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Riverside Veterinary Care Ltd
Ebbw Vale
Our Score (83/100)
Riverside Veterinary Care Ltd lists emergency veterinary services and is also a veterinary nurse training facility. The clinic promotes membership “care packages” health plans starting at £11/month (not insurance) to help spread routine costs and reduce unexpected bills. In recent reviews, owners most often describe support around end‑of‑life care, including staff helping make euthanasia “more bearable,” plus follow-up touches like sending home keepsakes and a sympathy card.
Riverside Veterinary Care Ltd lists emergency veterinary services and is also a veterinary nurse training facility. The clinic promotes membership “care packages” health plans starting at £11/month (not insurance) to help spread routine costs and reduce unexpected bills. In recent reviews, owners most often describe support around end‑of‑life care, including staff helping make euthanasia “more bearable,” plus follow-up touches like sending home keepsakes and a sympathy card.
Summerdale
Cwmbran
Our Score (81/100)
Summerdale is a veterinary practice that’s also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Based on the latest reviews, owners most often describe a clinic that’s set up for routine care (vaccinations, check-ups) as well as urgent same-day assessment and referral when needed. Specific examples include taking an unregistered dog “straight away” for sudden hind-leg weakness, a vet (named Sara) suspecting IVDD and arranging an urgent specialist referral, and the practice phoning the owner when the specialist couldn’t reach them due to the urgency. Appointment administration is also mentioned, with appointment reminders noted by clients.
Summerdale is a veterinary practice that’s also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Based on the latest reviews, owners most often describe a clinic that’s set up for routine care (vaccinations, check-ups) as well as urgent same-day assessment and referral when needed. Specific examples include taking an unregistered dog “straight away” for sudden hind-leg weakness, a vet (named Sara) suspecting IVDD and arranging an urgent specialist referral, and the practice phoning the owner when the specialist couldn’t reach them due to the urgency. Appointment administration is also mentioned, with appointment reminders noted by clients.
Our Score (81/100)
Alphavet Veterinary Centre Limited treats cats, dogs and other small animals. Based on recent reviews, it’s set up for routine care (vaccinations/jabs and parasite treatments are specifically mentioned) as well as urgent same-day needs (an emergency Saturday appointment is described). The practice also appears to offer a “pet care plan” with “perks” that staff will actively remind clients to use. Reviews are mixed on front-desk/admin and value: some describe being seen quickly and having things explained clearly, while others report pricing/communication confusion, rushed consultations, and a lack of continuity with vets.
Alphavet Veterinary Centre Limited treats cats, dogs and other small animals. Based on recent reviews, it’s set up for routine care (vaccinations/jabs and parasite treatments are specifically mentioned) as well as urgent same-day needs (an emergency Saturday appointment is described). The practice also appears to offer a “pet care plan” with “perks” that staff will actively remind clients to use. Reviews are mixed on front-desk/admin and value: some describe being seen quickly and having things explained clearly, while others report pricing/communication confusion, rushed consultations, and a lack of continuity with vets.
Horizon Vets is a cats-and-dogs practice with custom-designed facilities, including separate cat and dog wards, two surgical theatres, and a standalone dentistry suite. The website highlights orthopaedics and states they provide emergency out-of-hours care. In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly describe two things: (1) a purpose-built, non-clinical “cosy” room used for euthanasia/goodbyes (the site also refers to an “eclipse room for euthanasia”), and (2) a calm, low-stress setup from arrival—one review mentions reception “little booths” that help keep dogs calm and secluded. Several reviewers also mention being able to book easily and see the same vet for continuity.
Horizon Vets is a cats-and-dogs practice with custom-designed facilities, including separate cat and dog wards, two surgical theatres, and a standalone dentistry suite. The website highlights orthopaedics and states they provide emergency out-of-hours care. In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly describe two things: (1) a purpose-built, non-clinical “cosy” room used for euthanasia/goodbyes (the site also refers to an “eclipse room for euthanasia”), and (2) a calm, low-stress setup from arrival—one review mentions reception “little booths” that help keep dogs calm and secluded. Several reviewers also mention being able to book easily and see the same vet for continuity.
