Cranbrook Vets Limited

Cranbrook Vets Limited presents itself as an independent clinic (not part of a corporate group in the information provided). The website describes care “across all stages” including routine check-ups, preventative care, hospitalisation, and emergency treatment, and reviews line up with that mix—ranging from puppy health checks to support for an older cat with chronic illnesses. Specifics owners mention include thorough, clearly explained consultations, gentle handling that keeps pets relaxed, and the practice taking in an injured wild bird (owl) brought in by a member of the public.

Services

Based on the website summary and the written reviews available

• •Routine check-ups / health checks (mentioned for both a puppy and a senior dog’s first visit).
• •Preventative care, including vaccinations and flea and tick prevention (listed on the site).
• •Hospitalisation (listed on the site as an option when closer monitoring is needed).
• •Emergency treatment when unexpected situations arise (stated on the site); one review describes a case where an elderly cat with chronic illness was treated and returned home.
• •Care for a found injured owl (from reviews; this indicates they will at least accept and help in that situation, though no formal wildlife service is described).
• •Veterinary Nurse Training facility (from structured clinic data).

Pricing

• •Consultations: £39 (site text captured in the website summary source).
• •Dental offer: £150 (marked with “Ts and Cs apply” in the site text captured).

People

• •Mandy (vet): named on the website as leading the clinic, and also named in reviews. Owners describe her as very thorough and say she explained everything clearly during a puppy health check; another first-visit review also highlights being talked through everything.

Reviews

Google rating: 5 stars from 9 reviews. “”

• •Owners repeatedly mention thorough examinations and being talked through/explained everything clearly.
• •Several reviews focus on gentle handling and calm pets, including a puppy staying relaxed throughout the appointment.
• •Examples of broader support include taking in an injured owl found on a road, and treating an elderly cat with chronic illnesses who returned home after care.
• •One reviewer notes the clinic saw their dog when their previous vet wouldn’t, and they switched their dog’s care over as a result.