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Only the clinic name (“The Small Pet Vet”) was provided in the input. No website summary, structured service details, pricing, people/staff details, or Google rating/review text was included, so it isn’t possible to describe what this clinic is set up for (e.g., species treated, procedures offered, approach, or policies) without inventing information.
Only the clinic name (“The Small Pet Vet”) was provided in the input. No website summary, structured service details, pricing, people/staff details, or Google rating/review text was included, so it isn’t possible to describe what this clinic is set up for (e.g., species treated, procedures offered, approach, or policies) without inventing information.
UK Pet Drugs Ltd is listed by name only in the information provided. No website summary, services list, pricing details, or written reviews were included, so there isn’t enough evidence here to describe what the clinic is set up for (e.g., routine care vs. procedures), whether it’s independent or part of a group, or what pet owners commonly report about their experiences.
UK Pet Drugs Ltd is listed by name only in the information provided. No website summary, services list, pricing details, or written reviews were included, so there isn’t enough evidence here to describe what the clinic is set up for (e.g., routine care vs. procedures), whether it’s independent or part of a group, or what pet owners commonly report about their experiences.
Vets 2 Your Pets is a mobile veterinary service that provides home visits, aiming to deliver routine and comfort-focused care in a pet’s own home. Based on the website information, it’s set up mainly for non-emergency appointments such as vaccinations, preventative care tasks (like nail clipping and anal gland expression), and selected medical treatments (arthritis and allergies). It also offers home euthanasia. For urgent problems, it does not do emergency home call-outs; instead it offers telemedicine consultations and can refer to partner practices. The service states it is registered with the RCVS, and that calls are answered/advised by qualified veterinary nurses.
Vets 2 Your Pets is a mobile veterinary service that provides home visits, aiming to deliver routine and comfort-focused care in a pet’s own home. Based on the website information, it’s set up mainly for non-emergency appointments such as vaccinations, preventative care tasks (like nail clipping and anal gland expression), and selected medical treatments (arthritis and allergies). It also offers home euthanasia. For urgent problems, it does not do emergency home call-outs; instead it offers telemedicine consultations and can refer to partner practices. The service states it is registered with the RCVS, and that calls are answered/advised by qualified veterinary nurses.
Newgrange Vets presents itself as a family-run, independent practice (the website explicitly contrasts this with corporate clinics). Reviews consistently mention Will/William and his team and give concrete examples of what the practice is used for: new-pet registrations and first check-ups, ongoing management of complex cases, and end-of-life care including a home visit. Specific treatments described in recent reviews include x‑rays and stem cell therapy targeted to arthritic joints, with one owner reporting a noticeable improvement within a week.
Newgrange Vets presents itself as a family-run, independent practice (the website explicitly contrasts this with corporate clinics). Reviews consistently mention Will/William and his team and give concrete examples of what the practice is used for: new-pet registrations and first check-ups, ongoing management of complex cases, and end-of-life care including a home visit. Specific treatments described in recent reviews include x‑rays and stem cell therapy targeted to arthritic joints, with one owner reporting a noticeable improvement within a week.
Minster Veterinary Centre
Southwell
Minster Veterinary Centre describes itself as an independent practice providing care for pets and farm animals (with stated support for small animals, equine, farm animals and “backyard pets”). It offers its own 24‑hour emergency service staffed by their own vets, plus on-site diagnostics (in‑house lab, X‑ray, ultrasound) and surgery. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention clear communication around operations, including being kept updated during procedures and help understanding pet insurance. Several reviews also describe thoughtful aftercare, such as follow-up calls after surgery and (after a loss) a sympathy card that included a paw print. A minority of reviews raise a practical concern: long waits for routine appointments, including a report of waiting 30 minutes for a puppy vaccination without being warned about delays.
Minster Veterinary Centre describes itself as an independent practice providing care for pets and farm animals (with stated support for small animals, equine, farm animals and “backyard pets”). It offers its own 24‑hour emergency service staffed by their own vets, plus on-site diagnostics (in‑house lab, X‑ray, ultrasound) and surgery. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention clear communication around operations, including being kept updated during procedures and help understanding pet insurance. Several reviews also describe thoughtful aftercare, such as follow-up calls after surgery and (after a loss) a sympathy card that included a paw print. A minority of reviews raise a practical concern: long waits for routine appointments, including a report of waiting 30 minutes for a puppy vaccination without being warned about delays.
Dixon and Young Veterinary Surgery
New Ollerton
Dixon and Young Veterinary Surgery is a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on owner reports, the practice handles a wide mix of routine and more involved care: same-day/short-notice appointments have been mentioned, as well as surgery (including spays and additional repairs done during the same visit), and end-of-life support. Concrete examples owners describe include: - Being seen straight away at short notice for a cat, with a quick examination and treatment. - A dog being spayed, with the team also repairing a hernia during the same surgical period (the owner said they hadn’t expected this and it avoided an extra operation). - Support for nervous/rescue pets, including a stitch removal done at the car to reduce stress. Reviews are mostly very positive, but there is also a recent account describing a rude interaction and poor explanation around a new lump/mass and proposed surgery, which conflicts with other reviews praising clear explanations.
