Best Vets in Dursley – Complete Local Guide

The Renew Centre is a dedicated rehabilitation centre for dogs (rather than a general veterinary practice). Based on its website and reviews, it appears set up for complex musculoskeletal and pain cases—covering older dogs with arthritis, sports dogs, post-surgery rehabilitation, and pain management—with on-site investigations and multiple therapy options. Recent reviewers describe full-day workups that can include CT scan and ultrasound alongside treatments such as chiropractic, acupuncture and shockwave, with staff staying with the dog for long appointments and explaining each step as they go. Reactive or anxious dogs are repeatedly mentioned, with owners noting unhurried handling and adjustments to the environment and approach to keep dogs settled.

HeartVets appears to operate under the Vale Vets brand (as referenced on its website and in client reviews). Based on both the clinic’s stated services and recent reviews, it’s set up for routine preventative care (vaccinations, neutering, microchipping) as well as more complex cases and referrals, including ophthalmology (double cataract surgery) and oncology support. Concrete details mentioned by owners include: - Specialist involvement for eye surgery: a named ophthalmologist (“Brian”) managed double cataract surgery with ongoing after-care and a gradual discharge/sign-off process. - Clear communication during stressful treatment: owners describe staff explaining options “clearly and thoroughly” and keeping them informed and reassured through an operation and recovery. - Practical support beyond the consult room: help with insurance paperwork was specifically called out as smooth and low-stress. - Continuity of care outside normal times: one owner describes a structured handover to an on-call vet over nights and weekends for ongoing advice after a serious illness. The website also states the clinic is an RCVS Cat Friendly Clinic and lists care for a wide range of species beyond cats and dogs (including small mammals, birds, and reptiles).

Tyndale Vets Ltd is a vet-owned, independent farm-only veterinary practice. Based on its website and recent reviews, it’s set up for livestock and smallholder work (rather than pet cats/dogs), with support that includes both on-farm visits and practical phone advice. Owners specifically mention vets attending to sheep during lambing, providing step-by-step guidance for less-experienced keepers, and arranging a remote prescription delivery for a sick hen.

Vale Vets & Referrals is set up to handle both routine pet care and more complex referral work, with emergency veterinary services and inpatient care mentioned in reviews. It’s an RCVS Cat Friendly Clinic, and also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Owners describe detailed communication during serious cases, including a surgeon phoning three times after an operation (cancer referral) and daily photo/text/phone updates while a dog was hospitalised after a road-traffic accident. Reviews also mention same-day surgery for a cat with suspected Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease, plus multi-day inpatient treatment after a large Metacam ingestion.