Marlow Vets

Marlow Vets describes itself as an independently owned, family veterinary practice led by Glenn & Caroline Marlow, treating dogs, cats and rabbits. From the information available, it appears set up for general veterinary care and ongoing management of long-term illness, with reviews mentioning support for multiple “poorly” cats, including one with a rare cancer, and a very ill dog whose symptoms were being managed. Recent reviews repeatedly highlight staff being informative and helpful with questions, with one owner specifically saying Mr Marlow and the team went “above and beyond” in answering questions during a stressful cancer case.

Services

• •General veterinary care for dogs, cats, and rabbits (clinic/site information).
• •Support for ongoing/complex medical cases is specifically mentioned in reviews
• •Management and support for a cat with a rare cancer (owner report).
• •Care for a very ill dog with symptoms that are “hard to control” (owner report).
• •Help and treatment for a stray rabbit brought in by an owner (owner report).

People

• •Glenn Marlow (named on the clinic website; referred to as “Mr Marlow” in a review): one owner dealing with a cat with a rare cancer says he and the team were “amazing,” specifically for answering all questions and providing extra help during a highly stressful situation.
• •Caroline Marlow (named on the clinic website): one owner credits Caroline for help and dedication over a week while she supported a stray rabbit they had taken in.
• •Staff more broadly are described in multiple reviews as friendly, kind, and informative, with owners also noting pets being looked after well (e.g., “Alex the cat”) and staff recognising and knowing a long-term patient (“Jerry”).

Reviews

4.8 stars from 59 reviews. The written reviews available to us are largely brief but consistently positive, with several long-term clients mentioning many years of use. “”

• •Owners repeatedly mention friendly/kind communication, including being informative.
• •Multiple comments point to continuity and long-term trust (“over thirty years”, “more than 20 years”, “always used”).
• •Examples of care owners highlight include support through serious illness (rare cancer; difficult symptom control) and attentive handling of cats and rabbits (including a stray rabbit case).