Dixon and Young Veterinary Surgery is a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on owner reports, the practice handles a wide mix of routine and more involved care: same-day/short-notice appointments have been mentioned, as well as surgery (including spays and additional repairs done during the same visit), and end-of-life support. Concrete examples owners describe include: - Being seen straight away at short notice for a cat, with a quick examination and treatment. - A dog being spayed, with the team also repairing a hernia during the same surgical period (the owner said they hadn’t expected this and it avoided an extra operation). - Support for nervous/rescue pets, including a stitch removal done at the car to reduce stress. Reviews are mostly very positive, but there is also a recent account describing a rude interaction and poor explanation around a new lump/mass and proposed surgery, which conflicts with other reviews praising clear explanations.
Minster Veterinary Centre – Bingham is part of the independent Minster Veterinary Centre group (owned by vet David Sparks) and provides first-opinion care for pets, as well as services for equine and farm animals across the wider practice. The website states the practice runs its own 24-hour emergency service staffed by its own vets across their sites, and Bingham is listed as ISFM Silver standard (cat-friendly accreditation level). From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention friendly, informative consultations (including staff explaining what they’re doing during procedures), prompt phone answering by a person, and good experiences both routine and out-of-hours—alongside a small number of critical comments about cost and one serious complaint about diagnosis/aftercare.
Minster Veterinary Centre – Bingham is part of the independent Minster Veterinary Centre group (owned by vet David Sparks) and provides first-opinion care for pets, as well as services for equine and farm animals across the wider practice. The website states the practice runs its own 24-hour emergency service staffed by its own vets across their sites, and Bingham is listed as ISFM Silver standard (cat-friendly accreditation level). From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention friendly, informative consultations (including staff explaining what they’re doing during procedures), prompt phone answering by a person, and good experiences both routine and out-of-hours—alongside a small number of critical comments about cost and one serious complaint about diagnosis/aftercare.
Kirkby in Ashfield Vets4Pets
Kirkby In Ashfield
Kirkby in Ashfield Vets4Pets describes itself as a locally owned Vets for Pets practice with a modern, well‑equipped setup (in‑house lab, pharmacy, digital X‑ray, ultrasound, therapeutic laser, operating theatre, isolation and separate cat/dog wards). It appears set up for routine care plus in‑house diagnostics and procedures, with owners also mentioning support around end‑of‑life appointments. Decision‑relevant specifics mentioned by owners and the clinic: - Out‑of‑hours emergencies are covered via Vets Now (as stated on the clinic website). - Owners describe follow-up compassion after euthanasia, including a sympathy card after a pet rat was put to sleep. - Reviews repeatedly mention staff helping keep nervous cats calm during regular check‑ups and medication visits. - A recurring operational theme is a newer “payment in advance” requirement, which some clients find frustrating (including for a pet-plan weigh appointment that is free).
Kirkby in Ashfield Vets4Pets describes itself as a locally owned Vets for Pets practice with a modern, well‑equipped setup (in‑house lab, pharmacy, digital X‑ray, ultrasound, therapeutic laser, operating theatre, isolation and separate cat/dog wards). It appears set up for routine care plus in‑house diagnostics and procedures, with owners also mentioning support around end‑of‑life appointments. Decision‑relevant specifics mentioned by owners and the clinic: - Out‑of‑hours emergencies are covered via Vets Now (as stated on the clinic website). - Owners describe follow-up compassion after euthanasia, including a sympathy card after a pet rat was put to sleep. - Reviews repeatedly mention staff helping keep nervous cats calm during regular check‑ups and medication visits. - A recurring operational theme is a newer “payment in advance” requirement, which some clients find frustrating (including for a pet-plan weigh appointment that is free).
Rushcliffe Veterinary Centre
West Bridgford
Rushcliffe Veterinary Centre describes itself as a family-run practice and, from its website, is set up for minimally invasive procedures—including laparoscopic “keyhole” spays (it states it has performed hundreds of these). The clinic also lists endoscopy, ophthalmology and medicine as areas of focus, and says out-of-hours emergencies are handled by VetsNow. In recent reviews, owners give concrete examples of: - Complex treatment plans managed over time (one owner mentions nearly 3 years as a client, highlighting ongoing care from named vets and the wider team). - Low-stress handling for nervous pets (a reviewer describes a calm, “fear-free” approach that enabled an injection for a dog that can become aggressive when stressed). - Quick, practical nurse-led help, including cleaning up a travel accident and claw trimming for a frightened cat in a short appointment. There are also a small number of sharply negative reviews that conflict with the above, describing some vet interactions as cold/unkind and raising a serious complaint about decision-making around a stray cat’s care.
Rushcliffe Veterinary Centre describes itself as a family-run practice and, from its website, is set up for minimally invasive procedures—including laparoscopic “keyhole” spays (it states it has performed hundreds of these). The clinic also lists endoscopy, ophthalmology and medicine as areas of focus, and says out-of-hours emergencies are handled by VetsNow. In recent reviews, owners give concrete examples of: - Complex treatment plans managed over time (one owner mentions nearly 3 years as a client, highlighting ongoing care from named vets and the wider team). - Low-stress handling for nervous pets (a reviewer describes a calm, “fear-free” approach that enabled an injection for a dog that can become aggressive when stressed). - Quick, practical nurse-led help, including cleaning up a travel accident and claw trimming for a frightened cat in a short appointment. There are also a small number of sharply negative reviews that conflict with the above, describing some vet interactions as cold/unkind and raising a serious complaint about decision-making around a stray cat’s care.
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.