Redcar Vets – Vets in Redcar
Clinic Overview
Redcar Vets is an independent clinic in Redcar, founded in 2025 by registered veterinary nurses Natalie Mackintosh and Suey Turner. The practice says it was renovated and modernised before opening in October 2025, with facilities including an operating theatre, digital X-ray and in-house lab equipment. It sees dogs and cats and states that a 24/7 service is available.
Services
- •The practice lists dogs and cats as the species it sees.
- •Surgical care is offered, with an on-site operating theatre.
- •Diagnostic support includes digital X-ray and in-house laboratory facilities.
- •The website states that a 24/7 service is available.
- •Website navigation references behaviour and training, dental hygiene, neutering, nutrition, parasites, vaccines, pet insurance and pet health plans.
- •Recent reviews give practical examples of general consultations and everyday care, including visits for cats, check-ups, and a dog with a leg injury. Reviewers also mention clear explanations of treatment options, pricing and likely effects during appointments.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic, though some reviewers describe the costs as realistic and say prices were explained clearly.
People
- •Natalie Mackintosh (RVN) — founder.
- •Suey Turner (RVN) — founder.
- •Reviews also praise the wider team, including receptionists, care assistants, nurses and vets, for being welcoming, knowledgeable and reassuring.
Reviews
Redcar Vets has a 4.9-star Google rating from 94 reviews.
- •Recent reviewers consistently describe the team as friendly, welcoming and compassionate, with positive comments from both cat and dog owners.
- •Communication remains a strong theme, with owners saying staff listen carefully, explain options clearly and answer questions well.
- •Several reviews mention the whole practice experience rather than just the clinical care, including helpful reception staff and a clean surgery environment.
- •Individual examples include two consultations for a cockapoo, careful handling of cats, and prompt help for a dog with a leg injury.

