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Ashcroft Veterinary Surgery is a small-animal practice where reviews specifically mention on-site diagnosis and surgery for an orthopaedic problem (a dog’s knee dislocation), as well as support through cancer care and euthanasia. Owners also describe practical decision-making and, in one case, the clinic handling insurance communication directly. Experiences aren’t uniform: alongside multiple 5‑star accounts, one review reports concerns about pet handling, staff professionalism, and being charged “almost double” compared with other vets.
Ashcroft Veterinary Surgery is a small-animal practice where reviews specifically mention on-site diagnosis and surgery for an orthopaedic problem (a dog’s knee dislocation), as well as support through cancer care and euthanasia. Owners also describe practical decision-making and, in one case, the clinic handling insurance communication directly. Experiences aren’t uniform: alongside multiple 5‑star accounts, one review reports concerns about pet handling, staff professionalism, and being charged “almost double” compared with other vets.
Dragon Vets Tewkesbury
Tewkesbury
Our Score (62/100)
Dragon Vets Tewkesbury is a purpose-built, air-conditioned clinic that states it is RCVS-accredited and equipped for more advanced work such as CT scanning and keyhole surgery, alongside routine and preventative care. It is also described in the clinic data as a veterinary nurse training facility, which some reviewers see as a benefit while others strongly object to trainees being involved in critical cases. From the latest reviews, owners most often describe vets who take time, examine gently, and explain options and costs clearly—including for anxious dogs—while a smaller set of reviews raise concerns about out-of-hours waiting times, perceived cleanliness, and medication costs versus online pricing.
Dragon Vets Tewkesbury is a purpose-built, air-conditioned clinic that states it is RCVS-accredited and equipped for more advanced work such as CT scanning and keyhole surgery, alongside routine and preventative care. It is also described in the clinic data as a veterinary nurse training facility, which some reviewers see as a benefit while others strongly object to trainees being involved in critical cases. From the latest reviews, owners most often describe vets who take time, examine gently, and explain options and costs clearly—including for anxious dogs—while a smaller set of reviews raise concerns about out-of-hours waiting times, perceived cleanliness, and medication costs versus online pricing.
The Brambles Veterinary Surgery
Gloucester
Our Score (61/100)
The Brambles Veterinary Surgery is a family-owned and run practice established in 1971 (not listed as part of a corporate group in the provided sources). Based on its website, it’s set up for in-house diagnostics and surgery (including keyhole/diagnostic laparoscopy), alongside ongoing care such as senior pet support and weight management. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often describe long-term relationships with the practice (8–13+ years mentioned), routine preventive care (health checks and vaccinations), and support through complex or end-of-life cases (a cat with mouth cancer and euthanasia decision-making). Named staff member “Neil” is specifically credited in multiple reviews for professionalism and support.
The Brambles Veterinary Surgery is a family-owned and run practice established in 1971 (not listed as part of a corporate group in the provided sources). Based on its website, it’s set up for in-house diagnostics and surgery (including keyhole/diagnostic laparoscopy), alongside ongoing care such as senior pet support and weight management. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often describe long-term relationships with the practice (8–13+ years mentioned), routine preventive care (health checks and vaccinations), and support through complex or end-of-life cases (a cat with mouth cancer and euthanasia decision-making). Named staff member “Neil” is specifically credited in multiple reviews for professionalism and support.
Our Score (56/100)
Severnside Veterinary Services Ltd. is a small-animal veterinary practice that, according to its website, offers a “comprehensive out-of-hours service.” From the latest reviews available to us, day-to-day care mentioned includes routine booster appointments (described as on-time and “not rushed”) and ongoing medication where clients receive prescriptions in monthly amounts. Reviewers’ experiences are mixed: several describe friendly, thorough consults (including extra time and treats for a nervous puppy), while a small number report serious concerns, including one allegation of a fatal outcome and another describing being spoken to disrespectfully when querying prescription policy.
