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Portland House Veterinary Group treats both companion animals and farm animals, and is set up for routine care as well as more serious, ongoing medical problems. Recent reviews describe out-of-hours emergency care for a dog with a severe wound (down to bone and tendon) with ongoing dressing and monitoring over weeks, and longer-term management of diabetes with lots of visits and phone calls as the dog was being regulated. Owners also mention surgical care (“during his operation”) and that the practice can be quick to see animals when needed. One reviewer flags cost as a drawback, and another mentions the reception/waiting area feels crowded and in need of updating despite strong confidence in the clinical care.
Portland House Veterinary Group treats both companion animals and farm animals, and is set up for routine care as well as more serious, ongoing medical problems. Recent reviews describe out-of-hours emergency care for a dog with a severe wound (down to bone and tendon) with ongoing dressing and monitoring over weeks, and longer-term management of diabetes with lots of visits and phone calls as the dog was being regulated. Owners also mention surgical care (“during his operation”) and that the practice can be quick to see animals when needed. One reviewer flags cost as a drawback, and another mentions the reception/waiting area feels crowded and in need of updating despite strong confidence in the clinical care.
Hucknall Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group (the website describes the brand as “locally owned”). Recent reviews describe a mix of routine care and surgical work, including spay/neuter and other operations with aftercare instructions. Several owners give concrete examples of handling anxious pets gently (extra care during assessments, pets staying relaxed), and one owner reports being kept updated with pictures during kitten surgery and being listened to on kennel arrangements. A smaller number of reviews raise policy/process complaints—particularly about fees for rechecks after surgery and an appointment cancellation linked (in that reviewer’s account) to a required deposit that they say wasn’t clearly communicated.
Hucknall Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group (the website describes the brand as “locally owned”). Recent reviews describe a mix of routine care and surgical work, including spay/neuter and other operations with aftercare instructions. Several owners give concrete examples of handling anxious pets gently (extra care during assessments, pets staying relaxed), and one owner reports being kept updated with pictures during kitten surgery and being listened to on kennel arrangements. A smaller number of reviews raise policy/process complaints—particularly about fees for rechecks after surgery and an appointment cancellation linked (in that reviewer’s account) to a required deposit that they say wasn’t clearly communicated.
Highcroft Veterinary Group – Longwell Green Veterinary Centre is part of the Highcroft Veterinary Group, with access to hospital-style facilities (including an in-house lab, X‑ray and ultrasound) and an on-site dedicated out-of-hours emergency provider (MiNightVet). The website positions the wider group as set up for both routine care and advanced work, including referral services (cardiology, internal medicine, keyhole/laparoscopic surgery, ophthalmology, orthopaedics, and soft-tissue surgery), plus “Cat Friendly Clinic – Gold” and “Rabbit Friendly Clinic – Gold” accreditation. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention: - End-of-life care where families were given time and treated with “love and dignity” during euthanasia. - Inpatient care with frequent updates during investigations and emergency surgery, plus follow-up contact after outcomes were known. - A clear split in experiences on costs/diagnostics: one reviewer describes feeling pushed toward extensive investigations with a “massive pricelist” and alleges misdiagnosis, while another describes supportive billing communication with “no pressures” in difficult circumstances.
Highcroft Veterinary Group – Longwell Green Veterinary Centre is part of the Highcroft Veterinary Group, with access to hospital-style facilities (including an in-house lab, X‑ray and ultrasound) and an on-site dedicated out-of-hours emergency provider (MiNightVet). The website positions the wider group as set up for both routine care and advanced work, including referral services (cardiology, internal medicine, keyhole/laparoscopic surgery, ophthalmology, orthopaedics, and soft-tissue surgery), plus “Cat Friendly Clinic – Gold” and “Rabbit Friendly Clinic – Gold” accreditation. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention: - End-of-life care where families were given time and treated with “love and dignity” during euthanasia. - Inpatient care with frequent updates during investigations and emergency surgery, plus follow-up contact after outcomes were known. - A clear split in experiences on costs/diagnostics: one reviewer describes feeling pushed toward extensive investigations with a “massive pricelist” and alleges misdiagnosis, while another describes supportive billing communication with “no pressures” in difficult circumstances.
