Companion Care (Leighton Buzzard) Ltd – Vets in Leighton Buzzard
Clinic Overview
- Many reviewers describe friendly, efficient and professional day-to-day care, with positive comments about both clinical treatment and front-desk service. - Positive examples include two kittens being spayed, caring treatment for a Pomeranian, and one owner’s account of Dr Roman helping diagnose and treat a very unwell dog after other vets had struggled. - Warmth from the wider team is a recurring strength, with repeated praise for the veterinary assistant or nurse and several mentions of helpful, welcoming reception staff.
Services
- •Diagnostics and monitoring: on-site laboratory testing including biochemistry, haematology and blood analysis, plus digital X-ray, ultrasound and blood pressure monitoring. Reviews also mention cases where pets were examined and treatment started promptly.
- •Surgery and inpatient care: the clinic lists a full operating theatre, hospital ward and isolation unit. Recent feedback includes kitten spays, cat neutering and stitch removal for dogs.
- •Routine and preventative care: microchipping, prescriptions and medication, and health plans.
- •Dental and travel-related care: dentistry and pet passports.
- •Species and clinical interests: care is listed for dogs, cats and rabbits, with stated interests in internal medicine and cardiology. Recent reviews mention treatment for cats, kittens, spaniels and a Pomeranian.
- •Emergency care: out-of-hours emergencies are handled through Vets Now.
Pricing
Published prices suggest the clinic sits above average, based on a partial sample of comparable services. Reviews on cost are mixed, with some owners describing reliable service and others complaining that prices felt very high or that charges were unnecessary.
People
- •Roman / Dr Roman: the main named clinician in recent reviews. Many owners praise his knowledge, professionalism and dedication, including for difficult dog cases and kitten surgery, while others report serious concerns about judgement, missed symptoms and compassion.
- •Veterinary assistant or nurse: although unnamed, this team member is repeatedly described as kind, caring and polite.
- •Reception team: feedback is divided. Some owners describe reception as friendly, welcoming and helpful, while others report rudeness, booking problems and poor handling of urgent concerns.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.6/5 from 468 reviews.
- •Many reviewers describe friendly, efficient and professional day-to-day care, with positive comments about both clinical treatment and front-desk service.
- •Positive examples include two kittens being spayed, caring treatment for a Pomeranian, and one owner’s account of Dr Roman helping diagnose and treat a very unwell dog after other vets had struggled.
- •Warmth from the wider team is a recurring strength, with repeated praise for the veterinary assistant or nurse and several mentions of helpful, welcoming reception staff.
- •Negative reviews focus on a smaller set of issues: complaints about very high prices, rushed consultations, dismissed symptoms, and some serious accounts involving cat and dog cases where owners felt concerns were not properly investigated.

