Clifton Lodge Veterinary Group – Vets in Billingham
Clinic Overview
Clifton Lodge Veterinary Group in Billingham is part of VetPartners and has been operating since 1950. It provides routine veterinary care, surgical treatment, and support for urgent injuries, with owners often praising clear explanations and reassuring communication. The practice also offers 24/7 digital vet support through VidiVet.
Services
- •Routine consultations and preventive care: The practice offers general veterinary appointments, with recent reviews mentioning annual boosters, six-month check-ups, and clear, informative consultations.
- •Surgery and aftercare: Surgical treatment forms part of the clinic’s offering. Owner feedback includes a routine castration as well as follow-up care after complications.
- •Urgent injury treatment: Reviews have included treatment after a dog attack, suggesting the practice handles urgent cases alongside routine work.
- •24/7 digital vet support: The clinic provides round-the-clock online advice through VidiVet.
- •Veterinary nurse training: Clifton Lodge is listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.
Pricing
Published prices suggest the clinic sits above average, based on a partial sample of comparable services. Reviews also include some concern about rising costs, particularly for owners who are not using a pet plan or insurance.
People
- •Owners regularly praise the wider team of vets, nurses, and reception staff for being caring, friendly, professional, and good at explaining treatment.
- •A small number of reviews suggest continuity can vary, with some owners saying they do not always see the same vet.
- •One earlier reviewer fondly mentioned a past team member, Peter piggle.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.5/5 from 109 reviews.
- •Recent feedback is mostly very positive, with repeated praise for friendly, helpful, and professional staff.
- •Owners often mention clear explanations, informative appointments, and a reassuring manner with their pets.
- •Several reviews describe the practice as consistently caring and welcoming, across both vets and front-of-house staff.
- •A smaller number of comments raise concerns about pricing increases and, in one detailed case, dissatisfaction with aspects of post-operative care after a castration.

