Medivet Gravesend

Medivet Gravesend is part of the Medivet network and is a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on the information available, it appears set up for everyday vet care with the ability to escalate to 24/7 emergency support via Medivet’s out-of-hours service (with a stated nationwide fee of £130 for consultations between 7pm and 9am).

Across recent reviews, owners repeatedly mention

• •being able to get appointments quickly, including being “fit in” when a pet needs to be seen sooner
• •staff taking extra time with anxious animals (one owner described a “nervous rescue” being put at ease)
• •pets being handled in a way that makes visits easier over time (cats reportedly calmer despite exams and injections)
• •a clean, “spotless” practice environment

The clinic website also referenced a FREE Mobility Pain Check promotion (time-limited, stated as running until 30 November).

Services

Services and care mentioned in available sources include

• •24/7 emergency care (via Medivet out-of-hours service): nationwide consultation fee stated for 7pm–9am periods (see Pricing).
• •Mobility assessment: a FREE Mobility Pain Check promotion is referenced on the website (time-limited offer as stated).
• •General consultations / routine clinical checks: reviews mention pets being weighed, having temperature taken, and receiving injections during visits.
• •Behaviour/handling support for anxious pets: reviews describe staff being patient with a nervous rescue dog and cats becoming calmer over repeated visits.

Pricing

• •Emergency/out-of-hours consultation fee: £130 (stated as a nationwide consultation fee for appointments between 7pm and 9am).
• •FREE Mobility Pain Check: referenced on the clinic website as a promotion (stated as running until 30 November).

People

• •Nigel (vet, role not explicitly stated but referenced as clinically experienced): one reviewer described him as “very experienced,” alongside reporting long-term care for an elderly cat and continued use of the practice for their dog.
• •Reception team (not named): multiple reviewers specifically call out reception staff being helpful and kind, including helping owners through the visit from start to finish.
• •Wider clinical team (not individually named): repeatedly described as patient with nervous animals—examples include putting a nervous rescue dog at ease and handling cats through exams/injections in a way that left them more relaxed on subsequent visits.

Reviews

4.8 stars from 258 reviews. - Access to appointments when it matters: owners mention quick appointments and being fitted in when a pet should be seen sooner.

• •Gentle handling and calm visits: examples include a nervous rescue dog being settled, and cats staying calmer over time despite being weighed, having temperatures taken, and receiving injections.
• •Friendly, pet-focused interactions: several reviews mention staff making a fuss of dogs in the waiting area and pets appearing happy to go in.
• •Practice environment: one reviewer explicitly describes the practice as “spotless.”