The Oak Veterinary Group Surgery & Rehabilitation Centre

The Oak Veterinary Group Surgery & Rehabilitation Centre treats both pets and farm animals, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The clinic also references a Pet Health Club where consultations are included (as stated in the clinic’s own information). Recent reviewers most often describe straightforward communication about treatment options and costs (including future visits), and several mention being fitted in at short notice for urgent problems—even when not registered.

Concrete examples from the latest reviews include

• •A cat with a lifelong condition, where the owner says the practice was upfront about options and costs on the day and for future care, with “no surprise costs”.
• •Same-morning help for an emergency dog visit despite the owner not being registered.
• •Late-notice treatment after a dog cut a foot, with the vet “doing a great job” and the price described as good.

Services

• •Veterinary consultations (mentioned via the Pet Health Club including consultations).
• •Treatment for both pets and farm animals (from the clinic website summary).
• •Urgent/same-day appointments mentioned in reviews (e.g., emergency visit seen the same morning; late-notice appointment for an injured foot).
• •Care for ongoing/chronic conditions (a reviewer describes a cat with a lifelong condition requiring continuing visits/treatments).
• •Surgery & rehabilitation are indicated by the clinic name, but specific procedures or rehabilitation therapies are not described in the available website summary or reviews.
• •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed in the clinic’s structured data).

People

No individual clinicians are named in the available information. Reviewers repeatedly mention

• •Reception staff, nurses, and vets giving a “warm reception” and being welcoming.
• •Clear, upfront explanations of treatment options and costs (including future visits/treatments), which one owner contrasted with a previous negative experience elsewhere.
• •Handling anxious situations well for owners dealing with a “poorly” pet, with one dog reportedly happy to come into the practice.

Reviews

4.9 stars from 86 reviews. The latest written reviews available focus on urgent access, clear cost discussions, and how owners felt treated by the team.

• •Urgent care at short notice: examples include a same-morning emergency appointment for an unregistered dog and a late-notice visit for a cut paw.
• •Upfront costs and options: one owner says the practice wasn’t cheap but explained costs for the day and future treatments, with “no surprise costs.”
• •Welcoming experience: multiple reviews highlight reception staff, nurses, and vets being friendly; one owner notes their dog “bounds into the practice” as if visiting a friend.
• •Value comments vary by reviewer: some describe the price/cost as good, while another explicitly says it “isn’t cheap” but worth it for the advice and understanding.