Holmer Veterinary Surgery

Holmer Veterinary Surgery is a veterinary practice that also operates as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent reviews describe it as set up for rapid access appointments (including same-day) and urgent walk-in situations, with one account of staff responding quickly when a cat had been run over. Owners also mention separate waiting-room areas for cats and dogs, which some find helps reduce stress for pets.

Concrete specifics mentioned by reviewers include

• •Getting an appointment “straight away” and being seen within 3 minutes.
• •Multiple vets involved in a recent case (“saw 4 vets”) with consistent care.
• •A vet nurse arriving quickly after calling an emergency number, followed shortly by a vet.
• •Waiting areas divided for cats and dogs.

Services

Services and capabilities mentioned in the available information and reviews include

• •Veterinary consultations with access to multiple vets (one owner reports seeing 4 vets during a recent episode of care).
• •Same-day appointments for unwell pets (mentioned by more than one owner).
• •Urgent response after calling an emergency number (described in a road-traffic-injury scenario involving a cat).
• •Cat/dog-separated waiting areas (a facility feature noted by an owner).
• •Veterinary Nurse Training (listed as a service/specialisation).

People

No individual clinicians are named in the information provided, but reviewers repeatedly mention

• •Vets as a group: described as consistent across different clinicians (“saw 4 vets and all were excellent with him”).
• •Vet nurse: one reviewer describes a nurse arriving “really quickly” after an emergency call and being “lovely & helpful.”
• •Reception team: described as “friendly and helpful,” with owners noting smooth access to appointments.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9 stars from 552 reviews. “”

• •Fast access to care: examples include being given an appointment immediately and being seen within minutes.
• •Handling urgent situations: one review describes quick staff arrival after an emergency call for an injured cat, with the vet arriving shortly after.
• •Facilities that reduce pet stress: a reviewer notes separate cat and dog sections in the waiting room.
• •Money discussions perceived as low-pressure: multiple owners say the focus felt like the pet’s needs came first, with billing not presented “in your face.”