The George Veterinary Clinic - Nailsworth – Vets in Nailsworth
Clinic Overview
The George Veterinary Clinic - Nailsworth is an independent, RCVS-accredited practice with more than 75 years of experience. It treats pets, equine, farm animals and pigs, offers 24-hour services with continuity of veterinary care, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback is especially strong on compassionate end-of-life support and prompt help when pets become suddenly unwell, although one reviewer reported a poor experience with reception communication after a pet had died.
Services
- •24-hour and urgent care with continuity of veterinary care. Recent examples include immediate help for a dog with catastrophic road injuries, oxygen and pain relief before euthanasia, short-notice appointments, and emergency treatment after a dog had ingested an unknown poison.
- •Care for multiple species, with the practice website stating it sees pets, equine, farm animals and pigs.
- •End-of-life support, including euthanasia, with several owners describing kind, compassionate handling during difficult appointments. Reviews also mention bereavement follow-up such as condolence cards, and in one case paw prints and fur clippings.
- •General medical and dental treatment, with review examples including management of a cat’s high blood pressure, a reported improvement in a heart murmur, and tooth extractions that were said to have gone smoothly.
- •Everyday problem-solving appointments, including treatment for a bad ear infection and removal of a tick from under a dog’s eye.
Pricing
Published prices suggest the clinic sits around average, based on a partial sample of comparable services. Recent reviews say little about cost, focusing much more on care, compassion and responsiveness.
People
- •Ms Marshall (vet): named in a recent review for responding quickly to a badly injured dog, providing immediate support and handling a very distressing emergency with care.
- •Ella (vet): repeatedly praised for calm, ongoing care. Reviews mention her work managing a cat’s high blood pressure, a reported improvement in a heart murmur, tooth extractions, and patient support for older pets.
- •Ellie (vet nurse): thanked for fitting in a short-notice appointment, removing a tick from under a dog’s eye, and arranging treatment for a bad ear infection.
- •Jay and Andi: warmly mentioned for compassionate support across visits leading up to euthanasia, with Jay singled out for making a very difficult day more bearable.
- •Wider team: nurses, vets and reception staff are often praised for kindness, professionalism and genuine care.
Reviews
4.8 stars from 49 Google reviews.
- •Compassion around pet loss is a clear theme: several owners describe thoughtful support during euthanasia and afterwards, including condolence cards and other keepsakes.
- •Urgent help is praised: reviewers mention being seen quickly when pets became unwell, with examples ranging from short-notice appointments to emergency treatment after poisoning or serious injury.
- •Named staff make a strong impression: Ella, Ellie, Jay, Andi and Ms Marshall are all thanked directly, with broader praise for the nurses and wider team.
- •There is some recent criticism of communication: one reviewer described an upsetting mix-up around appointment records and an insensitive reception interaction after a pet had died.

