescue animals, with multiple owners highlighting that vets take time to listen and explain rather than rushing appointments. Concrete examples in the latest reviews include support with a very nervous dog (calm handling and humour to reduce stress), advice given when an owner rang “in a panic”, and appointments running on time for a six‑monthly check-up.
Millcroft Veterinary Group Ltd
Maryport
Our Score (77/100)
Millcroft Veterinary Group Ltd describes itself as an independent practice with over 100 years of history, and says it provides 24-hour care as part of the Millcroft Vets team. Recent reviews repeatedly mention being fitted in at short notice (including an emergency visit for a dog with haematuria), unhurried appointments where owners felt they had time to ask questions, and clinicians who don’t over-treat—for example, one owner worried about an allergy flare-up was told their dog’s paws/ear were fine and to continue current care.
Millcroft Veterinary Group Ltd describes itself as an independent practice with over 100 years of history, and says it provides 24-hour care as part of the Millcroft Vets team. Recent reviews repeatedly mention being fitted in at short notice (including an emergency visit for a dog with haematuria), unhurried appointments where owners felt they had time to ask questions, and clinicians who don’t over-treat—for example, one owner worried about an allergy flare-up was told their dog’s paws/ear were fine and to continue current care.