Best Vets in England

Medivet Clapham is part of the Medivet group. The clinic appears set up for routine preventive care and in-practice diagnostics/procedures (for cats and dogs), with facilities and services listed including an in-house lab, imaging, and surgery options such as keyhole surgery. Recent reviews include owners describing a free initial kitten check, email advice instead of always requiring an appointment, and a neutering procedure that came in under the quote.

• •Support in difficult moments: multiple reviews focus on euthanasia appointments handled gently, with owners saying they were given time and space. - Dental outcomes mentioned: one owner thanks the team for their pet’s dental work (teeth removed/extractions). - Helpfulness in urgent situations: a reviewer describes an emergency visit after a cat was attacked by a dog and says the team was helpful and caring.

Firstvets – Aldridge operates under the Firstvets name and is set up for small-animal care, with multiple owners specifically describing treatment for guinea pigs alongside dogs. In the latest reviews, people mention being able to get an urgent appointment quickly (one report of being seen within half an hour), and vets explaining options without rushing decisions. There’s also a clear negative outlier about phone handling of a painful puppy, where the caller felt they were told to wait until the next day or “try” other vets.

Westway Veterinary Group is set up for ongoing, hands-on care as well as urgent problems: recent reviews describe repeated visits for complex puppy illness (“puppy strangles”), an orthopaedic knee operation, and support “in an emergency.” Owners also mention practical preventive care, like weight‑management advice, and appointments being “seen on time.” Communication comes through strongly in multiple accounts—one owner describes the vet explaining “what and why he was doing things” during a thorough examination.

Iffley Vets is a two-site practice where (per the website) you can register once and book appointments at either site, with vets working across both. The practice lists routine preventative care (wellness checks, vaccinations) and in reviews owners also describe straightforward urgent problems being handled promptly—for example, an eye foreign-body removal with fluorescein dye checks and anti-inflammatory given.

The Dam Veterinary Centre is a small-animal practice (email domain: cvsvets.com) offering routine care and surgery, with in-house diagnostics (lab, X‑ray, ultrasound) and an on-site dog-grooming parlour. It’s accredited as an RCVS General Practice, a Cat Friendly Clinic (Silver), and a Dog Friendly Clinic, and it’s also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly mention being seen quickly (including same-day appointments), clear explanations during exams, and post-op follow-up calls (e.g., after a spay).

Portishead Vets4Pets Ltd operates under the Vets4Pets brand and is based inside a Pets at Home store. It’s set up for routine general practice work including dentistry—owners specifically mention teeth cleaning/dental treatment done under a procedure/surgery setting, with clinic updates during the day and even photos sent afterwards. The practice is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.

RSPCA Brighton & The Heart of Sussex Branch is an RSPCA charity branch focused on animal rescue and rehoming. Reviews describe a structured adoption process (including multiple pre-adoption visits and question-and-answer time) and follow-up after adoption (one adopter reports a check-in call a couple of months later and being invited to get back in touch if needed). There are also mentions of practical support beyond adoptions, such as discounted neutering vouchers obtained via a donation, and advice given for settling nervous cats into a new home.