Old Registry Vets

Services

• •24-hour emergency and urgent care, including same-day appointments for injuries and other urgent problems. Reviews describe a feral cat being seen the same afternoon after a fight injury, with first treatment given and a 48-hour recheck arranged.
• •Routine preventive care, including vaccinations and boosters, second vaccinations, and 6-month check-ups.
• •In-house laboratory facilities, as listed by the practice.
• •Ongoing medical management for longer-term conditions, with one reviewer describing quick diagnosis and regular follow-up visits for a dog with epilepsy.
• •Support for anxious, reactive, or difficult-to-examine pets, with examples including a vet sitting on the floor to help a nervous dog relax, seeing a reactive dog in the car park, and using a separate room with vet nurse support to examine a feral cat safely.

Pricing

Published prices suggest the clinic sits around average, based on a partial sample of comparable services. Reviews also include positive comments on value, including praise for the practice's VIP club.

People

• •David (vet) is named in reviews and praised for being friendly and good with pets.
• •An unnamed female vet is remembered warmly for sitting cross-legged on the floor with an anxious dog and helping the dog relax during the appointment.
• •Veterinary nurses are also praised, including for patient handling of a nervous dog and for helping examine and treat a feral cat during an urgent visit.

Reviews

Old Registry Vets has a 4.8-star Google rating from 829 reviews, suggesting a very strong overall reputation.

• •Recent reviewers frequently describe the team as friendly, caring, welcoming, and helpful, with clear explanations and a kind manner towards both pets and owners.
• •A repeated theme is good access to appointments, with comments that it is easy to get seen and that urgent problems are handled promptly.
• •The practice receives particular praise for calm, flexible handling of nervous or reactive pets, including car-park consultations and gentle in-room approaches.
• •Reviews cover both routine care and ongoing treatment, including boosters, check-ups, injury follow-up, and epilepsy management; the main negative practical point remains the very small car park.