Lowesmoor House Veterinary Centre

Lowesmoor House Veterinary Centre is a small-animal practice seeing cats, dogs and a range of small pets (including rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, hamsters). The website lists RCVS Cat Friendly Clinic accreditation and Rabbit Friendly status, and also promotes nurse clinics, diagnostics and surgical services, plus a Pet Health Club plan.

From the latest reviews, owners repeatedly mention practical things that affect day-to-day visits: appointments running on time, a calmer feel in the building (noted as helpful with a noisy cat), and regular updates by text and email. One reviewer also says the team helped them weigh options without feeling pushed toward profit-driven decisions.

Services

Based on the clinic website summary and the latest reviews, services and capabilities mentioned include

• •Vet clinics and nurse clinics
• •Diagnostic tests
• •Surgery
• •Microchipping
• •Repeat prescriptions
• •Online account functions mentioned on the site: ordering medication and paying bills
• •Pet Health Club (membership plan; no prices/details stated)
• •Emergency care: the website references an Emergency Care page with “urgent care options” when the practice is open and closed, but no specific arrangements are provided in the text available to us.

Species mentioned as treated

• •Cats, dogs, rabbits
• •Guinea pigs, ferrets, hamsters, and other small animals

People

• •Multiple reviews describe a consistent experience across reception, nurses, and vets, highlighting welcoming/efficient reception and clinical staff who answer questions and keep owners informed.
• •Communication style is specifically praised: one owner says they received regular updates via text and email, which helped them keep on top of their pet’s care.
• •A reviewer thanks Jamie and Kelly by name after their dog needed urgent help (“in his hour of need”), describing respectful, kind handling during a difficult stay.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 228 reviews.

• •Scheduling reliability: appointments “run on time.”
• •Calmer visits for anxious/noisy pets: one owner describes a notably calming atmosphere for their cat.
• •Clear, frequent communication: updates by text and email are explicitly mentioned.
• •Support with decision-making: one owner felt the team focused on the animal’s wellbeing and worked with them on a plan they were comfortable with.
• •Compassion during serious illness: staff were described as respectful and kind when a dog needed intensive care.