Medivet Bracknell Easthampstead Kynoch Vets

Medivet Bracknell Easthampstead Kynoch Vets is part of the Medivet group. Based on the information available, it appears set up for routine preventative care (vaccinations/annual health checks) as well as urgent same-day problems, with access to overnight emergency consultations. In recent reviews, owners describe being offered an appointment within an hour for a cat with eye discharge, gentle handling for a nervous rescue dog, and prompt treatment that stabilised a dog brought in during a panic attack.

Services

• •Routine care: annual vaccinations and health checks are specifically mentioned in reviews.
• •Eye problems: assessment of eye discharge in an elderly cat, with eye drops prescribed.
• •Vaccinations (including kennel cough): one owner notes kennel cough given by injection rather than intranasal, which their dog tolerated better.
• •Urgent presentations: a review describes immediate treatment for a dog in a panic attack that “quickly stabilised” them.
• •Emergency/out-of-hours: the website states overnight emergency consultations are available between 7pm and 9am at a nationwide price of £130, with access to 24-hour emergency care at one of Medivet’s centres.
• •Veterinary nurse training: listed in the clinic data as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.

Pricing

• •Overnight emergency consultation: £130 (website states this is a nationwide price), available 7pm–9am.

People

• •Ben (vet): mentioned by name in a review for being “kind, caring and professional” during an elderly cat’s vaccination and health check.
• •Reception team: one owner describes a “welcoming warm conversation” when calling with concerns and being helped into an appointment within an hour.
• •Handling nervous pets: staff are described as “loving and gentle” with a nervous rescue dog, helping him become more confident during visits.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 184 reviews.

• •Fast access when something feels urgent: appointment reported within 1 hour for a cat with eye discharge; another review describes an immediate response to a dog in a panic attack.
• •Clear, practical treatment outcomes: examples include eye drops prescribed and treatment that “quickly stabilised” a distressed dog.
• •Preventative care runs smoothly: owners mention routine vaccinations being easy to book and appointments running on time.
• •Gentle approach for anxious animals: multiple comments focus on calm, careful handling—especially for a nervous rescue dog.