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Stanley House Veterinary Group operates as Pendle Pet Care Limited (website). The practice website says it has been caring for pets for over a century. Recent reviews describe a clinic that can handle urgent same-day cases (including seeing a non-registered dog “straight away”) and surgery (a “life saving operation”), alongside routine consultations for older dogs where options are discussed. Owner experiences are mixed: several reviews describe clear explanations, gentle handling, and not pushing unnecessary procedures, while a small number describe poor discretion and empathy during euthanasia, delays in communicating test results, and record-keeping/registration disputes.
Stanley House Veterinary Group operates as Pendle Pet Care Limited (website). The practice website says it has been caring for pets for over a century. Recent reviews describe a clinic that can handle urgent same-day cases (including seeing a non-registered dog “straight away”) and surgery (a “life saving operation”), alongside routine consultations for older dogs where options are discussed. Owner experiences are mixed: several reviews describe clear explanations, gentle handling, and not pushing unnecessary procedures, while a small number describe poor discretion and empathy during euthanasia, delays in communicating test results, and record-keeping/registration disputes.
Letchworth Veterinary Centre
Letchworth Garden City
Letchworth Veterinary Centre describes itself as a long-established practice and promotes a Pet Health Club® Plus plan where consultations are included (as stated on its website). The clinic is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility and as offering emergency veterinary services. From the latest reviews, owners repeatedly point to practical details that affect day-to-day visits: a waiting area that can separate cats and dogs, a window to check which animals are in the waiting area before entering, and appointments that are often described as on time with small waits. Several reviews also highlight clear explanations of options and written medication instructions, plus at least one case where a vet followed up by email after an exotic-pet consult.
Letchworth Veterinary Centre describes itself as a long-established practice and promotes a Pet Health Club® Plus plan where consultations are included (as stated on its website). The clinic is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility and as offering emergency veterinary services. From the latest reviews, owners repeatedly point to practical details that affect day-to-day visits: a waiting area that can separate cats and dogs, a window to check which animals are in the waiting area before entering, and appointments that are often described as on time with small waits. Several reviews also highlight clear explanations of options and written medication instructions, plus at least one case where a vet followed up by email after an exotic-pet consult.
Vets for Pets
Netherfield
Vets for Pets Nottingham Netherfield is described on its website as a locally owned practice with a modern, well‑equipped facility (including an on-site lab, imaging and a dental suite). It’s set up for routine care and a range of in‑house diagnostics, and reviews also describe it handling procedures like neutering, dental work, lump removals and even eye removal, plus care for rabbits alongside dogs and cats. Owners repeatedly mention staff taking time to explain options and likely outcomes before surgery, and one review describes an injured racing pigeon being treated and rehabilitated rather than automatically euthanised.
Vets for Pets Nottingham Netherfield is described on its website as a locally owned practice with a modern, well‑equipped facility (including an on-site lab, imaging and a dental suite). It’s set up for routine care and a range of in‑house diagnostics, and reviews also describe it handling procedures like neutering, dental work, lump removals and even eye removal, plus care for rabbits alongside dogs and cats. Owners repeatedly mention staff taking time to explain options and likely outcomes before surgery, and one review describes an injured racing pigeon being treated and rehabilitated rather than automatically euthanised.
Pet Care Veterinary Surgery (established in 1984, per its website) treats dogs, cats, rabbits, and other small animals and advertises a relatively well-equipped setup for diagnostics and procedures (including imaging, in‑house lab work, and minimally invasive options like keyhole surgery and endoscopy). Out-of-hours care is handled via Vets Now, with 24/7 telehealth (VidiVet) available for Kin Care Club members. Recent reviews are mixed: many describe good day-to-day care and positive surgical outcomes (including one owner crediting a “skilled surgeon” with giving their dog “many more years”), while several 1-star reviews raise serious concerns about pricing/fees and communication—most notably around post-op discharge and transfer of medical records to the emergency provider.
