Medivet Faversham

Medivet Faversham is part of the Medivet group (corporate). The clinic is set up for routine preventive care as well as more involved diagnostics and surgery, including minimally invasive “keyhole” procedures, with an in-house laboratory and imaging (X‑rays/ultrasound) listed on its site. It also states it holds the ISFM Silver Standard Cat‑Friendly Clinic Award and is a veterinary nurse training facility.

From the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention clear explanations of treatment and costs, good timekeeping, and calm handling of nervous pets. One review describes the team keeping the practice open past closing to allow an emergency euthanasia, with staff noted for compassionate support.

Services

Services and capabilities mentioned on the clinic website include

• •Vaccinations, parasite care, microchipping, and 15‑minute consultations
• •Neutering
• •Dentistry
• •Diagnostic testing and monitoring: in‑house laboratory, ECG
• •Imaging: X‑rays, ultrasound
• •Endoscopy
• •Surgery, including “keyhole surgery” (minimally invasive) and orthopaedics (listed as specialties)
• •Home visits
• •Out‑of‑hours care is stated as provided by Vets Now (as the clinic’s named out‑of‑hours provider)
• •Species listed on the site: cats, dogs, rabbits
• •Policy note on the site: bringing back unused medications for safe disposal

Pricing

• •Consultation fee from £296 (including VAT) (noted on the clinic’s website; prices stated as subject to change)

People

Staff members specifically named in reviews

• •Dr Caballero (vet) and Mia: praised for compassion during an emergency euthanasia; one owner says the practice stayed open past closing so they could arrive, and that the team supported both the pet and family through the process.
• •Victor: mentioned as “going above and beyond” while treating a young dog with a stick injury to the back of the throat; the owner reports thorough care and recovery progress.

Across multiple reviews, owners also describe vets/staff as not rushing appointments, explaining treatment plans and costs clearly, and being good with nervous dogs.

Reviews

4.8 stars from 224 reviews. - Clear, thorough explanations: owners mention being talked through treatment plans, follow‑up care, and costs before proceeding.

• •Calm, unrushed appointments and good timekeeping are repeatedly noted.
• •Handling of anxious pets: one owner specifically says their nervous terrier is managed well; another says their dog is not anxious because staff make a fuss of him.
• •Support in difficult moments: one review describes staff keeping the practice open past closing for an emergency euthanasia, with particular emphasis on compassionate, understanding communication.
• •New‑pet guidance: a review mentions getting “the right advice” for a new pet and finding the clinic’s healthcare plans “very helpful.”