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Vets Now Barton le Clay is part of the Vets Now group and is set up specifically for emergency/out‑of‑hours pet care, including the option of video consultations via the wider Vets Now service. Recent reviews describe urgent, practical interventions (for example, flushing a blocked urinary catheter and draining a bladder) and end‑of‑life support where owners were given time to say goodbye. Several reviewers mention being seen quickly and getting clear explanations during stressful visits.
Vets Now Barton le Clay is part of the Vets Now group and is set up specifically for emergency/out‑of‑hours pet care, including the option of video consultations via the wider Vets Now service. Recent reviews describe urgent, practical interventions (for example, flushing a blocked urinary catheter and draining a bladder) and end‑of‑life support where owners were given time to say goodbye. Several reviewers mention being seen quickly and getting clear explanations during stressful visits.
Happy Cats Clinic Ltd
Biggleswade
Our Score (66/100)
Happy Cats Clinic Ltd is an independent, cat-only veterinary practice offering both clinic appointments and mobile/home visits (the website describes travel in an electric vehicle) and describes an environmentally conscious approach. The clinic is ISFM Gold accredited (as stated on the website). In reviews, owners repeatedly highlight that the cat-only setup reduces stress (no dogs; “quiet” atmosphere; Feliway plug-ins mentioned) and that the team takes time to explain options clearly and communicate well.
Happy Cats Clinic Ltd is an independent, cat-only veterinary practice offering both clinic appointments and mobile/home visits (the website describes travel in an electric vehicle) and describes an environmentally conscious approach. The clinic is ISFM Gold accredited (as stated on the website). In reviews, owners repeatedly highlight that the cat-only setup reduces stress (no dogs; “quiet” atmosphere; Feliway plug-ins mentioned) and that the team takes time to explain options clearly and communicate well.
Quantock Veterinary Surgery is a long-established practice (operating since 1985) with a branch surgery linked to a hospital facility. The website states 24-hour care is available via its “state-of-the-art” hospital, suggesting it’s set up to support cases beyond routine appointments when needed. In recent reviews, owners describe consultations where the vet took “plenty of time,” handled pets gently, and the team supported them “especially in difficult times.” Routine preventative care is also specifically mentioned, including annual cat vaccinations alongside a thorough health check.
Quantock Veterinary Surgery is a long-established practice (operating since 1985) with a branch surgery linked to a hospital facility. The website states 24-hour care is available via its “state-of-the-art” hospital, suggesting it’s set up to support cases beyond routine appointments when needed. In recent reviews, owners describe consultations where the vet took “plenty of time,” handled pets gently, and the team supported them “especially in difficult times.” Routine preventative care is also specifically mentioned, including annual cat vaccinations alongside a thorough health check.
Our Score (60/100)
- •Multiple owners describe clear, detailed explanations of what would happen during visits, and positive experiences after appointments (e.g., a “happy dog”). - Several reviews mention the breadth of staff roles involved (including hydrotherapists), and being treated “as individuals.”
- •One negative review reports a booking/age mix-up for a puppy vaccination, followed by an unexpected higher charge and an unsuccessful attempt to obtain a refund; this conflicts with the predominantly positive service experiences reported elsewhere.
- •Multiple owners describe clear, detailed explanations of what would happen during visits, and positive experiences after appointments (e.g., a “happy dog”). - Several reviews mention the breadth of staff roles involved (including hydrotherapists), and being treated “as individuals.”
- •One negative review reports a booking/age mix-up for a puppy vaccination, followed by an unexpected higher charge and an unsuccessful attempt to obtain a refund; this conflicts with the predominantly positive service experiences reported elsewhere.
Our Score (60/100)
Meadowbrook Equine Clinic is an equine practice with emergency veterinary services listed in its clinic data. The clinic website currently provides minimal detail (it states the site is undergoing maintenance), so the clearest picture of day-to-day care comes from reviews—particularly repeated mentions of a vet named Gethin.
Meadowbrook Equine Clinic is an equine practice with emergency veterinary services listed in its clinic data. The clinic website currently provides minimal detail (it states the site is undergoing maintenance), so the clearest picture of day-to-day care comes from reviews—particularly repeated mentions of a vet named Gethin.
Our Score (57/100)
Emergency/out-of-hours: the website says out-of-hours/emergency treatment is provided at the Bedford branch.
Emergency/out-of-hours: the website says out-of-hours/emergency treatment is provided at the Bedford branch.
Hunt's Veterinary Clinics appears to operate as part of the Vets4Pets group (the listed website is vet4pets.co.uk). Based on client accounts, this practice is commonly used for routine care (puppy support, check-ups, injections) and minor same-day concerns (for example, a suspected tick removal close to closing time). Reviews also describe diagnostic work for lumps (needle sampling and lab testing) and onward referral for surgery—though one owner reports a serious breakdown in expectations around lump management and surgery arrangements.
Hunt's Veterinary Clinics appears to operate as part of the Vets4Pets group (the listed website is vet4pets.co.uk). Based on client accounts, this practice is commonly used for routine care (puppy support, check-ups, injections) and minor same-day concerns (for example, a suspected tick removal close to closing time). Reviews also describe diagnostic work for lumps (needle sampling and lab testing) and onward referral for surgery—though one owner reports a serious breakdown in expectations around lump management and surgery arrangements.
Our Score (46/100)
LLM Farm Vets is part of Vetpartners Practices Ltd and, according to its website, is a farm-only veterinary practice established in 1999, focused on supporting dairy, beef, and sheep clients with an emphasis on livestock performance and profitability. Reviews commonly describe friendly, helpful staff, and one reviewer specifically mentions on-farm care plus educational courses run through the practice. One review also describes it as “a great place to take my pet,” which doesn’t match the website’s “farm-only” positioning.
LLM Farm Vets is part of Vetpartners Practices Ltd and, according to its website, is a farm-only veterinary practice established in 1999, focused on supporting dairy, beef, and sheep clients with an emphasis on livestock performance and profitability. Reviews commonly describe friendly, helpful staff, and one reviewer specifically mentions on-farm care plus educational courses run through the practice. One review also describes it as “a great place to take my pet,” which doesn’t match the website’s “farm-only” positioning.
Community Pet Clinic operates under the Jollyes brand (website and email domain) and appears primarily set up for straightforward preventative care rather than complex casework. Based on the clinic’s own service information, it focuses on
- •Vaccinations administered alongside vet advice (described as delivered by “qualified vets”). - Microchipping, framed around pet safety and identification.
Community Pet Clinic operates under the Jollyes brand (website and email domain) and appears primarily set up for straightforward preventative care rather than complex casework. Based on the clinic’s own service information, it focuses on
- •Vaccinations administered alongside vet advice (described as delivered by “qualified vets”). - Microchipping, framed around pet safety and identification.
Vets 2 Your Pets is a mobile, home-visit veterinary service. Based on its website, it’s set up for routine and planned care delivered at home—including vaccinations/boosters, microchipping, parasite treatments, and health checks—as well as at-home euthanasia. It also offers telemedicine out-of-hours support, but does not provide emergency home call-outs; emergencies are instead referred to partner practices.
Vets 2 Your Pets is a mobile, home-visit veterinary service. Based on its website, it’s set up for routine and planned care delivered at home—including vaccinations/boosters, microchipping, parasite treatments, and health checks—as well as at-home euthanasia. It also offers telemedicine out-of-hours support, but does not provide emergency home call-outs; emergencies are instead referred to partner practices.