Pet Care Veterinary Surgery (established in 1984, per its website) treats dogs, cats, rabbits, and other small animals and advertises a relatively well-equipped setup for diagnostics and procedures (including imaging, in‑house lab work, and minimally invasive options like keyhole surgery and endoscopy). Out-of-hours care is handled via Vets Now, with 24/7 telehealth (VidiVet) available for Kin Care Club members. Recent reviews are mixed: many describe good day-to-day care and positive surgical outcomes (including one owner crediting a “skilled surgeon” with giving their dog “many more years”), while several 1-star reviews raise serious concerns about pricing/fees and communication—most notably around post-op discharge and transfer of medical records to the emergency provider.
Medivet Bedworth Heath Road Woodlands Veterinary Centre is part of the Medivet group and is set up for both routine care and cases needing rapid appointments, with reviewers saying they’re “always” seen quickly when there’s a problem. The clinic is also a veterinary nurse training facility. From the latest reviews available, owners repeatedly describe a friendly, helpful team, and one vet (Lily) is singled out for being knowledgeable and focused on the animal rather than upselling (“not money grabbing”). The wider Medivet network also advertises overnight emergency consultations via its 24‑hour centres at a nationwide fee of £130.
Medivet Bedworth Heath Road Woodlands Veterinary Centre is part of the Medivet group and is set up for both routine care and cases needing rapid appointments, with reviewers saying they’re “always” seen quickly when there’s a problem. The clinic is also a veterinary nurse training facility. From the latest reviews available, owners repeatedly describe a friendly, helpful team, and one vet (Lily) is singled out for being knowledgeable and focused on the animal rather than upselling (“not money grabbing”). The wider Medivet network also advertises overnight emergency consultations via its 24‑hour centres at a nationwide fee of £130.
Blue Cross Animal Hospital
King St
Blue Cross Animal Hospital is part of the Blue Cross organisation (a charity), and is set up for both routine and higher-stakes care: reviews mention a procedure under general anaesthetic and rapid diagnosis/treatment that got a pet home “the next day.” It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility and as offering emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours). Recent feedback is mostly positive about in-clinic communication and kindness, but one very recent review reports an unhelpful, rushed experience when calling the main appointment line. Concrete details owners mention include: - A nurse taking time to explain a general-anaesthetic procedure, invite questions, and go through aftercare at collection. - Supportive handling of an older dog who “wasn’t well,” including kindness to the family. - At least one case where a problem was identified “almost right away” and treated quickly. - A contrasting report of poor phone communication (rushed, not listening) on the main booking line.
Blue Cross Animal Hospital is part of the Blue Cross organisation (a charity), and is set up for both routine and higher-stakes care: reviews mention a procedure under general anaesthetic and rapid diagnosis/treatment that got a pet home “the next day.” It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility and as offering emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours). Recent feedback is mostly positive about in-clinic communication and kindness, but one very recent review reports an unhelpful, rushed experience when calling the main appointment line. Concrete details owners mention include: - A nurse taking time to explain a general-anaesthetic procedure, invite questions, and go through aftercare at collection. - Supportive handling of an older dog who “wasn’t well,” including kindness to the family. - At least one case where a problem was identified “almost right away” and treated quickly. - A contrasting report of poor phone communication (rushed, not listening) on the main booking line.
Medivet Yeading – Pet Vaccination Centre is part of the Medivet group and positions itself as a vaccination-focused practice with access to Medivet’s network of 24-hour emergency centres (overnight emergency consultation fee listed as £130 for 7pm–9am). The clinic is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. From recent reviews, owners most often mention being able to get same-day (sometimes same-hour) appointments and coming in for ongoing treatments such as regular injections. Reception staff are repeatedly singled out for being friendly and helpful, and two vets (Dr Mateus and Dr Jamie) are praised for clear explanations and careful handling. There’s also a clear split in experiences: alongside many long-term clients reporting good support, several reviewers describe serious concerns including persistent appointment delays with little communication, and allegations of inappropriate medication/injections and poor outcomes.
Medivet Yeading – Pet Vaccination Centre is part of the Medivet group and positions itself as a vaccination-focused practice with access to Medivet’s network of 24-hour emergency centres (overnight emergency consultation fee listed as £130 for 7pm–9am). The clinic is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. From recent reviews, owners most often mention being able to get same-day (sometimes same-hour) appointments and coming in for ongoing treatments such as regular injections. Reception staff are repeatedly singled out for being friendly and helpful, and two vets (Dr Mateus and Dr Jamie) are praised for clear explanations and careful handling. There’s also a clear split in experiences: alongside many long-term clients reporting good support, several reviewers describe serious concerns including persistent appointment delays with little communication, and allegations of inappropriate medication/injections and poor outcomes.