The People's Vet Ltd describes itself as an independent veterinary practice offering routine and urgent care, supported by digital X‑ray, ultrasound, and an in-house laboratory. In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly mention urgent/emergency surgeries (including an emergency operation for a shih tzu, and care after a cat’s pelvis was broken in a dog attack), operations with pre-med given in the waiting room while the owner stayed with the dog, and end-of-life care where families felt the euthanasia process was handled kindly and quickly. Several reviewers also contrast it with other practices on cost and priorities (e.g., one person says they were quoted “5 times” more elsewhere; another says “money was not your priority”).
The People's Vet Ltd describes itself as an independent veterinary practice offering routine and urgent care, supported by digital X‑ray, ultrasound, and an in-house laboratory. In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly mention urgent/emergency surgeries (including an emergency operation for a shih tzu, and care after a cat’s pelvis was broken in a dog attack), operations with pre-med given in the waiting room while the owner stayed with the dog, and end-of-life care where families felt the euthanasia process was handled kindly and quickly. Several reviewers also contrast it with other practices on cost and priorities (e.g., one person says they were quoted “5 times” more elsewhere; another says “money was not your priority”).
Live Well Vets Caerphilly is part of the Live Well Vets group (they operate clinics in two places, including this one). Based on owner reports, the practice appears set up for routine care plus medical and surgical workups, with an emphasis on explaining choices and costs before proceeding. Recent reviews repeatedly mention: being seen promptly; vets giving clear options (including “worst case scenario” discussions); and thoughtful end-of-life support, including keepsakes (card, paw prints and flower seeds) provided at ashes collection. Owners also describe the team helping nervous dogs acclimatise with pre-visit “get used to it” drop-ins with treats and fuss, and giving regular text updates during a neuter day.
Live Well Vets Caerphilly is part of the Live Well Vets group (they operate clinics in two places, including this one). Based on owner reports, the practice appears set up for routine care plus medical and surgical workups, with an emphasis on explaining choices and costs before proceeding. Recent reviews repeatedly mention: being seen promptly; vets giving clear options (including “worst case scenario” discussions); and thoughtful end-of-life support, including keepsakes (card, paw prints and flower seeds) provided at ashes collection. Owners also describe the team helping nervous dogs acclimatise with pre-visit “get used to it” drop-ins with treats and fuss, and giving regular text updates during a neuter day.
Archway Veterinary Centre
Chepstow
Our Score (80/100)
Archway Veterinary Centre describes itself as employee-owned and RCVS accredited, and it also states it is a veterinary nurse training facility. The website says it offers a 24-hour emergency service, with out-of-hours calls automatically redirected to Vets Now. From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often describe: - Clear, collaborative decision-making in scary situations (one owner says vet El set out options with pros/cons and agreed a treatment plan together). - Support through difficult end-of-life visits, including kindness during euthanasia and when collecting ashes. - Surgical care mentioned by name, including a dog’s tail amputation with a good recovery reported.
Archway Veterinary Centre describes itself as employee-owned and RCVS accredited, and it also states it is a veterinary nurse training facility. The website says it offers a 24-hour emergency service, with out-of-hours calls automatically redirected to Vets Now. From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often describe: - Clear, collaborative decision-making in scary situations (one owner says vet El set out options with pros/cons and agreed a treatment plan together). - Support through difficult end-of-life visits, including kindness during euthanasia and when collecting ashes. - Surgical care mentioned by name, including a dog’s tail amputation with a good recovery reported.
Wellpets Ltd is an established veterinary practice (website) and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility (clinic data). Recent reviews describe routine care for cats and dogs, with multiple owners saying appointments are straightforward to arrange and that vets explain options clearly (e.g., discussions around kitten first vaccinations and spay/neuter, and a senior dog dental check where daily brushing was advised instead of a scale-and-polish under general anaesthetic). Reviews also include serious negative experiences, including one owner alleging an arthritis medication overdose and another reporting being misled at booking and receiving insufficient advice.