Bromborough Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group and is listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Reviews suggest the practice handles routine appointments and procedures (including operations and an “ongoing care plan”), and has dealt with small pets as well as cats and dogs (one detailed review describes a same-day emergency appointment for a dwarf hamster). Owner experiences are mixed: some mention being seen on time with friendly staff and a good care-plan experience, while others describe serious dissatisfaction around clinical thoroughness (a missed lump) and empathy/communication during bereavement-related visits (collecting ashes). Concrete examples mentioned by owners include: - Same-day emergency appointment for a hamster, with manual treatment performed during the consult. - Care plan / ongoing care package discussed positively by multiple reviewers. - Upfront deposits reportedly being requested to book an operation (raised as a complaint by one reviewer). - A complaint about a missed lump on a cat’s paw during a consultation, followed by dissatisfaction with the practice’s response.
Bromborough Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group and is listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Reviews suggest the practice handles routine appointments and procedures (including operations and an “ongoing care plan”), and has dealt with small pets as well as cats and dogs (one detailed review describes a same-day emergency appointment for a dwarf hamster). Owner experiences are mixed: some mention being seen on time with friendly staff and a good care-plan experience, while others describe serious dissatisfaction around clinical thoroughness (a missed lump) and empathy/communication during bereavement-related visits (collecting ashes). Concrete examples mentioned by owners include: - Same-day emergency appointment for a hamster, with manual treatment performed during the consult. - Care plan / ongoing care package discussed positively by multiple reviewers. - Upfront deposits reportedly being requested to book an operation (raised as a complaint by one reviewer). - A complaint about a missed lump on a cat’s paw during a consultation, followed by dissatisfaction with the practice’s response.
Walkden Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group. The practice describes itself as a modern, well‑equipped clinic with an in-house lab and pharmacy, plus digital x‑ray and ultrasound, alongside facilities like an operating theatre, hospital ward, and isolation unit. Reviews include several accounts of surgery and aftercare, including one owner describing strong communication and aftercare after an operation, and another describing a same‑day emergency appointment that led to surgery. There are also serious negative reviews alleging poor outcomes around neutering (including one complaint involving an XL Bully spay) and a separate complaint about being charged “over a hundred pounds” after an examination issue and being advised to pay more for a scan, with no refund.
Walkden Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group. The practice describes itself as a modern, well‑equipped clinic with an in-house lab and pharmacy, plus digital x‑ray and ultrasound, alongside facilities like an operating theatre, hospital ward, and isolation unit. Reviews include several accounts of surgery and aftercare, including one owner describing strong communication and aftercare after an operation, and another describing a same‑day emergency appointment that led to surgery. There are also serious negative reviews alleging poor outcomes around neutering (including one complaint involving an XL Bully spay) and a separate complaint about being charged “over a hundred pounds” after an examination issue and being advised to pay more for a scan, with no refund.
Alver Veterinary Group is a long-established small-animal practice (established 1965) with multiple branches, and is set up for both routine care (vaccinations, neutering, nurse clinics) and more advanced work including diagnostic imaging (X‑ray/ultrasound), an in-house lab, and referral services in cardiology and internal medicine. The practice states it meets RCVS Core Standards and is a veterinary nurse training facility. From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe supportive handling in difficult situations (including euthanasia), and being seen quickly for urgent problems. Practical touches mentioned include appointment reminders and clear explanations where owners can ask questions.
Alver Veterinary Group is a long-established small-animal practice (established 1965) with multiple branches, and is set up for both routine care (vaccinations, neutering, nurse clinics) and more advanced work including diagnostic imaging (X‑ray/ultrasound), an in-house lab, and referral services in cardiology and internal medicine. The practice states it meets RCVS Core Standards and is a veterinary nurse training facility. From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe supportive handling in difficult situations (including euthanasia), and being seen quickly for urgent problems. Practical touches mentioned include appointment reminders and clear explanations where owners can ask questions.
Village Vet West Hampstead is part of the Village Vet group and has a history of operating under a previous name (“Well Animal Clinic”), with the website describing over 30 years of experience. The clinic’s own service list focuses on routine preventive care plus ongoing-condition support (for example senior-pet care, weight/nutrition management, dental care, and internal medicine), and the practice says it aims to make visits “stress-free” for anxious pets. From the latest reviews available to us, decision-relevant points include: - One owner describes “ups and downs” in service over a five‑year period, but consistently positive experiences with reception. - A vet named Serena is credited with a thorough re-examination and a clearer, more convincing diagnosis after the owner felt uncertain about a diagnosis from another branch. - There are also reviews expressing concern about a “steady decline” over time and mistrust of the wider Village Vet group, alongside others saying staff remain supportive after ownership changes.
