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Thanet Vets is a small-animal practice that also operates as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews repeatedly describe vets who explain conditions and options clearly (including a “very thorough” consult for a dog vomiting blood) and a practice culture of not pushing treatment “for the sake of it.” Owners also mention routine check-ups, swiftly getting an appointment when another clinic was closed, and supportive care through end-of-life euthanasia.
Thanet Vets is a small-animal practice that also operates as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews repeatedly describe vets who explain conditions and options clearly (including a “very thorough” consult for a dog vomiting blood) and a practice culture of not pushing treatment “for the sake of it.” Owners also mention routine check-ups, swiftly getting an appointment when another clinic was closed, and supportive care through end-of-life euthanasia.
Medivet - 24 Hour Dartford
Dartford
Our Score (91/100)
Medivet - 24 Hour Dartford is part of the Medivet group and is set up for both routine appointments and round-the-clock emergencies, including intensive care. The website lists on-site facilities like an in-house laboratory and an orthopaedic theatre, alongside diagnostics such as ECG and endoscopy. Recent reviews repeatedly mention being able to get an emergency appointment quickly and being seen late in the evening, plus in-clinic treatment for issues like a deep paw cut, vomiting (with admission and sedation to check the throat), and a heart scan. Feedback on front-desk experience is mixed: some praise calm, helpful reception support, while one recent review describes an unprofessional phone interaction.
Medivet - 24 Hour Dartford is part of the Medivet group and is set up for both routine appointments and round-the-clock emergencies, including intensive care. The website lists on-site facilities like an in-house laboratory and an orthopaedic theatre, alongside diagnostics such as ECG and endoscopy. Recent reviews repeatedly mention being able to get an emergency appointment quickly and being seen late in the evening, plus in-clinic treatment for issues like a deep paw cut, vomiting (with admission and sedation to check the throat), and a heart scan. Feedback on front-desk experience is mixed: some praise calm, helpful reception support, while one recent review describes an unprofessional phone interaction.
Our Score (90/100)
Little Hoppers Animal Hospital Group is described on its website as an independent veterinary group (established March 2020) with multiple branches. Based on the website and reviews, this clinic looks set up for routine care (vaccines, neutering, dentistry) as well as more complex work (advanced surgery and complex diagnostics are listed on the site, and owners describe “complex surgery” and dental procedures in reviews). Practical details owners repeatedly mention include online booking, appointments usually running within ~10 minutes, and clear cost discussions upfront (including a “max cost” estimate that one owner said ultimately came in lower).
Little Hoppers Animal Hospital Group is described on its website as an independent veterinary group (established March 2020) with multiple branches. Based on the website and reviews, this clinic looks set up for routine care (vaccines, neutering, dentistry) as well as more complex work (advanced surgery and complex diagnostics are listed on the site, and owners describe “complex surgery” and dental procedures in reviews). Practical details owners repeatedly mention include online booking, appointments usually running within ~10 minutes, and clear cost discussions upfront (including a “max cost” estimate that one owner said ultimately came in lower).
Our Score (90/100)
Medivet Ashford Middlesex / Redleaves Veterinary Centre is part of the Medivet group. Based on the information available, the practice appears set up for both routine care (health checks) and urgent/same-day needs (emergency appointments), with escalation to advanced diagnostics and referral when required. In recent reviews, owners describe quick booking for emergencies, clear explanations during consultations, and thoughtful end-of-life support (including returning paw prints and a lock of fur after a pet died). One owner also credits the head vet, Sophie, with rapid action that led to an emergency CT scan and referral, followed by recovery after a median sternotomy.
Medivet Ashford Middlesex / Redleaves Veterinary Centre is part of the Medivet group. Based on the information available, the practice appears set up for both routine care (health checks) and urgent/same-day needs (emergency appointments), with escalation to advanced diagnostics and referral when required. In recent reviews, owners describe quick booking for emergencies, clear explanations during consultations, and thoughtful end-of-life support (including returning paw prints and a lock of fur after a pet died). One owner also credits the head vet, Sophie, with rapid action that led to an emergency CT scan and referral, followed by recovery after a median sternotomy.
Faversham Veterinary Clinic
Faversham
Our Score (90/100)
Faversham Veterinary Clinic describes itself as an independent, family-run practice (not part of a corporate group) and promotes membership-style plans aimed at reducing out-of-pocket costs for routine and in-house care. The clinic lists in-house surgery, X‑rays/ultrasound, and lab tests on its website, and reviews mention routine procedures like injections/vaccinations and a spay, including one case where a dog was kept overnight for extra reassurance. Recent feedback is mostly positive about how the team handles nervous or energetic dogs, but one recent reviewer objected to being made to wait outside and not meeting the vet during vaccinations.
Faversham Veterinary Clinic describes itself as an independent, family-run practice (not part of a corporate group) and promotes membership-style plans aimed at reducing out-of-pocket costs for routine and in-house care. The clinic lists in-house surgery, X‑rays/ultrasound, and lab tests on its website, and reviews mention routine procedures like injections/vaccinations and a spay, including one case where a dog was kept overnight for extra reassurance. Recent feedback is mostly positive about how the team handles nervous or energetic dogs, but one recent reviewer objected to being made to wait outside and not meeting the vet during vaccinations.
