Coquet Vets

Coquet Vets is a family-run, dedicated small-animal practice, and it’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The clinic’s website highlights core services like surgery, dental work, diagnostic imaging, in-house laboratory testing, nurse clinics, repeat prescriptions, and end-of-life care (“Saying Goodbye”), and it notes Vetsure as an accreditation/affiliation.

From the latest reviews, owners most often describe

• •being seen quickly for urgent problems (one owner reports getting “straight in” after their dog had a fit)
• •clear explanations and aftercare guidance (including around dental surgery)
• •supportive involvement in longer-term cases such as palliative care, with owners saying their questions were listened to and answered honestly

One reviewer reports a very different experience, saying they felt judged about finances and found the interaction uncivil.

Services

Based on the clinic’s website and the examples owners mention in reviews, Coquet Vets provides

• •Preventative health care
• •Surgical procedures (including dental surgery mentioned in reviews)
• •Dental care (owners mention tooth extraction and dental care for older dogs, with aftercare explained)
• •Diagnostic imaging
• •Laboratory testing
• •Nurse clinics
• •Repeat prescriptions
• •End-of-life support (“Saying Goodbye” on the website; palliative care support mentioned in reviews)
• •Small-animal care (website states small animal)

People

No individual team members are named in the information provided, but reviewers repeatedly describe the vets and staff as

• •Thorough and advice-focused in urgent situations (e.g., a dog seen promptly after a seizure, with “fantastic advice”)
• •Clear communicators around procedures and aftercare (owners mention explanations of what would happen during dental surgery and what to do afterwards)
• •Non-judgmental in consultations (one owner specifically contrasts this with a previous practice when discussing an imported dog)
• •Providing ongoing support in palliative care, with time taken to listen and answer questions honestly

A minority view reports the opposite tone, describing staff as difficult to deal with and making them feel like a “terrible owner” over treatment costs.

Reviews

4.8 stars from 208 reviews. “”

• •Fast access when something feels urgent, including being seen immediately after a dog had a fit.
• •Dental work comes up repeatedly, including tooth extraction and dental surgery for older dogs, with owners highlighting explanations and aftercare.
• •Communication during treatment: owners mention being kept updated and having questions answered directly.
• •Support for complex/ongoing situations, including palliative care.
• •A clear negative outlier: one reviewer describes poor civility and feeling judged about not being able to afford expensive treatments.