Village Vet West Hampstead is part of the Village Vet group and has a history of operating under a previous name (“Well Animal Clinic”), with the website describing over 30 years of experience. The clinic’s own service list focuses on routine preventive care plus ongoing-condition support (for example senior-pet care, weight/nutrition management, dental care, and internal medicine), and the practice says it aims to make visits “stress-free” for anxious pets. From the latest reviews available to us, decision-relevant points include: - One owner describes “ups and downs” in service over a five‑year period, but consistently positive experiences with reception. - A vet named Serena is credited with a thorough re-examination and a clearer, more convincing diagnosis after the owner felt uncertain about a diagnosis from another branch. - There are also reviews expressing concern about a “steady decline” over time and mistrust of the wider Village Vet group, alongside others saying staff remain supportive after ownership changes.
Avenue Road Veterinary Surgeons is part of the CVS group and focuses on small-animal care, covering routine health work (vaccinations, parasite control, microchipping) alongside consultations, surgery, and nurse clinics. The practice also signposts out-of-hours care to MiNightVet for free telephone advice and emergency consultations when the clinic is closed. Recent reviews are mixed: some owners describe thorough, clear explanations during appointments (including a same-day assessment of a dog’s leg lump that was confirmed as a cyst), while others report repeated admin/record-keeping problems such as pets’ details not being found, inconsistent advice, missing reminders, and promised call-backs not happening.
Avenue Road Veterinary Surgeons is part of the CVS group and focuses on small-animal care, covering routine health work (vaccinations, parasite control, microchipping) alongside consultations, surgery, and nurse clinics. The practice also signposts out-of-hours care to MiNightVet for free telephone advice and emergency consultations when the clinic is closed. Recent reviews are mixed: some owners describe thorough, clear explanations during appointments (including a same-day assessment of a dog’s leg lump that was confirmed as a cyst), while others report repeated admin/record-keeping problems such as pets’ details not being found, inconsistent advice, missing reminders, and promised call-backs not happening.
Medivet Stoke Newington is part of the Medivet group (a larger chain) and is set up for in-clinic diagnostics and routine-to-complex case work, with equipment listed for imaging and internal tests (X-rays, ultrasound, ECG, endoscopy, and an in-house laboratory). The practice is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the latest reviews available to us, owners often mention prompt handling of repeat prescriptions and vets who explain findings and avoid unnecessary procedures (including one case where a guinea pig was assessed and not sedated or treated dentally after a more serious plan had been suggested elsewhere). One recent review, however, alleges a misdiagnosis and inappropriate treatment for a cat (steroids given for presumed allergies without a flea check), resulting in ongoing symptoms and extra cost—so experiences appear mixed.
Medivet Stoke Newington is part of the Medivet group (a larger chain) and is set up for in-clinic diagnostics and routine-to-complex case work, with equipment listed for imaging and internal tests (X-rays, ultrasound, ECG, endoscopy, and an in-house laboratory). The practice is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the latest reviews available to us, owners often mention prompt handling of repeat prescriptions and vets who explain findings and avoid unnecessary procedures (including one case where a guinea pig was assessed and not sedated or treated dentally after a more serious plan had been suggested elsewhere). One recent review, however, alleges a misdiagnosis and inappropriate treatment for a cat (steroids given for presumed allergies without a flea check), resulting in ongoing symptoms and extra cost—so experiences appear mixed.
DNA Vetcare Ltd trading as Vetcall is a veterinary surgery (no wider corporate group is stated in the information provided). From both the website snippet and recent reviews, the practice appears set up for routine care as well as sensitive end‑of‑life support, with owners repeatedly mentioning clear explanations and help through difficult decisions. Concrete examples owners describe include: - Cat spay/neuter procedures, with staff explaining the process and giving recovery guidance. - Euthanasia support, including reports of the team coming to the owner’s home to help them say goodbye. - Help arranging a dog health certificate for travelling abroad, described as handled quickly and efficiently. - A minority report of “extremely rude staff” (in person and on the phone), contrasting with multiple accounts of kindness and patience.
DNA Vetcare Ltd trading as Vetcall is a veterinary surgery (no wider corporate group is stated in the information provided). From both the website snippet and recent reviews, the practice appears set up for routine care as well as sensitive end‑of‑life support, with owners repeatedly mentioning clear explanations and help through difficult decisions. Concrete examples owners describe include: - Cat spay/neuter procedures, with staff explaining the process and giving recovery guidance. - Euthanasia support, including reports of the team coming to the owner’s home to help them say goodbye. - Help arranging a dog health certificate for travelling abroad, described as handled quickly and efficiently. - A minority report of “extremely rude staff” (in person and on the phone), contrasting with multiple accounts of kindness and patience.