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Abbey Veterinary Centre
Shrewsbury
Our Score (85/100)
Abbey Veterinary Centre is a small-animal practice established in the early 1990s, and it uses a cvsvets.com email domain (associated with CVS). The clinic is set up for routine care plus in-practice diagnostics (in-house lab, X‑ray and ultrasound), and it holds RCVS General Practice registration along with Cat Friendly Clinic (Gold) and Rabbit Friendly Clinic (Silver) status. Based on the latest reviews, owners most often describe: - Hands-on urgent help, including sending two nurses to administer a stronger pain injection and help move a dog into the car when the owner couldn’t lift him. - Clear option-setting during scary symptoms, e.g., talking through next steps after a dog had a seizure. - Strong “routine-care systems”, such as reminder emails the day before appointments and thorough check-overs during vaccination visits (including microchip checks mentioned).
Abbey Veterinary Centre is a small-animal practice established in the early 1990s, and it uses a cvsvets.com email domain (associated with CVS). The clinic is set up for routine care plus in-practice diagnostics (in-house lab, X‑ray and ultrasound), and it holds RCVS General Practice registration along with Cat Friendly Clinic (Gold) and Rabbit Friendly Clinic (Silver) status. Based on the latest reviews, owners most often describe: - Hands-on urgent help, including sending two nurses to administer a stronger pain injection and help move a dog into the car when the owner couldn’t lift him. - Clear option-setting during scary symptoms, e.g., talking through next steps after a dog had a seizure. - Strong “routine-care systems”, such as reminder emails the day before appointments and thorough check-overs during vaccination visits (including microchip checks mentioned).
Our Score (85/100)
The Pet Practice is a fully independent, family-owned veterinary clinic founded in 2009 by vet Ben Johnson. Reviews suggest the team routinely handles ongoing preventive care (vaccinations, 6‑monthly checks), anxious pets (calming medication, “happy visits,” and letting owners sit in the waiting room to desensitise), and minor procedures such as broken claw removal. There’s also mention of a grooming station on site. One recent review strongly disputes the quality of surgical and dental care (spay incision, lump removal margins, and missed dental disease), in contrast to multiple other reviews describing good support around surgery and illness.
The Pet Practice is a fully independent, family-owned veterinary clinic founded in 2009 by vet Ben Johnson. Reviews suggest the team routinely handles ongoing preventive care (vaccinations, 6‑monthly checks), anxious pets (calming medication, “happy visits,” and letting owners sit in the waiting room to desensitise), and minor procedures such as broken claw removal. There’s also mention of a grooming station on site. One recent review strongly disputes the quality of surgical and dental care (spay incision, lump removal margins, and missed dental disease), in contrast to multiple other reviews describing good support around surgery and illness.
Our Score (85/100)
Anderson Abercromby Veterinary Referrals is a small-animal orthopaedic referral practice (the website describes it as set up to support primary-care vets and their clients). The clinic’s stated capabilities include CT scanning, fracture repair, and radiographic reporting, and reviews frequently describe surgical cases followed by clear, step-by-step explanations of imaging and treatment decisions. Concrete specifics owners mention include: - A vet (Federico) walking clients through x‑rays, explaining why a CT scan was being considered, then reviewing CT findings with them afterwards. - Orthopaedic surgery and post‑operative care described as “first class” in a recent review. - A complex historical leg injury where the dog’s existing pin had snapped; the team reportedly avoided expected amputation by operating (including shortening the leg due to scarring) and the dog was “pretty much back as good as new” 18 months later. The website also states the clinical team includes an RCVS Specialist in Small Animal Surgery, an ECVS Diplomate in Small Animal Surgery, and an RCVS Advanced Practitioner (individual names/roles beyond this aren’t provided in the site summary).
Anderson Abercromby Veterinary Referrals is a small-animal orthopaedic referral practice (the website describes it as set up to support primary-care vets and their clients). The clinic’s stated capabilities include CT scanning, fracture repair, and radiographic reporting, and reviews frequently describe surgical cases followed by clear, step-by-step explanations of imaging and treatment decisions. Concrete specifics owners mention include: - A vet (Federico) walking clients through x‑rays, explaining why a CT scan was being considered, then reviewing CT findings with them afterwards. - Orthopaedic surgery and post‑operative care described as “first class” in a recent review. - A complex historical leg injury where the dog’s existing pin had snapped; the team reportedly avoided expected amputation by operating (including shortening the leg due to scarring) and the dog was “pretty much back as good as new” 18 months later. The website also states the clinical team includes an RCVS Specialist in Small Animal Surgery, an ECVS Diplomate in Small Animal Surgery, and an RCVS Advanced Practitioner (individual names/roles beyond this aren’t provided in the site summary).
