Clevedale Veterinary Practice

Clevedale Veterinary Practice is a veterinary clinic that also operates as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe prompt access for urgent problems (one owner with a dog’s eye ulcer was seen the next day after arriving at 8:30 and given an appointment an hour later) and clear, detailed explanations for treatment decisions (including dental diagnosis and why extractions were needed). Owners also mention pets seeming calmer on arrival (a dog described as “quite relaxed” going in) and a focus on reassurance—such as explaining to an owner of a cat with tooth resorption that they had “done nothing wrong.”

Services

• •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed as a service/specialisation).
• •Dental assessment and extractions: one review describes diagnosis of “odontoclastic resorption” (tooth resorption) with a plan for teeth extraction, and discussion of dental condition (e.g., “no tartar” mentioned).
• •Eye problems: treatment for an eye ulcer with medicines prescribed and improvement “over the next week.”
• •Vaccinations: puppy booster jab mentioned.
• •Appointments for urgent issues: next-day attendance and a short wait to be seen (about an hour) described for an eye injury.

People

• •Dr Bunyan: named in a review as the vet who consulted on an eye ulcer and prescribed medication that resolved the issue over the following week.
• •Unnamed female vet: described as very gentle with a frightened cat, gave a specific diagnosis (tooth resorption), explained the reasoning and reassurance (“you had done nothing wrong”), and helped secure an early appointment.

Reviews

4.8 stars from 207 reviews. The latest reviews we have are uniformly positive and focus on appointment access, gentleness with nervous pets, and clear explanations of treatment. “”

• •Kind handling and calm visits for pets: owners mention gentle handling of a “scaredy cat” and a dog that seems “quite relaxed” when going in.
• •Practical, timely access to care: examples include being seen “more or less straightaway” for a booster, and getting an appointment about an hour after arriving for an eye injury.
• •Clear explanations, especially around dental issues: one owner specifically notes a vet explained tooth resorption and why extraction was needed, with reassurance about the owner not being at fault.
• •Perceived value for money (relative): one reviewer says treatment cost was “half the cost” of their previous vet (no specific prices given).