Elizabeth Smith Veterinary Practice Limited

Elizabeth Smith Veterinary Practice Limited is a small animal clinic; no corporate group is mentioned in the available information. The practice website describes facilities set up for routine appointments and calmer waiting, including a large reception with a dedicated “cats corner” and an on-site paddock area mentioned by reviewers as useful for dogs before/after visits. For emergencies outside normal hours, the website says callers are transferred to Vets Now (Barton-Le-Clay).

From the latest reviews, owners most often describe (1) compassionate end-of-life support, including home euthanasia and a keepsake paw print/card, and (2) ongoing treatment and follow-up for serious issues (for example, an elderly cat treated after a dog attack, with “continued care, advice and support” credited with saving his life). One reviewer also explicitly notes “reasonable prices” and feeling the clinic didn’t push unnecessary spend.

Services

• •Small animal veterinary care (stated on the website).
• •Out-of-hours emergency arrangements: the website says clients should call the clinic number to be transferred to Vets Now (Barton-Le-Clay).
• •End-of-life care: multiple reviewers describe euthanasia support, including a home visit for euthanasia and provision of a paw print and sympathy card.
• •Treatment for traumatic injuries: a reviewer describes care for an elderly cat attacked by a dog, with ongoing advice/support.
• •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed in the provided clinic data).

People

• •Hanna (role not stated): mentioned for “communication and care” during a dog’s final week, and for conducting a caring, dignified home euthanasia; the owner also notes the follow-up paw print and card.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9 stars from 303 reviews. - End-of-life support is a standout theme: owners describe compassionate euthanasia care, including a home visit, and receiving a paw print and card afterwards.

• •Ongoing support during serious illness/injury: one family credits continued care, advice and support with their cat surviving after a dog attack.
• •Environment and facilities get mentioned: reviewers call it a calm place and reference an outdoor area/paddock that’s helpful for dogs.
• •Cost expectations: one reviewer explicitly says prices felt reasonable and that the clinic wasn’t “there to ring your wallet dry.”