Bristol Vet Specialists is a veterinary referral centre set up for complex and urgent cases, including intensive care and advanced imaging. The website lists specialist departments spanning neurology/neurosurgery, oncology (including radiotherapy), internal medicine, cardiology, dermatology, diagnostic imaging, and orthopaedic/soft tissue surgery, alongside emergency and critical care. Recent reviews repeatedly describe urgent referrals being seen quickly (including “less than 24 hours later” and “same day… on a Friday night”), with owners highlighting clear explanations of options and costs, plus frequent updates during hospital stays (including ICU).
Bristol Vet Specialists is a veterinary referral centre set up for complex and urgent cases, including intensive care and advanced imaging. The website lists specialist departments spanning neurology/neurosurgery, oncology (including radiotherapy), internal medicine, cardiology, dermatology, diagnostic imaging, and orthopaedic/soft tissue surgery, alongside emergency and critical care. Recent reviews repeatedly describe urgent referrals being seen quickly (including “less than 24 hours later” and “same day… on a Friday night”), with owners highlighting clear explanations of options and costs, plus frequent updates during hospital stays (including ICU).
Bath Veterinary Centre Ltd is described by reviewers as an independent practice (contrasted with “chain vets”), with an owner-vet presence mentioned in recent feedback. It appears set up for routine care and common illnesses, with multiple examples of staff adapting handling to the animal rather than forcing a standard exam. Concrete details owners mention include: a vet waiting around 30 minutes after closing to see a dog with an allergic reaction; a vet examining a dog’s ears while lying on the floor so the dog didn’t have to be lifted onto the table; and cats reportedly staying calm after visits (one owner said their cat came straight out of the carrier and relaxed, rather than hiding as usual). Several reviewers also say they feel the practice doesn’t push unnecessary add-ons compared with corporate chains.
Bath Veterinary Centre Ltd is described by reviewers as an independent practice (contrasted with “chain vets”), with an owner-vet presence mentioned in recent feedback. It appears set up for routine care and common illnesses, with multiple examples of staff adapting handling to the animal rather than forcing a standard exam. Concrete details owners mention include: a vet waiting around 30 minutes after closing to see a dog with an allergic reaction; a vet examining a dog’s ears while lying on the floor so the dog didn’t have to be lifted onto the table; and cats reportedly staying calm after visits (one owner said their cat came straight out of the carrier and relaxed, rather than hiding as usual). Several reviewers also say they feel the practice doesn’t push unnecessary add-ons compared with corporate chains.
The Laurels Veterinary Group is a small-animal practice that multiple reviewers describe using for both cats and dogs, including first-time owners and rescue pets. Recent reviews repeatedly mention staff taking time to answer questions, helping owners choose an appropriate health plan (with one owner noting they were guided to the “right plan, not just the most expensive”), and being able to arrange an appointment quickly after registration (seen the following day in one account). Owners also mention supportive handling around euthanasia for an elderly cat, and a “no nonsense” approach with “no surprises with the bill.”
The Laurels Veterinary Group is a small-animal practice that multiple reviewers describe using for both cats and dogs, including first-time owners and rescue pets. Recent reviews repeatedly mention staff taking time to answer questions, helping owners choose an appropriate health plan (with one owner noting they were guided to the “right plan, not just the most expensive”), and being able to arrange an appointment quickly after registration (seen the following day in one account). Owners also mention supportive handling around euthanasia for an elderly cat, and a “no nonsense” approach with “no surprises with the bill.”
Westway Veterinary Group
Darlington
Our Score (85/100)
Westway Veterinary Group is listed on the Value Vets website (value-vets.co.uk) and is noted as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews focus on practical, emotionally difficult care as well as routine visits: one owner describes a euthanasia appointment where staff were “extremely respectful” and allowed as much time as needed to say goodbye, while another mentions a dog diagnosed with an eye condition and supported on lifelong medication. Multiple reviewers also point to staff taking time to answer questions and handling pets gently enough that some animals “love coming” and appear relaxed at appointments.
