Emergency Vets in Gloucestershire

Companion Care (Gloucester) Ltd operates as a Vets4Pets practice in Gloucester, with an on-site operating theatre, in-house lab testing, and digital imaging including X-ray and ultrasound. The practice also lists a hospital ward and isolation unit, with out-of-hours emergency care provided by Wood Veterinary Group. Recent feedback continues to highlight quick access when pets need help, alongside compassionate support around surgery, serious illness, and end-of-life care.

Cirencester Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group and offers a modern, well-equipped practice with both routine care and more advanced services, including orthopaedics and ophthalmology. The clinic also states that it accepts referrals from other veterinary practices. Out-of-hours emergency care is arranged through Eastcott Veterinary Hospital.

Martin and Manifold Vets Ltd presents itself as an independent, family-owned small animal practice in Cirencester. Reviews continue to reflect a clinic handling both routine care and more involved cases, including guinea pig surgery, urgent cat stabilisation, dog eye removal, and surgery to improve chronic ear problems. Owners commonly describe clear explanations, calm handling, and follow-up that continues after the main appointment.

Wood Veterinary Group Limited is part of VetPartners and appears set up for routine preventative care and common procedures, with owners specifically mentioning vaccinations, health checks, and a spay carried out at another branch in the group. One owner describes the waiting area as small but well lit, with enough separation space for stressed pets and higher placement areas for cat carriers. Emergency veterinary services are listed in the clinic data, although the out-of-hours arrangements are not detailed here.

The Bridge Veterinary Clinic in Lechlade is a long-established practice that says it has been caring for pets since 1903, and it is now part of VetPartners. It offers routine pet care including vaccinations, neutering, dental work and microchipping, while also handling surgical cases and more involved treatment. The clinic’s website also says the team can visit farms for routine and emergency care.

- Several reviewers describe the team as kind, cheerful and consistently professional, including one client who says they have used the practice for 15 years without issue. - Recent positive examples include care for a puppy across multiple visits, treatment for a dog’s injured paw, and support with a cat’s dental work and insurance paperwork. - End-of-life care is viewed very differently by different clients: one reviewer describes a peaceful and compassionate euthanasia experience, while another reports a very negative experience involving a rapid cancer diagnosis and a £200 bill.

- Many owners describe the team as kind, friendly and compassionate, with clear explanations and a welcoming manner. - Several reviews highlight good handling of anxious or reactive pets, including stress-free cat visits and arranging appointments when the clinic is empty for a dog that struggles around other dogs. - One especially positive review mentions sensitive support during a pet’s final treatment and thoughtful follow-up afterwards.

Bowbridge Veterinary Group presents itself as an independent practice established in 1967. It appears set up for both routine care and urgent same-day problems, with recent examples including an emergency appointment for a cat and a same-day operation for a painful facial abscess. Reviews also point to practical help beyond routine pet care, including treatment for an injured cygnet tangled in discarded fishing line.

SPA Veterinary Services Ltd is a small-animal practice in Gloucester with a 24-hour emergency line and RCVS Approved Graduate Development Practice (VetGDP) status, with trained VetGDP Advisers supporting newly qualified vets. Reviews continue to reflect very strong long-term loyalty, with some clients saying they have used the practice for 10 to 50 years. Recent feedback is especially positive about calm, compassionate support around end-of-life care, with a smaller number of complaints about reception or payment communication.