Park Vets

Park Vets describes itself on its website as one of the oldest veterinary practices (and promotes a “Pet Health Plan”). It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.

Based on the latest reviews, this practice is commonly used for both routine care (boosters, vaccinations and microchipping) and procedures including spays, surgery for eye ulcers, and end-of-life care. Owners repeatedly mention practical, decision-relevant touches such as: being treated fairly regardless of breed, staff explaining options clearly, and in one case a vet answering emails out of hours during post-surgery care.

Services

Services mentioned in the website and/or reviews include

• •Pet Health Plan (named on the practice website; details not provided in the available extract)
• •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed in the clinic data)
• •Vaccinations (including second vaccination) and yearly boosters
• •Microchipping
• •Neutering/spaying (cat spay mentioned)
• •Treatment of eye ulcers, including surgery (with follow-up communication mentioned)
• •Euthanasia/putting a pet to sleep (owners describe staff support during the visit)

People

Named team members mentioned in reviews

• •Nadine & Claire: described as particularly good with dogs; one owner highlights that staff “always explain everything clearly” and helped them feel at ease after bad experiences elsewhere.
• •Gabi: specifically credited with managing a pet’s eye ulcers through to surgery and healing, including answering emails out of hours to check the pet was okay.

Reviews

4.6 stars from 164 reviews. The - Routine visits that owners call out specifically: second vaccination + microchip, first-year booster, and “queries” being answered.

• •Surgical/procedural care referenced with outcomes: a cat spay; eye-ulcer surgery followed by healing.
• •End-of-life care: one review thanks staff for how they handled a euthanasia appointment for a long-loved dog.
• •Handling and attitude toward pets: one owner with an XL Bully says their dog was treated “amazingly” compared with previous vets who reacted negatively to the breed.
• •Communication and access: clear explanations are mentioned, and one review notes being able to get an appointment quickly; another describes out-of-hours email replies during treatment.