Westway Veterinary Group is listed on the Value Vets website (value-vets.co.uk) and is noted as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews focus on practical, emotionally difficult care as well as routine visits: one owner describes a euthanasia appointment where staff were “extremely respectful” and allowed as much time as needed to say goodbye, while another mentions a dog diagnosed with an eye condition and supported on lifelong medication. Multiple reviewers also point to staff taking time to answer questions and handling pets gently enough that some animals “love coming” and appear relaxed at appointments.
Heronden Veterinary Practice
Tenterden
Our Score (85/100)
Heronden Veterinary Practice describes itself as an independent, family-run clinic, and it’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on the clinic’s own service list and recent reviews, it appears set up for both routine care and more involved medical/surgical cases—owners specifically mention emergency dental surgery, soft-tissue tumour surgery (soft tissue sarcoma), and investigations for lameness with follow-up visits. Concrete details owners repeatedly mention include: - Treatment plans being discussed clearly and sympathetically (including with “nervy”/first-time cat owners asking lots of questions). - Pets that are anxious at other vets being notably calmer here (one nervous cat; a dog previously distressed enough to need muzzling at another practice). - Aftercare and follow-up being part of the experience (post-surgery follow-up visits; “1st class” aftercare after tumour removal). - Mixed signals on responsiveness: one review reports no reply/registration clarity, while another praises prompt replies via PetsApp.
Heronden Veterinary Practice describes itself as an independent, family-run clinic, and it’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on the clinic’s own service list and recent reviews, it appears set up for both routine care and more involved medical/surgical cases—owners specifically mention emergency dental surgery, soft-tissue tumour surgery (soft tissue sarcoma), and investigations for lameness with follow-up visits. Concrete details owners repeatedly mention include: - Treatment plans being discussed clearly and sympathetically (including with “nervy”/first-time cat owners asking lots of questions). - Pets that are anxious at other vets being notably calmer here (one nervous cat; a dog previously distressed enough to need muzzling at another practice). - Aftercare and follow-up being part of the experience (post-surgery follow-up visits; “1st class” aftercare after tumour removal). - Mixed signals on responsiveness: one review reports no reply/registration clarity, while another praises prompt replies via PetsApp.
Medivet Thurmaston
Leicester
Our Score (85/100)
Medivet Thurmaston is part of the Medivet group and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the website and recent reviews, it appears set up to handle urgent cases and complex investigations as well as routine appointments—owners mention same-day appointments, hospitalisation, and surgery being arranged quickly when needed. Several reviews highlight clear, step-by-step explanations of diagnoses and treatment plans (including time for questions), plus regular updates during hospital stays and end-of-life support where owners were given time and weren’t pushed into decisions.
Medivet Thurmaston is part of the Medivet group and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the website and recent reviews, it appears set up to handle urgent cases and complex investigations as well as routine appointments—owners mention same-day appointments, hospitalisation, and surgery being arranged quickly when needed. Several reviews highlight clear, step-by-step explanations of diagnoses and treatment plans (including time for questions), plus regular updates during hospital stays and end-of-life support where owners were given time and weren’t pushed into decisions.
Denton Veterinary Surgery
Wokingham
Our Score (85/100)
Denton Veterinary Surgery describes itself as a family-owned practice that has been caring for pets for over 50 years. From the latest reviews available, owners most often mention support with serious, end-of-life and chronic illness decisions—including managing an elderly cat’s kidney disease, discussing options and likely outcomes, and providing unhurried euthanasia appointments where families were given time to say goodbye. One reviewer also reports the practice sometimes provided significant elements of care free of charge (they cite “2 free trays” that would “usually” cost £450 each).
Denton Veterinary Surgery describes itself as a family-owned practice that has been caring for pets for over 50 years. From the latest reviews available, owners most often mention support with serious, end-of-life and chronic illness decisions—including managing an elderly cat’s kidney disease, discussing options and likely outcomes, and providing unhurried euthanasia appointments where families were given time to say goodbye. One reviewer also reports the practice sometimes provided significant elements of care free of charge (they cite “2 free trays” that would “usually” cost £450 each).