Our Score (54/100)
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Our Score (54/100)
Phoenix Vets is a CVS Group small-animal practice in Sandhurst, established in 1988, treating dogs, cats and several small mammals including rabbits and ferrets. The clinic provides routine preventive care alongside neutering, surgery,...
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GKG Vets in Newbury is part of IVC Evidensia. The practice offers routine appointments by booking, with out-of-hours emergencies handled through VetsNow when the clinic is closed. Its website also highlights Pet Health Club® Plus and...
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Our Score (53/100)
- Positive reviews describe the team as kind, caring, friendly and welcoming, with some owners saying staff go above and beyond. - Several owners value the way the practice handles nervous or more challenging dogs, and named staff such as...
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- Fast access in urgent situations is a strong theme, with owners mentioning appointments offered within 30 minutes and pets being seen within about an hour of calling. - Compassionate, reassuring care comes up repeatedly, especially for...
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Medivet Crowthorne Kynoch Vets
Crowthorne
Our Score (52/100)
Medivet Crowthorne Kynoch Vets is part of the Medivet group. The practice offers routine appointments for cats and dogs, alongside care for small mammals and other exotics, with 24/7 emergency cover available through Medivet emergency...
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Our Score (49/100)
- Recent positive feedback highlights a kind, caring team, including support during bereavement and end-of-life care for an elderly cat. - Reviewers also mention practical help beyond routine appointments, such as scanning a deceased cat...
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Our Score (47/100)
Examples mentioned publicly include: - £111 for antibiotics/medication for a cat’s paw injury - £950 for sedation and x-rays, plus £250 for toe nail removal - £65 for a urine sample test, plus a £60 consultation fee
Our Score (46/100)