Severnside Veterinary Services Ltd. is a small-animal veterinary practice that, according to its website, offers a “comprehensive out-of-hours service.” From the latest reviews available to us, day-to-day care mentioned includes routine booster appointments (described as on-time and “not rushed”) and ongoing medication where clients receive prescriptions in monthly amounts. Reviewers’ experiences are mixed: several describe friendly, thorough consults (including extra time and treats for a nervous puppy), while a small number report serious concerns, including one allegation of a fatal outcome and another describing being spoken to disrespectfully when querying prescription policy.
Stow Veterinary Surgeons – Northleach is part of CVS (UK) Limited (a corporate group) and, based on its own service list, is set up as a small-animal practice offering both routine care and procedures requiring diagnostics and surgery. The practice advertises in-house lab testing plus X‑ray and ultrasound, and also lists keyhole (laparoscopic) surgery alongside standard operations. In the latest written review available, an owner describes an annual check-up and vaccinations being carried out “with care and lots of attention” and handled “professionally from start to finish.”
Stow Veterinary Surgeons – Northleach is part of CVS (UK) Limited (a corporate group) and, based on its own service list, is set up as a small-animal practice offering both routine care and procedures requiring diagnostics and surgery. The practice advertises in-house lab testing plus X‑ray and ultrasound, and also lists keyhole (laparoscopic) surgery alongside standard operations. In the latest written review available, an owner describes an annual check-up and vaccinations being carried out “with care and lots of attention” and handled “professionally from start to finish.”
Stow Veterinary Surgeons Moreton-in-Marsh
Moreton-In-Marsh
Our Score (36/100)
Stow Veterinary Surgeons Moreton-in-Marsh is a small-animal practice established in the 1820s, with facilities including an in-house lab plus ultrasound and X‑ray. The service list suggests it’s set up for both routine care (vaccinations, parasite control, microchipping, six‑month health checks) and a wide range of procedures, including dentistry and keyhole (laparoscopic) surgery. The website also states a 24‑hour emergency service via out‑of‑hours support, and mentions home visits and pet travel documentation (GB). Online booking and repeat-prescription requests are referenced on the site.
Stow Veterinary Surgeons Moreton-in-Marsh is a small-animal practice established in the 1820s, with facilities including an in-house lab plus ultrasound and X‑ray. The service list suggests it’s set up for both routine care (vaccinations, parasite control, microchipping, six‑month health checks) and a wide range of procedures, including dentistry and keyhole (laparoscopic) surgery. The website also states a 24‑hour emergency service via out‑of‑hours support, and mentions home visits and pet travel documentation (GB). Online booking and repeat-prescription requests are referenced on the site.
Linnaeus Veterinary Ltd (trading as AAS Vets Ltd) is part of the Linnaeus group (owned by Mars Petcare, per a reviewer). The practice website presents it as a small‑animal clinic with multiple branches and RCVS Practice Standards accreditation, plus Cat Friendly Clinic accreditation at different levels across branches (Silver at Quedgeley and Hucclecote; Bronze at Stroud). Based on the website, the clinic is set up for routine and preventive care (vaccinations, annual health checks, parasite treatment), nurse-led clinics, and a range of in-house diagnostics and treatments (diagnostic imaging, laser therapy, orthopaedics, dental care, neutering). It also states “24 hours a day - 365 days a year animal care.” Across the latest reviews available to us, the decision-relevant signal is a strong and repeated concern about costs and “corporate” policies since takeover, including: a reported £210 charge for euthanasia of a rabbit, a quoted ~£1,500 two-stage cat dental plan (investigation then dental work), and a complaint that same‑day appointments are charged as an “emergency appointment.”
