Maison Dieu Vets

Maison Dieu Vets is a small-animal practice (established in the late 1990s) that appears to be part of the CVS Group (their contact email uses the cvs.com domain). The practice lists in-house diagnostics (including an in-house lab, X-ray and ultrasound) and offers a broad mix of routine care and procedures—owners specifically mention dental work and end-of-life care in reviews. Recent reviews are mostly positive about compassion during euthanasia appointments and willingness to work to a budget for dentistry, but one reviewer raises a serious concern about a lump being described as a cyst years earlier and later found to be cancerous, with knock-on worries about insurance.

Concrete specifics supported by the site/reviews

• •In-house lab, X-ray and ultrasound listed on the website.
• •Dentistry is offered, and owners mention teeth work being done while “sticking to my budget.”
• •Pet travel documentation is offered; one reviewer describes being invited in to review paperwork together for an AHC certificate.
• •Multiple reviews describe calm, empathetic euthanasia support and a peaceful process.

Services

Services and capabilities mentioned on the clinic website and in reviews include

• •General consultations and vaccinations
• •Dentistry (owners mention dental treatment for a dog’s teeth)
• •Diagnostic tests & imaging, including X-ray and ultrasound, plus an in-house lab
• •Surgery and neutering
• •Microchipping
• •Parasite control
• •Nurse clinics, including six-month health checks and blood pressure checks
• •Grooming & nail clipping and anal sac expression
• •Acupuncture
• •Home visits
• •Pet travel documentation (including AHC paperwork mentioned in a review)
• •Referral services listed on the website: orthopaedic surgery referral service and cardiology referral service
• •Species treated (as listed on the website): dogs, cats, rabbits and a wide range of small pets and exotics (including reptiles and birds)

Emergency care (as stated on the website): emergencies are handled by the practice during normal hours; out of hours, clients are directed to MiNightVet.

People

• •Grace (vet) – named in a review for being “kind, caring and gentle” during a euthanasia appointment, helping a family through a difficult decision.
• •Lorraine (receptionist) – mentioned alongside Grace for showing compassion during the same end-of-life visit.
• •Caroline – credited in a review with an empathetic, patient euthanasia process described as completely peaceful and without stress for an elderly dog (the accompanying staff member wasn’t named).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.4 stars from 181 reviews.

• •End-of-life care is repeatedly highlighted: several reviews describe euthanasia appointments as gentle, unhurried, and focused on keeping the pet calm and the process peaceful.
• •Budget-aware dentistry is mentioned: one owner says their dog’s teeth were treated and the practice “stuck to my budget.”
• •Paperwork support for travel is a specific plus: one reviewer describes clear explanations and being invited in to go through AHC documentation together.
• •A serious negative clinical concern appears in one review: a dog’s lump was reportedly dismissed as a cyst years earlier and later found to be cancerous; the reviewer also worries this could complicate insurance due to prior notes in records.