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Companion Care (Leicester Fosse Park) Ltd trades as Vets4Pets and describes itself as a locally-owned practice. Based on its stated facilities and service list, it’s set up for advanced diagnostics and surgery (including CT scanning, echocardiography/ECG, orthopaedics such as cruciate surgery and fracture repair) alongside routine care like microchipping and nurse clinics. It also states it has separated dog and cat wards plus isolation units, and is working towards an ISFM silver Cat Friendly Clinic accreditation. Review signals are mixed but specific: multiple owners describe supportive end-of-life care (including euthanasia), and one owner reports two last‑minute appointments that were “a life saver.” Other reviews raise concerns about front-desk handling and perceived pressure around costs, and one account describes a highly stressful cat experience in the waiting area that ended in a medical emergency.
Companion Care (Leicester Fosse Park) Ltd trades as Vets4Pets and describes itself as a locally-owned practice. Based on its stated facilities and service list, it’s set up for advanced diagnostics and surgery (including CT scanning, echocardiography/ECG, orthopaedics such as cruciate surgery and fracture repair) alongside routine care like microchipping and nurse clinics. It also states it has separated dog and cat wards plus isolation units, and is working towards an ISFM silver Cat Friendly Clinic accreditation. Review signals are mixed but specific: multiple owners describe supportive end-of-life care (including euthanasia), and one owner reports two last‑minute appointments that were “a life saver.” Other reviews raise concerns about front-desk handling and perceived pressure around costs, and one account describes a highly stressful cat experience in the waiting area that ended in a medical emergency.
Thurrock Vets4Pets Ltd
West Thurrock
Thurrock Vets4Pets Ltd is a Vets4Pets-branded practice described on its website as locally owned, with a modern facility that includes an in‑house lab and pharmacy, digital X‑ray, and ultrasound. The clinic also advertises advanced procedures (including endoscopy, laparoscopic “keyhole” surgery, orthopaedics, and cardiology) and says it accepts referrals from other practices. If the clinic is closed, its website states emergency cover is provided by Vets4Pets Basildon Pitsea. In recent reviews, owners give concrete positives such as a follow-up phone call after a neutering procedure and dental extractions with prescribed pain relief that improved a cat’s appetite and weight. However, a minority of reviews describe serious concerns including missed diagnosis (colon cancer) and feeling pushed toward paid treatments, alongside complaints of rushed appointments and poor communication.
Thurrock Vets4Pets Ltd is a Vets4Pets-branded practice described on its website as locally owned, with a modern facility that includes an in‑house lab and pharmacy, digital X‑ray, and ultrasound. The clinic also advertises advanced procedures (including endoscopy, laparoscopic “keyhole” surgery, orthopaedics, and cardiology) and says it accepts referrals from other practices. If the clinic is closed, its website states emergency cover is provided by Vets4Pets Basildon Pitsea. In recent reviews, owners give concrete positives such as a follow-up phone call after a neutering procedure and dental extractions with prescribed pain relief that improved a cat’s appetite and weight. However, a minority of reviews describe serious concerns including missed diagnosis (colon cancer) and feeling pushed toward paid treatments, alongside complaints of rushed appointments and poor communication.
Hendon Vets 4 Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group. The practice is set up for on-site diagnostics and surgery, with facilities listed for digital X‑ray, ultrasound, ECG, an in‑house lab, an operating theatre, a hospital ward and an isolation unit. Recent reviews include multiple owners describing urgent injury workups with imaging and same-day care (including X‑rays and surgery), alongside a small number of serious complaints about communication and a disputed diagnosis.
Hendon Vets 4 Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group. The practice is set up for on-site diagnostics and surgery, with facilities listed for digital X‑ray, ultrasound, ECG, an in‑house lab, an operating theatre, a hospital ward and an isolation unit. Recent reviews include multiple owners describing urgent injury workups with imaging and same-day care (including X‑rays and surgery), alongside a small number of serious complaints about communication and a disputed diagnosis.
Goddard Wembley is part of the Goddard Veterinary Group (a multi-practice group) and is RCVS accredited. The practice advertises preventative care such as annual vaccinations with a full clinical exam, plus routine neutering and dental procedures, and the wider group reports access to three emergency hospitals. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often describe gentle handling of nervous cats and small dogs, with examples like pets becoming less resistant to travelling in their carrier over repeat visits. A few reviews also mention same-day appointments for urgent problems (an ear infection) and staff taking time to answer questions (including around insurance). One negative review from within the wider vet group alleges a serious misdiagnosis and problematic insurance reporting, so experiences appear mixed.
