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Pet Doctors Soham
Soham
Our Score (60/100)
Pet Doctors Soham is part of the Pet Doctors Veterinary Group (established 1998, per the Pet Doctors website) and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility in the clinic data. From the latest reviews, this practice is frequently used for routine procedures (neutering/spays) and difficult end‑of‑life decisions, with multiple owners describing supportive handling during euthanasia and serious illness—while a small number of reviewers report serious concerns about changing diagnoses and billing accuracy.
Pet Doctors Soham is part of the Pet Doctors Veterinary Group (established 1998, per the Pet Doctors website) and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility in the clinic data. From the latest reviews, this practice is frequently used for routine procedures (neutering/spays) and difficult end‑of‑life decisions, with multiple owners describing supportive handling during euthanasia and serious illness—while a small number of reviewers report serious concerns about changing diagnoses and billing accuracy.
Myerscough Veterinary Group
Preston
Our Score (60/100)
Myerscough Veterinary Group is a multi-branch veterinary group (11 practices). Reviews describe a clinic that takes time to explain options and answer questions (including for first-time cat owners), and that is used by some owners long-term (one guide dog owner describes using the group for 10+ years). Specific situations mentioned include advice around euthanasia and appointments for ongoing ailments, with one reviewer saying they felt “believed” when calling about an unwell dog.
Myerscough Veterinary Group is a multi-branch veterinary group (11 practices). Reviews describe a clinic that takes time to explain options and answer questions (including for first-time cat owners), and that is used by some owners long-term (one guide dog owner describes using the group for 10+ years). Specific situations mentioned include advice around euthanasia and appointments for ongoing ailments, with one reviewer saying they felt “believed” when calling about an unwell dog.
Pet Doctors Lake
Sandown
Our Score (60/100)
Pet Doctors Lake is a small-animal practice that, according to its website, has been established since 1980 and is listed as an RCVS General Practice. The clinic describes on-site diagnostic capability (including CT, ultrasound, X-ray, and an in-house lab) and offers both routine care and more advanced work-ups.
Pet Doctors Lake is a small-animal practice that, according to its website, has been established since 1980 and is listed as an RCVS General Practice. The clinic describes on-site diagnostic capability (including CT, ultrasound, X-ray, and an in-house lab) and offers both routine care and more advanced work-ups.
Dragon Vets - Kingsway
Kingsway
Our Score (60/100)
- •Owners repeatedly mention staff taking time to explain what’s happening and what’s needed. - Multiple reviews focus on kind, understanding handling and pets seeming comfortable during visits (calm appointment; cats relaxed in exam rooms). - Several comments highlight efficient, polite service and an animal-first approach, including one review contrasting this with “bigger businesses.”
- •The clinic environment is described as clean in one review.
- •Owners repeatedly mention staff taking time to explain what’s happening and what’s needed. - Multiple reviews focus on kind, understanding handling and pets seeming comfortable during visits (calm appointment; cats relaxed in exam rooms). - Several comments highlight efficient, polite service and an animal-first approach, including one review contrasting this with “bigger businesses.”
- •The clinic environment is described as clean in one review.
Harris, Hill & Gibbons Veterinary Group - Bradford on Avon
Bradford-On-Avon
Our Score (60/100)
Species listed on the website include dogs, cats, rabbits, small mammals (e.g., hamsters/guinea pigs/gerbils/ferrets), reptiles/tortoises, caged birds, backyard poultry, and wild birds.
Species listed on the website include dogs, cats, rabbits, small mammals (e.g., hamsters/guinea pigs/gerbils/ferrets), reptiles/tortoises, caged birds, backyard poultry, and wild birds.
Kent Equine Hospital
Maidstone
Our Score (60/100)
Kent Equine Hospital is an independent, 100% equine clinic (horses, ponies and donkeys) with full hospital and surgical facilities and its own emergency cover (not outsourced). Based on the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for both hospital-based procedures (including surgery and endoscopy/scoping) and ambulatory “zone visits”, alongside longer-running work such as lameness and breeding/reproductive support. Reviewers repeatedly mention clear, regular communication during procedures, urgent emergency attendance for suspected colic, and follow-up action plans after care.
