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Tonbridge Veterinary Surgery
Tonbridge
Our Score (79/100)
Tonbridge Veterinary Surgery appears to operate as part of the Meopham Vets group (the website references the “Meopham site” as the hospital base). The practice is set up for routine care (vaccinations, microchipping, nurse clinics) as well as more advanced diagnostics and procedures (CT scanning, endoscopy, orthopaedic surgery, laparoscopic spays).
Tonbridge Veterinary Surgery appears to operate as part of the Meopham Vets group (the website references the “Meopham site” as the hospital base). The practice is set up for routine care (vaccinations, microchipping, nurse clinics) as well as more advanced diagnostics and procedures (CT scanning, endoscopy, orthopaedic surgery, laparoscopic spays).
White Mill Veterinary Centre
Sandwich
Our Score (79/100)
White Mill Veterinary Centre is the trading name of Sandwich Veterinary Centre Ltd (per the clinic website). The practice describes itself as long-established and well-equipped, offering medical, surgical and diagnostic care plus after-care, and it treats a wide mix of species (including dogs, cats, small furries, reptiles, caged birds, farm animals and equine).
White Mill Veterinary Centre is the trading name of Sandwich Veterinary Centre Ltd (per the clinic website). The practice describes itself as long-established and well-equipped, offering medical, surgical and diagnostic care plus after-care, and it treats a wide mix of species (including dogs, cats, small furries, reptiles, caged birds, farm animals and equine).
Margate PDSA Pet Clinic
Margate
Our Score (78/100)
Margate PDSA Pet Clinic is part of the PDSA charity and is set up to provide free and low‑cost veterinary care for pets in need (including paid treatment at reduced cost, as described by reviewers). In recent reviews, owners mention surgical care with same‑day discharge (“operation… out the same day”), longer-term treatment for conditions like arthritis, and support through complex orthopaedic issues (cruciate ligament injuries) and end‑of‑life care. A minority of feedback raises a practical access issue: one reviewer says they were refused help due to an “out of area” rule.
Margate PDSA Pet Clinic is part of the PDSA charity and is set up to provide free and low‑cost veterinary care for pets in need (including paid treatment at reduced cost, as described by reviewers). In recent reviews, owners mention surgical care with same‑day discharge (“operation… out the same day”), longer-term treatment for conditions like arthritis, and support through complex orthopaedic issues (cruciate ligament injuries) and end‑of‑life care. A minority of feedback raises a practical access issue: one reviewer says they were refused help due to an “out of area” rule.
Shrubbery Veterinary Centre
Gravesend
Our Score (77/100)
Shrubbery Veterinary Centre is an independent veterinary practice (no corporate group mentioned on its website) and says it has been providing veterinary care for over 60 years. The clinic describes itself as well-equipped with a large group of clinicians with different skills, and it is an accredited veterinary nurse training practice. It also states it provides emergency care 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
Shrubbery Veterinary Centre is an independent veterinary practice (no corporate group mentioned on its website) and says it has been providing veterinary care for over 60 years. The clinic describes itself as well-equipped with a large group of clinicians with different skills, and it is an accredited veterinary nurse training practice. It also states it provides emergency care 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
The Shreen Veterinary Group
Gillingham
Our Score (77/100)
The Shreen Veterinary Group offers routine pet healthcare (consultations, vaccinations, neutering, microchipping, dental care and nail clipping) plus emergency care, and lists support for a range of small pets including cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and hamsters. The website also references a Pet Health Club® proactive healthcare plan, and one owner specifically mentions being “on a pet plan” for included treatments.
The Shreen Veterinary Group offers routine pet healthcare (consultations, vaccinations, neutering, microchipping, dental care and nail clipping) plus emergency care, and lists support for a range of small pets including cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and hamsters. The website also references a Pet Health Club® proactive healthcare plan, and one owner specifically mentions being “on a pet plan” for included treatments.
Sittingbourne Vets4Pets Ltd
Sittingbourne
Our Score (76/100)
Sittingbourne Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group (the website describes practices as “locally owned”). Based on the information available, the clinic appears set up for routine small‑animal care and common procedures such as neutering, as well as urgent cases via an out‑of‑hours provider. Owners mention practical touches like WhatsApp updates during a neutering stay, and follow-up planning such as crate rest advice and a suggested recheck after an X‑ray.
Sittingbourne Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group (the website describes practices as “locally owned”). Based on the information available, the clinic appears set up for routine small‑animal care and common procedures such as neutering, as well as urgent cases via an out‑of‑hours provider. Owners mention practical touches like WhatsApp updates during a neutering stay, and follow-up planning such as crate rest advice and a suggested recheck after an X‑ray.