Goddard Wembley is part of the Goddard Veterinary Group (a multi-practice group) and is RCVS accredited. The practice advertises preventative care such as annual vaccinations with a full clinical exam, plus routine neutering and dental procedures, and the wider group reports access to three emergency hospitals. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often describe gentle handling of nervous cats and small dogs, with examples like pets becoming less resistant to travelling in their carrier over repeat visits. A few reviews also mention same-day appointments for urgent problems (an ear infection) and staff taking time to answer questions (including around insurance). One negative review from within the wider vet group alleges a serious misdiagnosis and problematic insurance reporting, so experiences appear mixed.
The Gables Veterinary Centre describes itself as a well-established small-animal practice, with on-site operating and dental suites plus in-house diagnostics (laboratory testing, x‑ray, ultrasound, endoscope, ECG and cardiology equipment). It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Ownership (independent vs corporate group) isn’t stated in the provided information. From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention tailoring handling to the individual animal—for example arranging assisted sedation for a very nervous dog’s castration and choosing to send the dog home rather than keep them in a kennel to avoid additional stress. Routine care is also referenced (a rabbit vaccination and general health check). There are, however, also strongly negative reviews alleging inappropriate euthanasia decisions and one reviewer reporting difficulty getting through by phone.
The Gables Veterinary Centre describes itself as a well-established small-animal practice, with on-site operating and dental suites plus in-house diagnostics (laboratory testing, x‑ray, ultrasound, endoscope, ECG and cardiology equipment). It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Ownership (independent vs corporate group) isn’t stated in the provided information. From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention tailoring handling to the individual animal—for example arranging assisted sedation for a very nervous dog’s castration and choosing to send the dog home rather than keep them in a kennel to avoid additional stress. Routine care is also referenced (a rabbit vaccination and general health check). There are, however, also strongly negative reviews alleging inappropriate euthanasia decisions and one reviewer reporting difficulty getting through by phone.
Essex Vets
South Woodham Ferrers
Essex Vets advertises experience in canine fertility and offers a broad small‑animal set‑up including X‑ray/radiology and full laboratory services, alongside a Pet Health Care Plan. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often describe practical, case-based support: one dog owner sought a second opinion and went on to have TPLO surgery performed by an orthopaedic vet surgeon, with a quick post‑op review (5 days after surgery) to adjust medication when stomach upset developed. The clinic is also described as very clean, with a separate waiting area for cats.
Essex Vets advertises experience in canine fertility and offers a broad small‑animal set‑up including X‑ray/radiology and full laboratory services, alongside a Pet Health Care Plan. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often describe practical, case-based support: one dog owner sought a second opinion and went on to have TPLO surgery performed by an orthopaedic vet surgeon, with a quick post‑op review (5 days after surgery) to adjust medication when stomach upset developed. The clinic is also described as very clean, with a separate waiting area for cats.
Castle Veterinary Surgeons
Barnard Castle
Castle Veterinary Surgeons is a small-animal practice established in the 1930s (no corporate group ownership is stated). The clinic’s website describes routine preventive care through to diagnostics and surgery, with in-house lab work and imaging (X-ray and ultrasound), plus nurse clinics and home visits. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often talk about end-of-life care for dogs—several describe the vets as gentle and respectful during euthanasia—while a minority raise concerns about how a call about a wild rabbit with myxomatosis was handled and about costs. Concrete specifics supported by the sources: - Euthanasia appointments are repeatedly mentioned, including rapid access (“20 minutes after my call… my dog was being seen”) and supportive handling. - The practice offers dentistry, diagnostic tests/imaging, and surgery (website). - The clinic supports a wide range of small pets (dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, and small mammals) per the website. - Out-of-hours emergency arrangements are described on the website via Wear Referrals (see Services), while the structured clinic data also lists “Emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours)”—these two sources don’t fully align.