The Sevenoaks Veterinary Surgery
Sevenoaks
Our Score (90/100)
The Sevenoaks Veterinary Surgery is part of the Meopham Vets group, working alongside a connected veterinary hospital that provides 24-hour emergency cover year-round. The practice is set up for small animals (dogs, cats and rabbits), with both routine care and advanced diagnostics/treatments listed on its site (including CT scanning, endoscopy, and orthopaedic surgery). In the latest reviews, owners most often describe: - clear, detailed explanations of options and aftercare (including medication instructions and recheck plans) - support through end-of-life decisions (guidance around euthanasia and bereavement) - practical access to care when it matters (same-day appointment for a “poorly dog” mentioned) - a focus on treatment choices that consider cost implications, rather than “pushing” expensive options (as described by reviewers)
The Sevenoaks Veterinary Surgery is part of the Meopham Vets group, working alongside a connected veterinary hospital that provides 24-hour emergency cover year-round. The practice is set up for small animals (dogs, cats and rabbits), with both routine care and advanced diagnostics/treatments listed on its site (including CT scanning, endoscopy, and orthopaedic surgery). In the latest reviews, owners most often describe: - clear, detailed explanations of options and aftercare (including medication instructions and recheck plans) - support through end-of-life decisions (guidance around euthanasia and bereavement) - practical access to care when it matters (same-day appointment for a “poorly dog” mentioned) - a focus on treatment choices that consider cost implications, rather than “pushing” expensive options (as described by reviewers)
Pennard Vets Langley Park is an independent, employee-owned practice that says it’s part of an employee-owned veterinary group. The website highlights stress-free / Positive Pet accreditation, online booking, virtual consults, and that it handles its own out-of-hours work so clients “will always see a familiar face.” From the latest reviews, owners most often describe easy access to care, including same-day appointments being made available when problems come up. Several reviews also give concrete examples of what they were treated for (e.g., spay surgery with ongoing updates, stomach issues, itchy skin, and a leg injury), and one owner mentions being taught how to drain a dog’s anal glands to reduce repeat visits. A small note of inconsistency: one review praises reception, while another says reception “are not brilliant.”
Pennard Vets Langley Park is an independent, employee-owned practice that says it’s part of an employee-owned veterinary group. The website highlights stress-free / Positive Pet accreditation, online booking, virtual consults, and that it handles its own out-of-hours work so clients “will always see a familiar face.” From the latest reviews, owners most often describe easy access to care, including same-day appointments being made available when problems come up. Several reviews also give concrete examples of what they were treated for (e.g., spay surgery with ongoing updates, stomach issues, itchy skin, and a leg injury), and one owner mentions being taught how to drain a dog’s anal glands to reduce repeat visits. A small note of inconsistency: one review praises reception, while another says reception “are not brilliant.”
Olive Tree Veterinary Surgery describes itself as an independent clinic for companion animals, with facilities that include a separate feline waiting area, three consultation rooms, and two operating theatres. Based on both the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine consults alongside procedures such as neutering/spaying, dentistry, and orthopaedics, and it also offers an out-of-hours emergency service (as stated on the website). Recent reviewers repeatedly mention clear explanations of costs and options (“prices… explained” and being “walked through the whole thing start to finish”), plus practical offerings like home visits (including at-home euthanasia) and flexibility around feral cat neutering without requiring multiple fixed appointments.
Olive Tree Veterinary Surgery describes itself as an independent clinic for companion animals, with facilities that include a separate feline waiting area, three consultation rooms, and two operating theatres. Based on both the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine consults alongside procedures such as neutering/spaying, dentistry, and orthopaedics, and it also offers an out-of-hours emergency service (as stated on the website). Recent reviewers repeatedly mention clear explanations of costs and options (“prices… explained” and being “walked through the whole thing start to finish”), plus practical offerings like home visits (including at-home euthanasia) and flexibility around feral cat neutering without requiring multiple fixed appointments.
Pennard Vets Allington is part of the independent, employee-owned Pennard Vets group. The website highlights a “Stress-free and Positive Pet” accreditation and says the practice handles its own out-of-hours work so clients see a familiar face. From the latest reviews, this branch appears set up for long-term general practice care for dogs and cats, with particular emphasis on calm handling and time spent explaining options. Owners give concrete examples such as one-to-one confidence-building sessions with a vet nurse for a very nervous dog, and vets taking time to answer questions and talk through choices. One recent reviewer was happy with the appointment but felt the cost was high (£93 for a 10-minute consultation plus eye drops).
Pennard Vets Allington is part of the independent, employee-owned Pennard Vets group. The website highlights a “Stress-free and Positive Pet” accreditation and says the practice handles its own out-of-hours work so clients see a familiar face. From the latest reviews, this branch appears set up for long-term general practice care for dogs and cats, with particular emphasis on calm handling and time spent explaining options. Owners give concrete examples such as one-to-one confidence-building sessions with a vet nurse for a very nervous dog, and vets taking time to answer questions and talk through choices. One recent reviewer was happy with the appointment but felt the cost was high (£93 for a 10-minute consultation plus eye drops).
Pennard Vets Borough Green is part of the Pennard Vet Group (described in one review as employee-owned) and is set up as a small practice backed by a larger team for procedures and urgent care. The website lists a wide range of small-animal services (including in-house lab work), and owners most often mention practical, low-stress handling—especially for anxious or skittish pets—plus clear options rather than being pushed into one route. Concrete specifics owners mention include: staff giving nervous animals time to settle before examining them; nail clipping done in a way that keeps a typically sensitive greyhound calm (treats, getting down to the dog’s level); support during end-of-life situations; and help getting first vaccinations and pet-club registration sorted promptly.
Pennard Vets Borough Green is part of the Pennard Vet Group (described in one review as employee-owned) and is set up as a small practice backed by a larger team for procedures and urgent care. The website lists a wide range of small-animal services (including in-house lab work), and owners most often mention practical, low-stress handling—especially for anxious or skittish pets—plus clear options rather than being pushed into one route. Concrete specifics owners mention include: staff giving nervous animals time to settle before examining them; nail clipping done in a way that keeps a typically sensitive greyhound calm (treats, getting down to the dog’s level); support during end-of-life situations; and help getting first vaccinations and pet-club registration sorted promptly.