Wellpets Ltd is an established veterinary practice (website) and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility (clinic data). Recent reviews describe routine care for cats and dogs, with multiple owners saying appointments are straightforward to arrange and that vets explain options clearly (e.g., discussions around kitten first vaccinations and spay/neuter, and a senior dog dental check where daily brushing was advised instead of a scale-and-polish under general anaesthetic). Reviews also include serious negative experiences, including one owner alleging an arthritis medication overdose and another reporting being misled at booking and receiving insufficient advice.
Summergrove Veterinary Centre appears to operate as part of the wider practice represented on the Summerhill Vets website (and is referred to as a “veterinary group” by reviewers). Recent reviews describe a clinic that offers home visits and seems set up for both routine care and sensitive support for older pets. Concrete examples mentioned by owners include: - Home-visit appointments for a cat’s booster jab, claw trim, and health check (with a vet and a veterinary nurse attending). - End-of-life care at home, with staff coming out to help a dog be put to sleep. - Fitting a cat in at short notice when the clinic was busy, with a nurse handling the cat particularly well. - Some owners describe time spent explaining medication and concerns, including arranging a follow-up. One older review raises concerns about high prices and the handling of pet travel paperwork, so experiences are not uniformly positive across all time periods.
Summergrove Veterinary Centre appears to operate as part of the wider practice represented on the Summerhill Vets website (and is referred to as a “veterinary group” by reviewers). Recent reviews describe a clinic that offers home visits and seems set up for both routine care and sensitive support for older pets. Concrete examples mentioned by owners include: - Home-visit appointments for a cat’s booster jab, claw trim, and health check (with a vet and a veterinary nurse attending). - End-of-life care at home, with staff coming out to help a dog be put to sleep. - Fitting a cat in at short notice when the clinic was busy, with a nurse handling the cat particularly well. - Some owners describe time spent explaining medication and concerns, including arranging a follow-up. One older review raises concerns about high prices and the handling of pet travel paperwork, so experiences are not uniformly positive across all time periods.
Wight Vets Ltd
Newport
Our Score (75/100)
Wight Vets Ltd is a veterinary practice offering care in-clinic and, based on its own site summary and multiple reviews, via home visits and online as well. It’s not stated whether it’s part of a corporate group. What the practice appears set up for (from reviews) includes: - Mobile/out-of-home care: several owners describe vets coming out quickly, including a case where a dog was assessed at home and then booked for surgery the next morning, returning home the same day. - Routine and ongoing medical care: owners mention annual check-ups and booster vaccinations, managing a recurring condition with examinations, medication and possible blood tests, and arranging worming tablets in advance by email. - Urgent help: one review describes staff stopping immediately to assess a seriously injured cat and giving pain relief. Feedback is mostly very positive about communication and gentleness with nervous animals, but one recent review describes a serious breakdown around rabies vaccination records/Animal Health Certificate paperwork, with the owner saying they weren’t warned in advance that one certificate would be refused.
Wight Vets Ltd is a veterinary practice offering care in-clinic and, based on its own site summary and multiple reviews, via home visits and online as well. It’s not stated whether it’s part of a corporate group. What the practice appears set up for (from reviews) includes: - Mobile/out-of-home care: several owners describe vets coming out quickly, including a case where a dog was assessed at home and then booked for surgery the next morning, returning home the same day. - Routine and ongoing medical care: owners mention annual check-ups and booster vaccinations, managing a recurring condition with examinations, medication and possible blood tests, and arranging worming tablets in advance by email. - Urgent help: one review describes staff stopping immediately to assess a seriously injured cat and giving pain relief. Feedback is mostly very positive about communication and gentleness with nervous animals, but one recent review describes a serious breakdown around rabies vaccination records/Animal Health Certificate paperwork, with the owner saying they weren’t warned in advance that one certificate would be refused.