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Vets for Pets
Netherfield
Vets for Pets Nottingham Netherfield is described on its website as a locally owned practice with a modern, well‑equipped facility (including an on-site lab, imaging and a dental suite). It’s set up for routine care and a range of in‑house diagnostics, and reviews also describe it handling procedures like neutering, dental work, lump removals and even eye removal, plus care for rabbits alongside dogs and cats. Owners repeatedly mention staff taking time to explain options and likely outcomes before surgery, and one review describes an injured racing pigeon being treated and rehabilitated rather than automatically euthanised.
Vets for Pets Nottingham Netherfield is described on its website as a locally owned practice with a modern, well‑equipped facility (including an on-site lab, imaging and a dental suite). It’s set up for routine care and a range of in‑house diagnostics, and reviews also describe it handling procedures like neutering, dental work, lump removals and even eye removal, plus care for rabbits alongside dogs and cats. Owners repeatedly mention staff taking time to explain options and likely outcomes before surgery, and one review describes an injured racing pigeon being treated and rehabilitated rather than automatically euthanised.
Portland House Veterinary Group treats both companion animals and farm animals, and is set up for routine care as well as more serious, ongoing medical problems. Recent reviews describe out-of-hours emergency care for a dog with a severe wound (down to bone and tendon) with ongoing dressing and monitoring over weeks, and longer-term management of diabetes with lots of visits and phone calls as the dog was being regulated. Owners also mention surgical care (“during his operation”) and that the practice can be quick to see animals when needed. One reviewer flags cost as a drawback, and another mentions the reception/waiting area feels crowded and in need of updating despite strong confidence in the clinical care.
Portland House Veterinary Group treats both companion animals and farm animals, and is set up for routine care as well as more serious, ongoing medical problems. Recent reviews describe out-of-hours emergency care for a dog with a severe wound (down to bone and tendon) with ongoing dressing and monitoring over weeks, and longer-term management of diabetes with lots of visits and phone calls as the dog was being regulated. Owners also mention surgical care (“during his operation”) and that the practice can be quick to see animals when needed. One reviewer flags cost as a drawback, and another mentions the reception/waiting area feels crowded and in need of updating despite strong confidence in the clinical care.
Oak House Veterinary Centre Ltd is a long-established practice (website states it has been caring for pets for over 20 years, and “since 2004”) and is accredited as an International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM) silver-level Cat Friendly Clinic. Emergency veterinary services are listed in the clinic data (the specific out-of-hours arrangement isn’t stated in the sources provided). From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe: - a clean practice and a welcoming, friendly front desk, - vets who are happy to answer questions (including for first-time puppy owners), - calm handling that can leave pets more comfortable returning (one owner said their dog “loves going now”).
Oak House Veterinary Centre Ltd is a long-established practice (website states it has been caring for pets for over 20 years, and “since 2004”) and is accredited as an International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM) silver-level Cat Friendly Clinic. Emergency veterinary services are listed in the clinic data (the specific out-of-hours arrangement isn’t stated in the sources provided). From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe: - a clean practice and a welcoming, friendly front desk, - vets who are happy to answer questions (including for first-time puppy owners), - calm handling that can leave pets more comfortable returning (one owner said their dog “loves going now”).