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Vets Now is a corporate emergency-care provider (described on its website as operating in 60+ locations across the UK) offering out-of-hours pet treatment and video consultations. From the website and reviews, this clinic is set up for urgent and end-of-life cases: owners describe triage on arrival, diagnostic workups (including scans and blood tests), and treatment decisions ranging from pain relief through to hospitalisation, palliative care, and euthanasia. Decision-relevant specifics owners mention include: - Triage and prioritisation: several reviews reference waiting times and that sicker animals are prioritised. - Diagnostics and inpatient treatment: owners describe blood tests, scans, overnight stays, and discussion of transfusion options (including being told transfusion stock wasn’t available in one case). - End-of-life support: multiple owners describe euthanasia visits; experiences range from “dignity and thoughtfulness” to feeling rushed and focused on payment. - Costs and communication: some owners give specific high quotes/fees and describe feeling judged or pressured, while others describe being reassured and given a clear plan.
Vets Now is a corporate emergency-care provider (described on its website as operating in 60+ locations across the UK) offering out-of-hours pet treatment and video consultations. From the website and reviews, this clinic is set up for urgent and end-of-life cases: owners describe triage on arrival, diagnostic workups (including scans and blood tests), and treatment decisions ranging from pain relief through to hospitalisation, palliative care, and euthanasia. Decision-relevant specifics owners mention include: - Triage and prioritisation: several reviews reference waiting times and that sicker animals are prioritised. - Diagnostics and inpatient treatment: owners describe blood tests, scans, overnight stays, and discussion of transfusion options (including being told transfusion stock wasn’t available in one case). - End-of-life support: multiple owners describe euthanasia visits; experiences range from “dignity and thoughtfulness” to feeling rushed and focused on payment. - Costs and communication: some owners give specific high quotes/fees and describe feeling judged or pressured, while others describe being reassured and given a clear plan.
Wellpets Vets Kent
Sittingbourne
Our Score (64/100)
Wellpets Vets Kent offers diagnostic services, nurse clinics, and an out-of-hours service (as stated on its website). The practice is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviewers mention a separate waiting area for cat owners to reduce stress, and some say the vets are friendly and professional. However, several recent low-star reviews describe serious concerns about delayed or incomplete diagnosis, feeling pushed toward products, and high medication costs, creating a clear split in owner experiences. (Ownership type—independent vs corporate group—is not stated in the provided sources.)
Wellpets Vets Kent offers diagnostic services, nurse clinics, and an out-of-hours service (as stated on its website). The practice is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviewers mention a separate waiting area for cat owners to reduce stress, and some say the vets are friendly and professional. However, several recent low-star reviews describe serious concerns about delayed or incomplete diagnosis, feeling pushed toward products, and high medication costs, creating a clear split in owner experiences. (Ownership type—independent vs corporate group—is not stated in the provided sources.)
Well House Vets
Tunbridge Wells
Our Score (63/100)
Well House Vets is a veterinary practice that states it provides emergency care “around the clock” (with instructions on what to do in an emergency) and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The website also references a Pet Health Club® Plus plan that includes consultations. Recent reviews are mixed: several describe friendly, welcoming appointments (including helping a puppy feel comfortable), while a small number raise serious concerns—most notably an alleged prescribing error (a cat reportedly given an unsafe diazepam dose on the paperwork) and complaints about how costs and billing were handled. One detailed review describes a vet explicitly pausing to give owners time and space to decide on “expensive decisions” during treatment.
Well House Vets is a veterinary practice that states it provides emergency care “around the clock” (with instructions on what to do in an emergency) and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The website also references a Pet Health Club® Plus plan that includes consultations. Recent reviews are mixed: several describe friendly, welcoming appointments (including helping a puppy feel comfortable), while a small number raise serious concerns—most notably an alleged prescribing error (a cat reportedly given an unsafe diazepam dose on the paperwork) and complaints about how costs and billing were handled. One detailed review describes a vet explicitly pausing to give owners time and space to decide on “expensive decisions” during treatment.
Isabelle Vets L’Islet is part of Isabelle Vets, a long-established veterinary practice (established in 1919) that operates more than one surgery and describes itself as providing a “full range of veterinary services.” The website highlights emergency appointments, and reviews include an example of a dog being fitted in on a busy Saturday for treatment of a cut that “couldn’t wait.” Recent feedback is mixed on access: one owner reports long waits for appointments at this surgery and being redirected to the other branch, while other reviews describe welcoming service and gentle handling of timid pets.
Isabelle Vets L’Islet is part of Isabelle Vets, a long-established veterinary practice (established in 1919) that operates more than one surgery and describes itself as providing a “full range of veterinary services.” The website highlights emergency appointments, and reviews include an example of a dog being fitted in on a busy Saturday for treatment of a cut that “couldn’t wait.” Recent feedback is mixed on access: one owner reports long waits for appointments at this surgery and being redirected to the other branch, while other reviews describe welcoming service and gentle handling of timid pets.
Oaklands has a small set of Google reviews that focus more on the setting and customer experience than on specific veterinary treatments. Reviewers mention a “beautiful place,” describe the owner as “amazing,” and say the people there are “very friendly and helpful.” The written reviews available to us don’t describe any procedures, conditions treated, or how appointments are run.
Oaklands has a small set of Google reviews that focus more on the setting and customer experience than on specific veterinary treatments. Reviewers mention a “beautiful place,” describe the owner as “amazing,” and say the people there are “very friendly and helpful.” The written reviews available to us don’t describe any procedures, conditions treated, or how appointments are run.