Kent Equine Hospital is an independent, 100% equine clinic (horses, ponies and donkeys) with full hospital and surgical facilities and its own emergency cover (not outsourced). Based on the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for both hospital-based procedures (including surgery and endoscopy/scoping) and ambulatory “zone visits”, alongside longer-running work such as lameness and breeding/reproductive support. Reviewers repeatedly mention clear, regular communication during procedures, urgent emergency attendance for suspected colic, and follow-up action plans after care.
Our Score (60/100)
- •Multiple owners describe clear, detailed explanations of what would happen during visits, and positive experiences after appointments (e.g., a “happy dog”). - Several reviews mention the breadth of staff roles involved (including hydrotherapists), and being treated “as individuals.”
- •One negative review reports a booking/age mix-up for a puppy vaccination, followed by an unexpected higher charge and an unsuccessful attempt to obtain a refund; this conflicts with the predominantly positive service experiences reported elsewhere.
- •Multiple owners describe clear, detailed explanations of what would happen during visits, and positive experiences after appointments (e.g., a “happy dog”). - Several reviews mention the breadth of staff roles involved (including hydrotherapists), and being treated “as individuals.”
- •One negative review reports a booking/age mix-up for a puppy vaccination, followed by an unexpected higher charge and an unsuccessful attempt to obtain a refund; this conflicts with the predominantly positive service experiences reported elsewhere.
Bay Vets Ltd is part of the Bay Vets group (a multi-branch practice) and is set up to handle routine care through to major procedures, with referral options for specialist treatment when needed. The clinic website says they provide 24/7 out-of-hours cover using their own staff. In the latest written reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention long-term use with multiple pets, staff getting to know individual animals, and reminders/communication that help keep routine treatments (like flea/worming and vaccinations) on track—often through a pet healthcare plan.
Bay Vets Ltd is part of the Bay Vets group (a multi-branch practice) and is set up to handle routine care through to major procedures, with referral options for specialist treatment when needed. The clinic website says they provide 24/7 out-of-hours cover using their own staff. In the latest written reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention long-term use with multiple pets, staff getting to know individual animals, and reminders/communication that help keep routine treatments (like flea/worming and vaccinations) on track—often through a pet healthcare plan.
Our Score (60/100)
Tynedale Farm Services (Farm Gate Vets) is described in reviews as a family-run farm supplies business rather than a conventional small-animal veterinary clinic. Reviewers talk about buying practical goods (from feed and bird seed to farm clothing and compost), with staff who answer questions and give advice. A few reviews also mention animal-health-related support such as help with DEFRA and ordering tags, alongside more “store” experiences like browsing, buying meat, and even non-farm items (beer is mentioned).
Tynedale Farm Services (Farm Gate Vets) is described in reviews as a family-run farm supplies business rather than a conventional small-animal veterinary clinic. Reviewers talk about buying practical goods (from feed and bird seed to farm clothing and compost), with staff who answer questions and give advice. A few reviews also mention animal-health-related support such as help with DEFRA and ordering tags, alongside more “store” experiences like browsing, buying meat, and even non-farm items (beer is mentioned).
Cliffe Veterinary Group Ltd is an RCVS‑accredited small animal practice with on-site lab, diagnostic imaging, and surgical facilities. Reviews describe it as able to handle urgent cases quickly: one owner says their cat was seen as an emergency immediately and operated on the same afternoon, with clear explanations from the vet and a full recovery reported. Longer-term clients also mention end-of-life care (a cat put to sleep at 17 years old) and continuity with a named vet (Suzanne) over many years.
Cliffe Veterinary Group Ltd is an RCVS‑accredited small animal practice with on-site lab, diagnostic imaging, and surgical facilities. Reviews describe it as able to handle urgent cases quickly: one owner says their cat was seen as an emergency immediately and operated on the same afternoon, with clear explanations from the vet and a full recovery reported. Longer-term clients also mention end-of-life care (a cat put to sleep at 17 years old) and continuity with a named vet (Suzanne) over many years.