Ringwood Veterinary Centre

Ringwood Veterinary Centre appears to be part of Petcare Veterinary Practices (as referenced on its website), and promotes a Pet Health Club® Plus plan that includes consultations and a “written 15-point…” check (as shown in the site text captured). Based on reviews, the practice is frequently used for urgent and emergency presentations, with owners describing the team being ready on arrival for an emergency case, keeping pets in for monitoring, and giving clear updates.

Concrete examples mentioned by owners include

• •Emergency treatment and monitoring: a dog treated after an adder bite and kept in for the afternoon with progress updates and communication passed to the pet’s usual vet.
• •Rapid clinical work-up: a blood test done promptly, with results returned in about 20 minutes, alongside advice and options.
• •Handling traumatic injuries: a dog examined thoroughly after a dog attack, with gentle handling by the vet and nurse.
• •Compassionate consults for elderly pets: staff listening carefully to concerns about a very old cat.

Services

Services and situations explicitly mentioned in the available information include

• •Emergency veterinary care (listed in structured data and repeatedly referenced in reviews for urgent cases).
• •Urgent injury/poisoning care, including treatment after an adder bite and assessment after a dog attack.
• •In-clinic diagnostics, including blood testing with same-visit results described by one reviewer.
• •Medical consultations, including first-time cat visits and consults for older cats.
• •Bird care is mentioned in one review (a budgie).

Website-captured text also references a Pet Health Club® Plus plan with consultations included (no further plan details were provided in the summary).

Pricing

• •One reviewer reports being charged £180 for a visit relating to their budgie, and says the practice refunded the charge after the bird died soon after.

Reviews

4.7 stars from 61 reviews. The written reviews available are heavily skewed to urgent and emotionally charged situations (bites, attacks, very elderly pets), with repeated detail about how the team handled communication and decision-making. “”

• •Urgent cases handled quickly and thoroughly, including being seen at short notice and pets examined carefully.
• •Clear communication and updates, including keeping owners informed during monitoring and sharing information with a pet’s usual vet.
• •Kind, calm handling during stressful events, mentioned in cases involving an attacked dog and worries about an elderly cat.
• •A notable refund gesture is described in one case (a £180 fee refunded after a budgie died soon after treatment), alongside appreciation for how it was handled.