Severn Veterinary Centre – Vets in Worcester
Clinic Overview
- Many recent reviewers describe the team as kind, patient, informative and friendly, with especially positive comments about communication and bedside manner. - Owners mention good appointment availability, including a same-day Saturday visit for a cat with an ear problem. - Reviews cover a mix of routine and more serious care, including health checks, vaccinations, minor issues, emergency worries such as chocolate poisoning, and support during terminal illness.
Severn Veterinary Centre is a Worcester small-animal practice founded in 1999, and it also treats exotic pets. It is part of VetPartners. Recent feedback is largely positive about kind, informative care, good appointment availability and supportive handling of both routine and difficult cases, though there are isolated complaints about a rabbit nail clip and a refused urgent guinea pig visit when payment could not be made until the next day.
Services
- •Small-animal veterinary care, including cats and dogs. Recent reviews mention annual health checks, vaccinations, minor illnesses, ear problems and treatment after chocolate poisoning.
- •Exotic pet care. Reviews specifically refer to rabbits and guinea pigs.
- •Support across routine and more sensitive stages of care, with owners mentioning help during a cat’s terminal illness as well as regular ongoing care.
- •Pet Health Plan, which is noted in reviews as covering at least some consultations.
- •Repeat prescriptions.
- •Nail clipping.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Charlie (vet) – praised more than once for being patient, calm and good with nervous pets, including a rescue dog and an older cat.
- •Reviews also regularly mention friendly, helpful reception and nursing support, though no other team members are named.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.5 stars from 79 reviews.
- •Many recent reviewers describe the team as kind, patient, informative and friendly, with especially positive comments about communication and bedside manner.
- •Owners mention good appointment availability, including a same-day Saturday visit for a cat with an ear problem.
- •Reviews cover a mix of routine and more serious care, including health checks, vaccinations, minor issues, emergency worries such as chocolate poisoning, and support during terminal illness.
- •A small number of recent negative reviews raise concerns about a painful rabbit nail clip and a guinea pig being declined for urgent treatment when payment could not be made until the following morning.
