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Moor Cottage Veterinary Practice

#1 Vet in Bracknell, Berkshire

4.6
Corporate
Updated January 2026

Moor Cottage Veterinary Practice – Vets in Bracknell

Corporate

Clinic Overview

Moor Cottage Veterinary Practice is RCVS Accredited and Silver Cat Friendly Accredited, with a dedicated cat-only clinic. The practice lists a wide range of routine and preventive care (vaccines, microchipping, parasite treatment, weight and senior-pet support) alongside procedures such as neutering (including keyhole surgery) and dental care.

From the latest reviews available to us, cat owners repeatedly mention the practical benefit of the cat-only clinic (less stress from dogs/other animals) and describe appointments as quick and efficient. Reviews also mention keepsakes after euthanasia (for example, a paw print and fur) and one case where a staff member (“Henry M”) sent a card with two locks of fur unprompted.

There is also a clear conflict in emergency/out-of-hours expectations: the website states out-of-hours emergency care and mentions home visits and an ambulance service, while one recent review describes being told the practice does not provide services overnight, requiring transfers elsewhere for overnight care.

Services

Services and facilities explicitly mentioned on the clinic website and/or in reviews include

  • Dedicated cat clinic (cat-only clinic mentioned repeatedly in reviews)
  • Emergency care / out-of-hours emergencies (website states out-of-hours emergency care; one review describes transfer arrangements due to no overnight service at the practice)
  • Home visits & ambulance service (website)
  • Animal Health Certificates (website)
  • Vaccinations and annual health checks (website; boosters also mentioned in a review)
  • Flea and worm treatment (website; also referenced in reviews as easy to obtain)
  • Microchipping (website)
  • Dental care (website)
  • Neutering including keyhole surgery (website)
  • Weight management and senior pet care (website)
  • Nurse clinics and lumps & bumps clinics (website)
  • Prescriptions (website)
  • Species listed on the website: cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, rats, mice, gerbils, chinchillas
  • Veterinary nurse training facility (structured clinic data)

Pricing

  • One review describes being quoted £800–£1,500 per day for hospital-style care for a cat with diabetic complications, and felt pressured by the wording used and the cost estimate.
  • One review claims prescription/diet cat food was “literally double the price” compared with other places (no specific product or price given).
  • A review mentions a “VIP system” paid by monthly fee that includes cat flea and worming treatments, booster injections, and a 3‑monthly check-up (no monthly price stated).

People

  • Henry M (staff member; role not stated): praised in one review for sending a card with two locks of a dog’s fur as a keepsake after euthanasia, described as an unprompted gesture.
  • Reception and clinical team (not named): multiple reviews describe staff keeping owners updated on options, being upfront about costs and procedures, and handling nervous cats carefully (one owner with a cat that “hates being handled” said the cat calms down quickly during visits). Another review strongly criticises communication tone (“catastrophic”) and the way decisions and costs were presented during an emergency.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.6 stars from 388 reviews.

  • Cat-only setup is a deciding factor for many: owners describe the dedicated cat clinic as reducing stress by avoiding waiting with dogs/other animals.
  • Communication and decision-making: several reviews praise clear explanations and being kept up to date on options and costs; one recent review alleges overly negative language and pressure around euthanasia decisions during a diabetic emergency.
  • End-of-life care and keepsakes: more than one review mentions keepsakes such as paw prints and fur, and one names a staff member (Henry M) for a thoughtful card and fur clipping.
  • Costs are mentioned both positively and negatively: some say the practice is upfront about costs; others complain about high quoted daily treatment costs and expensive cat food.
  • Out-of-hours/overnight care expectations conflict: the website states out-of-hours emergency care, while one review reports being told the practice doesn’t provide overnight services and that transfers were required.

Special Services

Emergency Services
Vet Nurse Training

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