Easipetcare

Easipetcare is part of the easipetcare group and treats cats and dogs. Based on its own service list, it’s set up for routine preventive care (vaccinations, parasite control), common procedures such as neutering and dental work, and ongoing support for older pets and weight management. Reviews describe both routine visits (health checks and vaccinations) and urgent same-day care (an “in hours emergency appointment” after a dog attack), with some owners praising clear explanations of “treatments and alternatives.” However, a minority of recent reviews report concerns about perceived upselling and poor empathy in a serious case, so experiences appear mixed depending on the clinician and situation.

Services

From the clinic website summary and recent reviews, services mentioned include

• •Vaccinations and health checks (including puppy first check and vaccinations)
• •Neutering
• •Flea & worm treatments
• •Dental care (“Dentals” listed on the site)
• •Senior pet care
• •Pet weight & obesity management
• •Travel-related advice (“Travelling pets advice” listed)
• •In-hours urgent/emergency appointments (described in a review for a dog attacked by another dog)
• •Ear problem assessment/treatment is referenced indirectly in a complaint review (discussion of checking the ear and prescribing ear drops; swab offered at extra cost)

Also listed in the clinic data: a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.

Pricing

The website mentions

• •“Wellness screening for only £60” (as an offer)
• •Payment option via Klarna (“allowing you more time to pay your vet bills”)
• •A Pet Health Club® Plus plan where “consultations [are] included as part of” the plan (no plan price given)

From reviews

• •One owner reports being told they “needed to pay £1.5k” during an emergency visit (context suggests this was for investigation/treatment options; the review describes the prices as “extortionate”).

People

Named in reviews

• •Judy (vet) – one reviewer specifically thanks her for “everything she’s done” and describes “amazing care” for their dog.
• •Antonio – credited by an owner of a dog with “Vet Phobia” for taking time to sit with the dog, calm him, talk through what’s happening, and make visits “much less stressful.”
• •Vet nurse (name not given) – praised in an urgent in-hours appointment for being “knowledgeable & reassuring,” explaining options clearly, and giving practical home-management advice after a dog attack.

Other staff

• •Reception team are repeatedly mentioned as welcoming, friendly, and helpful (for example, “friendly greeting” and being willing to answer questions).

Reviews

4.1 stars from 523 reviews. - Clear explanations are a recurring positive: owners mention treatments being explained along with alternatives, and options being talked through in urgent situations.

• •Handling anxious/nervous pets stands out in at least one detailed account (time spent calming a dog with vet phobia before proceeding).
• •In-hours urgent care is described positively in one case (dog attack), including reassurance and practical aftercare advice.
• •Negative experiences are also reported: one owner felt a recurring ear issue wasn’t properly examined and interpreted an extra-cost swab as upselling; another describes a serious cat visit where they felt pushed toward euthanasia with poor empathy and high costs, though they also note better support from two other team members.