About Veterinary Care in Margate
This guide helps pet owners compare local veterinary options in Margate, Kent based on services, animal coverage, and availability. Whether you need routine care or emergency services, understanding the local offerings can help ensure your pet receives the best care possible.
Top-rated veterinary clinics in Margate
There are 3 veterinary clinics in Margate, with an average Google rating of 4.7★. These clinics treat dogs and cats, with no services for farm or large animals. Only one clinic offers emergency or out-of-hours care, and there is no 24-hour veterinary cover locally. The clinics in Margate are primarily companion-animal focused. With a total of 1040 reviews across all clinics, pet owners can rely on a substantial amount of feedback to inform their choices. Two clinics in the area offer veterinary nurse training, indicating a commitment to high standards and ongoing education.
Best Rated Veterinary Clinics in Margate, Kent
Top-ranked veterinary practices based on quality, service, and customer reviews
Vintage Veterinary Practice describes itself as an independent clinic (not part of a named corporate group). The website highlights an in‑house laboratory and lists surgery types including BOAS and C‑sections, and recent reviews strongly echo that it’s set up for breeding/reproductive work and surgical care as well as ongoing support. Concrete examples owners mention include: - Planned C‑section support with timing and outcomes discussed (“timed everything perfectly” and both mum and puppy doing well). - Neutering/spay procedures described as going smoothly. - Overnight care for a cat after a road traffic accident, with the owner contrasting this with other vets advising euthanasia. - Follow-up and ongoing help, including “non stop help along the way” for raising pups and “exemplary follow up care” after stitches under anaesthesia.
Vintage Veterinary Practice describes itself as an independent clinic (not part of a named corporate group). The website highlights an in‑house laboratory and lists surgery types including BOAS and C‑sections, and recent reviews strongly echo that it’s set up for breeding/reproductive work and surgical care as well as ongoing support. Concrete examples owners mention include: - Planned C‑section support with timing and outcomes discussed (“timed everything perfectly” and both mum and puppy doing well). - Neutering/spay procedures described as going smoothly. - Overnight care for a cat after a road traffic accident, with the owner contrasting this with other vets advising euthanasia. - Follow-up and ongoing help, including “non stop help along the way” for raising pups and “exemplary follow up care” after stitches under anaesthesia.
Thanet Vets is a small-animal practice that also operates as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews repeatedly describe vets who explain conditions and options clearly (including a “very thorough” consult for a dog vomiting blood) and a practice culture of not pushing treatment “for the sake of it.” Owners also mention routine check-ups, swiftly getting an appointment when another clinic was closed, and supportive care through end-of-life euthanasia.
Thanet Vets is a small-animal practice that also operates as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews repeatedly describe vets who explain conditions and options clearly (including a “very thorough” consult for a dog vomiting blood) and a practice culture of not pushing treatment “for the sake of it.” Owners also mention routine check-ups, swiftly getting an appointment when another clinic was closed, and supportive care through end-of-life euthanasia.
Margate PDSA Pet Clinic is part of the PDSA charity and is set up to provide free and low‑cost veterinary care for pets in need (including paid treatment at reduced cost, as described by reviewers). In recent reviews, owners mention surgical care with same‑day discharge (“operation… out the same day”), longer-term treatment for conditions like arthritis, and support through complex orthopaedic issues (cruciate ligament injuries) and end‑of‑life care. A minority of feedback raises a practical access issue: one reviewer says they were refused help due to an “out of area” rule.
Margate PDSA Pet Clinic is part of the PDSA charity and is set up to provide free and low‑cost veterinary care for pets in need (including paid treatment at reduced cost, as described by reviewers). In recent reviews, owners mention surgical care with same‑day discharge (“operation… out the same day”), longer-term treatment for conditions like arthritis, and support through complex orthopaedic issues (cruciate ligament injuries) and end‑of‑life care. A minority of feedback raises a practical access issue: one reviewer says they were refused help due to an “out of area” rule.
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Best Emergency Vets
1 clinic
24-hour and emergency veterinary care in the local area.
Best Dog & Cat Vets
3 clinics
Small animal vets for dogs, cats and companion vets
Best Specialist Vets
3 clinics
Advanced care, referral centres and specialised services
Best Farm Vets
1 clinic
Large animal vets for livestock, horses and farm animals
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