Vets4Pets is a locally owned Vets4Pets practice (named on the website as locally owned, with practice owners/partners). It’s set up as a modern, well‑equipped small‑animal clinic with in‑house facilities (lab/pharmacy, digital X‑ray, ultrasound), an operating theatre and hospital ward, and it is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Decision‑relevant points owners mention in reviews include: - Same‑visit escalation from nurse to vet: one owner arrived for a nail clip, the nurse spotted a burst lump and arranged a vet appointment straight away, with cleaning, bandaging and antibiotics given. - Routine procedures discussed: vaccinations, neutering and spaying are specifically mentioned in reviews (experiences range from very positive to strongly negative). - Pricing and communication disputes: several reviews describe confusion or frustration around estimates and added costs (including dental work and medication), while another review says the clinical treatment itself was good but pricing wasn’t made clear. - Species/handling concerns: one reviewer felt their rabbit wasn’t properly examined and another review alleges the vet “doesn’t seem to like cats,” while other reviewers report friendly nursing/reception staff.
Vets4Pets is a locally owned Vets4Pets practice (named on the website as locally owned, with practice owners/partners). It’s set up as a modern, well‑equipped small‑animal clinic with in‑house facilities (lab/pharmacy, digital X‑ray, ultrasound), an operating theatre and hospital ward, and it is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Decision‑relevant points owners mention in reviews include: - Same‑visit escalation from nurse to vet: one owner arrived for a nail clip, the nurse spotted a burst lump and arranged a vet appointment straight away, with cleaning, bandaging and antibiotics given. - Routine procedures discussed: vaccinations, neutering and spaying are specifically mentioned in reviews (experiences range from very positive to strongly negative). - Pricing and communication disputes: several reviews describe confusion or frustration around estimates and added costs (including dental work and medication), while another review says the clinical treatment itself was good but pricing wasn’t made clear. - Species/handling concerns: one reviewer felt their rabbit wasn’t properly examined and another review alleges the vet “doesn’t seem to like cats,” while other reviewers report friendly nursing/reception staff.
Kings Hill Veterinary Clinic
West Malling
Our Score (51/100)
Kings Hill Veterinary Clinic is a veterinary practice that’s also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. From the latest reviews available to us, it appears set up for general small-animal care, including managing ongoing conditions (ear allergies) and serious illness, and it has been involved in end-of-life care (euthanasia). Review experiences are mixed: some owners describe supportive care and thoughtful follow-up (including a condolence card after a pet was put to sleep), while others report refusals around appointments/services (e.g., not providing repeat ear treatment without a new appointment; allegedly refusing to scan a cat for a microchip) and front-desk/booking issues (overbooking, disagreements over what was booked).
Kings Hill Veterinary Clinic is a veterinary practice that’s also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. From the latest reviews available to us, it appears set up for general small-animal care, including managing ongoing conditions (ear allergies) and serious illness, and it has been involved in end-of-life care (euthanasia). Review experiences are mixed: some owners describe supportive care and thoughtful follow-up (including a condolence card after a pet was put to sleep), while others report refusals around appointments/services (e.g., not providing repeat ear treatment without a new appointment; allegedly refusing to scan a cat for a microchip) and front-desk/booking issues (overbooking, disagreements over what was booked).
Community Pet Clinic appears to operate as part of the Jollyes “Community Pet Clinic” service rather than an independent practice. Based on the information available, it’s primarily set up for preventative, appointment-based care—specifically vaccinations and microchipping—rather than a broad range of medical or surgical services. The clinic also states it provides out-of-hours support for adverse reactions to vaccinations (for concerns arising within 24 hours after a vaccination). Google shows a 4.0-star rating from 1 review, but there’s no written review detail available to explain what drove that score.
Community Pet Clinic appears to operate as part of the Jollyes “Community Pet Clinic” service rather than an independent practice. Based on the information available, it’s primarily set up for preventative, appointment-based care—specifically vaccinations and microchipping—rather than a broad range of medical or surgical services. The clinic also states it provides out-of-hours support for adverse reactions to vaccinations (for concerns arising within 24 hours after a vaccination). Google shows a 4.0-star rating from 1 review, but there’s no written review detail available to explain what drove that score.
No website summary, service list, or review/rating data was provided for Paws Crossing in the inputs, so it isn’t possible to describe what the clinic is set up for (e.g., routine care vs. surgery/dentistry, diagnostic capabilities, urgent-care arrangements) or what pet owners commonly experience there.
No website summary, service list, or review/rating data was provided for Paws Crossing in the inputs, so it isn’t possible to describe what the clinic is set up for (e.g., routine care vs. surgery/dentistry, diagnostic capabilities, urgent-care arrangements) or what pet owners commonly experience there.
Sandhole Veterinary Centre
Snodland
Our Score (81/100)
Sandhole Veterinary Centre is set up for day-to-day pet care as well as urgent situations, with emergency veterinary services listed in the clinic data and multiple recent reviews describing fast help when owners were worried (including being told to come in immediately and having a vet assess a dog at the car). The website also mentions disabled parking and easier access to reception and consulting rooms. Based on the latest written reviews available to us, owners most often describe: - rapid, practical support in emergencies (including end-of-life care) - clear explanations of options (notably for small pets like guinea pigs and birds) - admin that reduces friction (quick prescriptions are specifically mentioned)
Sandhole Veterinary Centre is set up for day-to-day pet care as well as urgent situations, with emergency veterinary services listed in the clinic data and multiple recent reviews describing fast help when owners were worried (including being told to come in immediately and having a vet assess a dog at the car). The website also mentions disabled parking and easier access to reception and consulting rooms. Based on the latest written reviews available to us, owners most often describe: - rapid, practical support in emergencies (including end-of-life care) - clear explanations of options (notably for small pets like guinea pigs and birds) - admin that reduces friction (quick prescriptions are specifically mentioned)