Moorview Vets

Moorview Vets appears to operate as part of the Robson & Prescott group (the clinic website link points to robsonprescott.co.uk). Based on the information available, the practice covers routine appointments and also offers emergency veterinary services, with reviews highlighting clear communication about treatment and support during end-of-life care.

Concrete examples mentioned by owners include

• •Keeping owners “up to date” about a dog’s medication during treatment.
• •Euthanasia support where the team “gave us so much time to say our goodbyes.”
• •Helping a nervous dog settle during a first visit (“soon made her feel at ease”).
• •A “pet club”/membership scheme that one reviewer says is “worth every penny” (no prices stated).

Services

Services and situations explicitly referenced include

• •Emergency veterinary services (listed in clinic data as 24/7 or extended hours).
• •Medication management and treatment follow-ups (owners mention being kept updated about medication).
• •End-of-life care/euthanasia (described in detail by an owner).
• •Pet weighing (one reviewer visited specifically to weigh their dog).
• •A “pet club”/membership scheme (mentioned by a reviewer; inclusions not described in the available text).

People

Named team members mentioned in reviews

• •Jane Barwick-Nesbit (vet) – praised for kindness and allowing time for goodbyes during euthanasia.
• •Melanie (vet nurse) – mentioned alongside the vet for supportive, patient handling during end-of-life care.
• •Johanna and Bethany – described as making clients feel welcome (roles not explicitly stated).

Reviews

4.6 stars from 107 reviews. The available written reviews focus on day-to-day handling of pets (including nervous animals), communication about treatment, and support during difficult decisions. “”

• •Communication about treatment: owners mention being kept up to date about medication.
• •Supportive end-of-life care: one reviewer describes being given plenty of time and kindness when their dog was put to sleep, naming the vet and vet nurse involved.
• •Handling anxious pets: a first-time visitor says their dog was frightened initially but was quickly put at ease.
• •Membership scheme mentioned: one reviewer says the “pet club” is “worth every penny” (no details or costs provided).
• •Mixed engagement: one 3-star reviewer notes they only used the clinic to weigh their dog and don’t use it otherwise (no reason given).