Vets for Pets

Vets for Pets is a corporate-brand practice that, based on its own service list, is set up for on-site diagnostics and surgery (in-house lab, pharmacy, digital x‑ray, ultrasound, operating theatre, isolation unit). The clinic also states it handles dogs, cats and rabbits, and has separate cat and dog waiting areas.

From the latest written reviews available to us, owners most often describe considerate handling and clear explanations during appointments (including vaccinations/annual checks and end-of-life care). There’s also at least one account of being unable to get an appointment for a vomiting dog and being advised to travel to a different vet due to limited appointment availability.

Services

Services and facilities stated on the clinic website include

• •Diagnostics & monitoring: in-house laboratory (biochemistry, haematology, electrolytes), blood pressure monitoring
• •Imaging: digital x‑ray, ultrasound, dental x‑ray
• •Surgery: operating theatre; orthopaedics and soft tissue surgery are listed as specialties
• •Dentistry: dentistry and dental x‑ray
• •In-patient/separation facilities: isolation unit; separate cat & dog waiting areas
• •Nurse-led clinics: nurse clinic; weight clinic
• •Other: in-house blood transfusions; animal health certificates; health plans

Out-of-hours: the website states emergency cover is available when the practice is closed, provided by MiNightVet Winchester.

People

• •Aimee (vet) is named in one review and is described as guiding an owner through euthanasia with time to say goodbye and supportive communication.
• •Several reviews describe vets and front-desk staff taking time to explain findings, accommodate pet needs during handling (e.g., not separating two dogs who were distressed), and offering comfort measures like treats during visits.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.6 stars from 164 reviews. “”

• •Owners mention clear explanations and thorough checks, including during routine vaccinations and annual health checks.
• •Multiple reviews describe supportive end-of-life care, including comforting phone communication and a condolence card after euthanasia.
• •Some owners say the team tried to keep costs down where possible.
• •One reviewer reports a negative experience when calling about a sick, vomiting dog: they felt the clinic tried to avoid seeing the dog and cited being short on appointments, advising travel to the pet’s previous vet.