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Dixon and Young Veterinary Surgery

Vets in New Ollerton, Nottinghamshire

4.8
Independent Clinic

Dixon and Young Veterinary Surgery – Vets in New Ollerton

Updated January 2026
Independent Clinic

Clinic Overview

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.

Services

Services and situations specifically mentioned by owners include

  • General health checks (including assessment of a new mass/lump).
  • Urgent/short-notice consultations (seen straight away).
  • Surgery, including
  • Spay surgery.
  • Hernia repair carried out alongside another procedure.
  • Two procedures done at the same time, with reported after-care.
  • Post-op care, including stitch removal (one owner described this being done at the car for a nervous dog).
  • Euthanasia/put to sleep with discussion of what happens next.
  • Small pet/exotics care mentioned in reviews: a pet rat seen for teeth work, with a thorough check, diagnosis of a chest infection, and antibiotics.

People

  • Jade: mentioned for providing hands-on support during a cat’s euthanasia appointment—comforting the owner, talking through procedures, and explaining what happens next.
  • Natasha (vet): named in the same euthanasia review; described as professional during the appointment.
  • Janice: named in a review about a pet rat—described as doing a thorough check, identifying a chest infection in addition to the teeth issue, and advising antibiotics that helped quickly.

Reviews

4.8 stars from 375 reviews. “”

  • Speed and access: owners mention being seen at very short notice and straight away.
  • Communication and reassurance (common theme): several reviews describe staff explaining what’s wrong, talking owners through procedures, and providing reassurance during stressful visits (including euthanasia).
  • Handling nervous or difficult cases: examples include support for nervous rescue dogs, and a stitch removal done at the car to reduce stress; one reviewer also mentions finding a vet who understands bulldogs.
  • Treatment beyond the initial issue: examples include identifying an additional problem (a chest infection in a rat) and carrying out an additional repair (hernia) during another surgery.
  • Cost experience varies by reviewer: one owner reports the practice was the cheapest for a procedure after calling around and that they received a reduced price when combining two procedures.
  • A notable negative account: one recent reviewer describes a vet being rude/interruptive and giving little to no explanation before recommending surgery for a new mass, leaving them with low confidence.

Special Services

Vet Nurse Training

Location

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