Our Score (76/100)
Barrow Hill Veterinary Group Ltd is an RCVS-accredited vet centre with “state of the art facilities” and a team described on its site as experienced vets, nurses and support staff. The clinic says that, due to a shortage of veterinary surgeons, its out-of-hours emergency care and overnight inpatient care have been transferred to VetsNow (including Sundays and bank holidays).
Barrow Hill Veterinary Group Ltd is an RCVS-accredited vet centre with “state of the art facilities” and a team described on its site as experienced vets, nurses and support staff. The clinic says that, due to a shortage of veterinary surgeons, its out-of-hours emergency care and overnight inpatient care have been transferred to VetsNow (including Sundays and bank holidays).
Companion Care (Chatham) Ltd
Chatham
Our Score (75/100)
- •Dentistry and dental imaging (dentistry, dental x‑ray; review mentions two upper canine teeth removed)
- •Surgery
- •Soft tissue surgery
- •Orthopaedics, including cruciate surgery
- •Anaesthesia and an operating theatre
- •Diagnostics and imaging (in-house)
- •Digital x‑ray, ultrasound, echocardiography
- •In-house laboratory testing: biochemistry, haematology, electrolyte testing
- •Blood pressure monitoring
- •Tonopen eye pressure testing
- •Inpatient facilities: hospital ward and isolation unit
- •Preventive and routine care: microchipping, nurse clinics, weight clinic, nutritional advice, prescriptions
- •Species/case types listed on the site
- •Small animals, reptiles, and exotic pets
- •Specific interests listed: small mammals, tortoises, rabbit dentistry and surgery, feline medicine
- •Bereavement support (listed on the website)
- •Health plans (listed on the website; details/prices not provided in the inputs)
- •Dentistry and dental imaging (dentistry, dental x‑ray; review mentions two upper canine teeth removed)
- •Surgery
- •Soft tissue surgery
- •Orthopaedics, including cruciate surgery
- •Anaesthesia and an operating theatre
- •Diagnostics and imaging (in-house)
- •Digital x‑ray, ultrasound, echocardiography
- •In-house laboratory testing: biochemistry, haematology, electrolyte testing
- •Blood pressure monitoring
- •Tonopen eye pressure testing
- •Inpatient facilities: hospital ward and isolation unit
- •Preventive and routine care: microchipping, nurse clinics, weight clinic, nutritional advice, prescriptions
- •Species/case types listed on the site
- •Small animals, reptiles, and exotic pets
- •Specific interests listed: small mammals, tortoises, rabbit dentistry and surgery, feline medicine
- •Bereavement support (listed on the website)
- •Health plans (listed on the website; details/prices not provided in the inputs)
Lady Dane Vets LLP
Faversham
Our Score (75/100)
Lady Dane Vets LLP is an RCVS-accredited veterinary practice that offers a Pet Health Club® Plus plan (with consultations included) and is listed as providing emergency veterinary services and functioning as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe routine appointments (including cat consults) and travel paperwork (a travel health certificate appointment was mentioned). Several owners specifically mention vet advice and handling: one client highlighted “holistic” options offered before medication, and another said their “not the best behaved” cats were handled confidently.
Lady Dane Vets LLP is an RCVS-accredited veterinary practice that offers a Pet Health Club® Plus plan (with consultations included) and is listed as providing emergency veterinary services and functioning as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe routine appointments (including cat consults) and travel paperwork (a travel health certificate appointment was mentioned). Several owners specifically mention vet advice and handling: one client highlighted “holistic” options offered before medication, and another said their “not the best behaved” cats were handled confidently.
Elham Valley Referrals
Canterbury
Our Score (75/100)
Elham Valley Referrals is an independent practice focused on veterinary ophthalmology (animal eye conditions), with a stated 24-hour emergency and out-of-hours service for eye cases. Based on the website and reviews, it’s set up for specialist diagnostics and eye surgery rather than routine primary-care work: examples mentioned include cataract surgery and corneal graft procedures. Reviewers repeatedly describe very thorough examinations, and several give outcome-focused updates (for example, an ulcer treated with eye debridement healing fully; cataract surgery leading to improved vision).
Elham Valley Referrals is an independent practice focused on veterinary ophthalmology (animal eye conditions), with a stated 24-hour emergency and out-of-hours service for eye cases. Based on the website and reviews, it’s set up for specialist diagnostics and eye surgery rather than routine primary-care work: examples mentioned include cataract surgery and corneal graft procedures. Reviewers repeatedly describe very thorough examinations, and several give outcome-focused updates (for example, an ulcer treated with eye debridement healing fully; cataract surgery leading to improved vision).