Castle House Vet Practice Ltd

Castle House Vet Practice Ltd is a mixed animal practice (treating both small pets and larger animals) with MRCVS veterinary surgeons, small-animal expertise and livestock specialisation stated on its website. It also lists a modern operating theatre and an isolation ward. Reviews highlight practical, appointment-level experiences such as vaccination boosters where the vet “asked the right questions” and took time to settle an excitable dog, as well as care for emergencies and longer-term (chronic) conditions. Several reviewers describe the practice as focused on pet care rather than “how much profit they can make out of you,” and mention strong communication/education about an animal’s needs.

Services

• •Mixed animal care (small animals and large animals) (website).
• •Vaccinations/boosters (review mention of a dog booster appointment).
• •Emergency care, including out-of-hours emergency service (website; also a reviewer mentions emergencies being handled well).
• •Ongoing management of chronic conditions (review).
• •Facilities mentioned: modern operating theatre; isolation ward (website).
• •Veterinary Nurse Training facility (clinic data).

People

• •The website states the practice is staffed by fully qualified MRCVS veterinary surgeons, with small animal expertise and livestock specialisation.
• •In reviews, vets are described as
• •Taking time to settle and handle an energetic/nervous dog during a booster appointment (owner notes the vet asked the right questions and helped the dog calm down).
• •Being “very knowledgeable” across conditions (including one reviewer citing both emergency and chronic-condition care).
• •Being gentle with an elderly dog (review).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 204 reviews.

• •Long-term loyalty: one owner says they’ve attended for well over twelve years and don’t intend to leave.
• •Appointment experience: during a booster visit, the vet took time to settle an excitable dog and asked questions rather than rushing.
• •Case range mentioned: owners cite help with both emergencies and chronic conditions, and note gentle handling of an elderly dog.
• •Communication/decision-making: one review highlights “high standard of communication and education” about a pet’s needs, and another says the practice prioritises care over profit.