Clevedale Veterinary Practice

From the latest reviews available, owners repeatedly mention vets taking time to explain options and answer questions, and practical steps to reduce stress during visits—such as offering a quiet waiting space for cats. Specific treatments mentioned include a successful cancerous lump removal and longer‑term management of a dog’s chronic regurgitation.

Services

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  Small animal / pets

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  Routine care (website)

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  Laparoscopic spays (website)

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  Vaccinations/boosters and regular injections (“monthly jabs” mentioned in reviews)

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  Surgery, including removal of a cancerous lump (review)

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  Support for anxious/nervous pets; owners mention pets being settled quickly (reviews)

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  Visit accommodations: quiet waiting space for cats offered (review)

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  Equine

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  Lameness diagnosis (website)

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  Equine dentistry (website)

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  Equine medicine (website)

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  Equine reproduction (website)

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  Website also references routine work, dental care, and an out‑of‑hours service for emergencies for horses/ponies/donkeys (website)

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  Farm / large animal

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  Species listed on the website include cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, poultry and camelids (website)

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  24/7 ambulatory emergency service for large animal clients (website)

People

• •Emily (vet): mentioned by multiple reviewers. Examples given include managing an older dog’s long‑standing regurgitation problem and taking time to answer questions and explain care decisions.
• •Becks (vet nurse) and Kate: named in a review as helping create a place the owner felt confident bringing their pets; nurses are also mentioned making time to comfort pets during visits (e.g., “a cuddle” during monthly injections).

Reviews

4.9 stars from 48 reviews. “”

• •Staff repeatedly described as welcoming and helpful from reception onward; several owners mention feeling put at ease when arriving or when switching practices.
• •Communication is a strong recurring detail: owners mention being given “plenty of information,” having options discussed, and not feeling rushed.
• •Stress reduction during appointments comes up often: quiet waiting space offered for cats, and nervous dogs being settled quickly; one owner noted their dog was comfortable being taken through for an operation without them.
• •Specific outcomes mentioned include a successful cancerous lump removal and improved management of a chronic regurgitation issue in an older dog.