Castle Veterinary Surgeons is a small-animal practice established in the 1930s (no corporate group ownership is stated). The clinic’s website describes routine preventive care through to diagnostics and surgery, with in-house lab work and imaging (X-ray and ultrasound), plus nurse clinics and home visits. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often talk about end-of-life care for dogs—several describe the vets as gentle and respectful during euthanasia—while a minority raise concerns about how a call about a wild rabbit with myxomatosis was handled and about costs. Concrete specifics supported by the sources: - Euthanasia appointments are repeatedly mentioned, including rapid access (“20 minutes after my call… my dog was being seen”) and supportive handling. - The practice offers dentistry, diagnostic tests/imaging, and surgery (website). - The clinic supports a wide range of small pets (dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, and small mammals) per the website. - Out-of-hours emergency arrangements are described on the website via Wear Referrals (see Services), while the structured clinic data also lists “Emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours)”—these two sources don’t fully align.
Bay Vet Group
Dawlish
Bay Vet Group describes itself as an independent, locally owned small-animal practice offering both routine care and more advanced work, backed by on-site equipment including a CT scanner, ultrasound, and a dedicated dental suite and theatre. Reviews suggest they’re set up for time-sensitive and complex cases: one dog with an injured eye was seen the same day and had eye-removal surgery the next day, and another owner describes their cat being rapidly assessed for serious neurological signs with ongoing symptomatic treatment and frequent check-ins. Pricing expectations are mixed: alongside multiple very positive clinical experiences, one reviewer complains about the cost of cat euthanasia and says they hadn’t checked the price beforehand.
Bay Vet Group describes itself as an independent, locally owned small-animal practice offering both routine care and more advanced work, backed by on-site equipment including a CT scanner, ultrasound, and a dedicated dental suite and theatre. Reviews suggest they’re set up for time-sensitive and complex cases: one dog with an injured eye was seen the same day and had eye-removal surgery the next day, and another owner describes their cat being rapidly assessed for serious neurological signs with ongoing symptomatic treatment and frequent check-ins. Pricing expectations are mixed: alongside multiple very positive clinical experiences, one reviewer complains about the cost of cat euthanasia and says they hadn’t checked the price beforehand.
Millennium Veterinary Practice is described on its website as an independent small-animal practice, operating across more than one branch (clients mention using both branches). The website also mentions access to a CT scanner, which may matter if your pet needs advanced imaging. From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe a small, personal-feeling clinic, with a few specific examples: one reviewer says the practice phoned them after noticing someone else walking past with their dog, and another describes repeat visits for bandage problems where staff re-dressed a sore and “double wrapped” the bandage. A recurring concern is practical access and repeat consult expectations for medication, with one reviewer saying they were asked to pay for consultations at both branches to obtain “simple medication,” and another noting the practice is more expensive than some.
Millennium Veterinary Practice is described on its website as an independent small-animal practice, operating across more than one branch (clients mention using both branches). The website also mentions access to a CT scanner, which may matter if your pet needs advanced imaging. From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe a small, personal-feeling clinic, with a few specific examples: one reviewer says the practice phoned them after noticing someone else walking past with their dog, and another describes repeat visits for bandage problems where staff re-dressed a sore and “double wrapped” the bandage. A recurring concern is practical access and repeat consult expectations for medication, with one reviewer saying they were asked to pay for consultations at both branches to obtain “simple medication,” and another noting the practice is more expensive than some.
Petwell House Vets
South Hayes
Petwell House Vets is part of the Animals Are Us group (website: animalsareus.co.uk). Based on the clinic’s own service listings and recent client reports, it appears set up for both routine appointments and urgent cases, with emergency veterinary services described as 24/7 or extended hours, and it is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. In the latest reviews available, owners repeatedly mention fast access to care (including getting an appointment within an hour and being seen quickly when a dog was unwell), clear explanations from vets, and supportive handling in difficult situations (including euthanasia with keepsakes such as paw prints). There are also accounts of surgery with owners kept informed throughout, plus at least one review raising concerns about pricing transparency and whether some vaccinations were necessary.
Petwell House Vets is part of the Animals Are Us group (website: animalsareus.co.uk). Based on the clinic’s own service listings and recent client reports, it appears set up for both routine appointments and urgent cases, with emergency veterinary services described as 24/7 or extended hours, and it is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. In the latest reviews available, owners repeatedly mention fast access to care (including getting an appointment within an hour and being seen quickly when a dog was unwell), clear explanations from vets, and supportive handling in difficult situations (including euthanasia with keepsakes such as paw prints). There are also accounts of surgery with owners kept informed throughout, plus at least one review raising concerns about pricing transparency and whether some vaccinations were necessary.