Linnaeus Veterinary Ltd (trading as AAS Vets Ltd) is part of the Linnaeus group (owned by Mars Petcare, per a reviewer). The practice website presents it as a small‑animal clinic with multiple branches and RCVS Practice Standards accreditation, plus Cat Friendly Clinic accreditation at different levels across branches (Silver at Quedgeley and Hucclecote; Bronze at Stroud). Based on the website, the clinic is set up for routine and preventive care (vaccinations, annual health checks, parasite treatment), nurse-led clinics, and a range of in-house diagnostics and treatments (diagnostic imaging, laser therapy, orthopaedics, dental care, neutering). It also states “24 hours a day - 365 days a year animal care.” Across the latest reviews available to us, the decision-relevant signal is a strong and repeated concern about costs and “corporate” policies since takeover, including: a reported £210 charge for euthanasia of a rabbit, a quoted ~£1,500 two-stage cat dental plan (investigation then dental work), and a complaint that same‑day appointments are charged as an “emergency appointment.”
Linnaeus Veterinary Ltd (trading as AAS Vets Ltd.) is part of the Linnaeus group (owned by Mars Petcare, as stated in reviews). The clinic presents itself as an RCVS-accredited small-animal practice with Cat Friendly Clinic accreditation at some branches (Silver at Quedgeley and Hucclecote; Bronze at Stroud) and a published range of routine and more advanced services (including diagnostic imaging and orthopaedics). The website also states 24-hour emergency care, 365 days a year. The latest reviews available to us are dominated by concerns about corporate ownership and costs after takeover. Specific examples mentioned include a quoted ~£1,500 two-stage dental plan for an older cat (with a first stage described as investigation and a second stage as the dental work), an alleged £210 charge to euthanise a rabbit, and complaints about an added charge for a same-day “emergency appointment” during normal hours.
Linnaeus Veterinary Ltd (trading as AAS Vets Ltd.) is part of the Linnaeus group (owned by Mars Petcare, as stated in reviews). The clinic presents itself as an RCVS-accredited small-animal practice with Cat Friendly Clinic accreditation at some branches (Silver at Quedgeley and Hucclecote; Bronze at Stroud) and a published range of routine and more advanced services (including diagnostic imaging and orthopaedics). The website also states 24-hour emergency care, 365 days a year. The latest reviews available to us are dominated by concerns about corporate ownership and costs after takeover. Specific examples mentioned include a quoted ~£1,500 two-stage dental plan for an older cat (with a first stage described as investigation and a second stage as the dental work), an alleged £210 charge to euthanise a rabbit, and complaints about an added charge for a same-day “emergency appointment” during normal hours.
Woza Mobile Veterinary Services is a mobile (at-home) veterinary service founded by Dr. Mary‑Anne Frank. The clinic is set up for owners who want veterinary care delivered at home, with clearly listed offerings including routine vaccinations, general consultations, end‑of‑life care, and travel certificates. The website also highlights a focus on cats and internal medicine, and notes that out‑of‑hours advice is available with certain plans.
Woza Mobile Veterinary Services is a mobile (at-home) veterinary service founded by Dr. Mary‑Anne Frank. The clinic is set up for owners who want veterinary care delivered at home, with clearly listed offerings including routine vaccinations, general consultations, end‑of‑life care, and travel certificates. The website also highlights a focus on cats and internal medicine, and notes that out‑of‑hours advice is available with certain plans.
Our Score (71/100)
Vets Barn Veterinary Centre is an independent practice led by Dr Nick Horniman (MRCVS), with Dr Susie Thompson (MRCVS) and a nursing team that includes Nickie Hancock and Laura Hughes (RVNs). The clinic lists X‑rays among its facilities. From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe straightforward routine care (for example annual booster vaccinations) alongside medical work-ups such as examinations with blood tests for gastrointestinal illness, and several reviews focus on support during end‑of‑life decisions, including being kept involved in what was happening and receiving a sympathy card afterwards.
Vets Barn Veterinary Centre is an independent practice led by Dr Nick Horniman (MRCVS), with Dr Susie Thompson (MRCVS) and a nursing team that includes Nickie Hancock and Laura Hughes (RVNs). The clinic lists X‑rays among its facilities. From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe straightforward routine care (for example annual booster vaccinations) alongside medical work-ups such as examinations with blood tests for gastrointestinal illness, and several reviews focus on support during end‑of‑life decisions, including being kept involved in what was happening and receiving a sympathy card afterwards.