Rase Veterinary Centre
Dunscroft
Rase Veterinary Centre is part of a multi-surgery group (Rase and Aldervale Vets) and is listed as RCVS Tier 3 accredited. The website describes in-house 24/7 emergency out-of-hours cover across the group’s small-animal practices, plus cover for an external partner practice. From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe: - Routine care done gently for anxious pets, including a health check and booster vaccination where the vet “clearly explained” what was being done and spent time keeping a cat calm. - Surgical aftercare noted in a neutering case, with a kitten described as fully recovered and left with a “very tiny scar.” - Fast response in at least one emergency, including immediate treatment on arrival and an overnight drip for toxin ingestion. - A clear negative outlier: one owner reports being booked in for a suspected gastric torsion but then told the practice couldn’t treat it and to travel elsewhere, which they felt wasted critical time.
Rase Veterinary Centre is part of a multi-surgery group (Rase and Aldervale Vets) and is listed as RCVS Tier 3 accredited. The website describes in-house 24/7 emergency out-of-hours cover across the group’s small-animal practices, plus cover for an external partner practice. From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe: - Routine care done gently for anxious pets, including a health check and booster vaccination where the vet “clearly explained” what was being done and spent time keeping a cat calm. - Surgical aftercare noted in a neutering case, with a kitten described as fully recovered and left with a “very tiny scar.” - Fast response in at least one emergency, including immediate treatment on arrival and an overnight drip for toxin ingestion. - A clear negative outlier: one owner reports being booked in for a suspected gastric torsion but then told the practice couldn’t treat it and to travel elsewhere, which they felt wasted critical time.
AdamsVet Pet Care Ltd is an RCVS-accredited practice that says it has been caring for pets for over 40 years and operates two branches (group ownership isn’t stated). The website highlights online admin options such as booking appointments, joining Pet Health Club®, and repeat prescription requests. From the latest reviews, owners most often describe: - Unrushed appointments and thorough explanations, with one reviewer saying they felt more confident and reassured after switching from a previous vet. - Handling of nervous/stressed pets with practical care—for example, a cat’s claws trimmed without needing a muzzle, reducing stress. - Treatment for common illness presentations (e.g., sickness and not eating) with a reported quick improvement after a visit.
AdamsVet Pet Care Ltd is an RCVS-accredited practice that says it has been caring for pets for over 40 years and operates two branches (group ownership isn’t stated). The website highlights online admin options such as booking appointments, joining Pet Health Club®, and repeat prescription requests. From the latest reviews, owners most often describe: - Unrushed appointments and thorough explanations, with one reviewer saying they felt more confident and reassured after switching from a previous vet. - Handling of nervous/stressed pets with practical care—for example, a cat’s claws trimmed without needing a muzzle, reducing stress. - Treatment for common illness presentations (e.g., sickness and not eating) with a reported quick improvement after a visit.
Medivet South Elmsall is part of the Medivet veterinary group and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The clinic appears set up for routine consultations and procedures (including castration and other in-clinic procedures), with access to Medivet’s 24-hour emergency centres for overnight care. Recent reviews frequently describe smooth admin (online booking and appointment reminder texts) and clear clinical next steps (including rapid referral for a CT scan and a next-day diagnosis). One recent reviewer reports being refused help for a cat’s cancerous lump because they couldn’t pay up front, which contrasts with many other reviews praising welfare-focused care.
Medivet South Elmsall is part of the Medivet veterinary group and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The clinic appears set up for routine consultations and procedures (including castration and other in-clinic procedures), with access to Medivet’s 24-hour emergency centres for overnight care. Recent reviews frequently describe smooth admin (online booking and appointment reminder texts) and clear clinical next steps (including rapid referral for a CT scan and a next-day diagnosis). One recent reviewer reports being refused help for a cat’s cancerous lump because they couldn’t pay up front, which contrasts with many other reviews praising welfare-focused care.