Hall Place Veterinary Centre

Hall Place Veterinary Centre is an RCVS-accredited small-animal practice that has been operating since 1993, with orthopaedic referrals mentioned on its website. Recent reviews describe fast access for problems like a cat skin infection (“given an appointment immediately”) and vets who explain options in plain language “that doesn’t require a veterinary degree.” Owners also mention practical handling adjustments for anxious/special-needs dogs (assessment outside or in the car, prioritising questions over stressful examination). One recent review raises a cost concern, describing treatment as “overpriced” and stating a £350 cremation fee with “no choice” of cremation types—contrasting with other reviews that say decisions weren’t driven by money.

Services

• •Small-animal veterinary care (website).
• •Orthopaedic referrals (website).
• •Emergency veterinary services (structured clinic data).
• •Pet travel preparation support (review mentions vet Jennifer preparing cats to fly overseas).
• •Skin infection assessment and treatment planning (cat skin infection review).
• •Euthanasia support (owners describe end-of-life care for an elderly cat).
• •Veterinary Nurse Training facility (structured clinic data).

Pricing

• •Cremation mentioned at £350, with one reviewer stating there was no choice of different types of cremation offered (review).

People

• •Jennifer (vet) – praised for “fantastic” care and preparation for cats flying overseas (review).
• •Morgan – noted for adapting appointments for a dog with special needs by assessing outside/in the car and minimising stressful handling (review).
• •Chris – described as patient and gentle during a cat’s euthanasia appointment, helping make the experience peaceful (review).
• •Nursing team – specifically called out as “very helpful and kind” (review).
• •Reception team – one owner mentions kindness and understanding on the phone and being fitted in immediately for a same-day problem (review).

Reviews

4.8 stars from 287 reviews. - Same-day help is mentioned for an acute issue (cat skin infection) and a treatment plan described as easy to follow and effective.

• •Communication is repeatedly highlighted: vets explain things in straightforward language and keep owners “in the loop.”
• •Handling and stress-reduction accommodations are specifically described (examining a nervous/special-needs dog outside/in the car; asking questions rather than “prodding”).
• •End-of-life care is mentioned as patient and peaceful.
• •Pricing is a point of conflict: one recent reviewer alleges “overpriced” treatment and cites £350 for cremation with no options, while another review explicitly says the pet was central “not money.”