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Beech House Veterinary Surgery
Towcester
Our Score (79/100)
From reviews
- •Management of chronic conditions (Cushing’s disease mentioned)
- •Euthanasia support for a chicken after severe injuries (owners describe being able to spend time holding their pet)
- •Surgical removal of a small growth under a dog’s eyelid is described in a negative review
From reviews
- •Management of chronic conditions (Cushing’s disease mentioned)
- •Euthanasia support for a chicken after severe injuries (owners describe being able to spend time holding their pet)
- •Surgical removal of a small growth under a dog’s eyelid is described in a negative review
Ash Tree Vets
North Northamptonshire
Our Score (79/100)
Ash Tree Vets is a long-established practice treating domestic pets including dogs, cats, rabbits and hamsters, and the website highlights “advanced technology” for rapid diagnosis alongside specialist areas such as ultrasonography, cardiology, orthopaedics, medicine and soft tissue surgery. Recent reviews give concrete examples of how appointments run: owners describe vets who explain options clearly and “answer thoroughly” rather than rushing them, and one owner mentions ongoing improvement in a nervous rescue chihuahua after gentle, patient handling at exams. Emergency surgery is also mentioned (a dog operated on after swallowing a stone), with the owner noting they were kept updated afterwards.
Ash Tree Vets is a long-established practice treating domestic pets including dogs, cats, rabbits and hamsters, and the website highlights “advanced technology” for rapid diagnosis alongside specialist areas such as ultrasonography, cardiology, orthopaedics, medicine and soft tissue surgery. Recent reviews give concrete examples of how appointments run: owners describe vets who explain options clearly and “answer thoroughly” rather than rushing them, and one owner mentions ongoing improvement in a nervous rescue chihuahua after gentle, patient handling at exams. Emergency surgery is also mentioned (a dog operated on after swallowing a stone), with the owner noting they were kept updated afterwards.
Rhodes Vets Queens Parade
Northampton
Our Score (78/100)
Rhodes Vets Queens Parade is a long-established veterinary practice (the website says it has been operating for over 65 years) offering 24-hour emergency cover and routine services like microchipping. Reviews commonly describe a busy practice with some flexibility around appointment timing, and include specific examples such as neutering + microchipping for a kitten and a same-visit blood test to guide treatment for an older dog. There is also a starkly negative account involving a rabbit seen for gut-related concerns where the owner felt nothing was done and disputed the fee and handling of the complaint; the clinic’s written response (quoted in the review) says a full exam found no obvious abnormalities at the time and explains why they chose monitoring rather than tests or imaging.
Rhodes Vets Queens Parade is a long-established veterinary practice (the website says it has been operating for over 65 years) offering 24-hour emergency cover and routine services like microchipping. Reviews commonly describe a busy practice with some flexibility around appointment timing, and include specific examples such as neutering + microchipping for a kitten and a same-visit blood test to guide treatment for an older dog. There is also a starkly negative account involving a rabbit seen for gut-related concerns where the owner felt nothing was done and disputed the fee and handling of the complaint; the clinic’s written response (quoted in the review) says a full exam found no obvious abnormalities at the time and explains why they chose monitoring rather than tests or imaging.
Corby Vets4Pets
Corby
Our Score (76/100)
Corby Vets4Pets describes itself as a locally owned Vets4Pets practice, set up for routine care and diagnostics as well as more complex cases via its in‑house facilities (lab testing, imaging, operating theatre, and separate wards). The clinic states that emergency cover is available through Vets4Pets Northampton when the practice is closed. In recent reviews, owners repeatedly mention support around end-of-life care, including memorial gestures (a card from staff, seeds, and a memorial stake) after euthanasia, and help coordinating referral care (one dog was sent on to a veterinary hospital).
Corby Vets4Pets describes itself as a locally owned Vets4Pets practice, set up for routine care and diagnostics as well as more complex cases via its in‑house facilities (lab testing, imaging, operating theatre, and separate wards). The clinic states that emergency cover is available through Vets4Pets Northampton when the practice is closed. In recent reviews, owners repeatedly mention support around end-of-life care, including memorial gestures (a card from staff, seeds, and a memorial stake) after euthanasia, and help coordinating referral care (one dog was sent on to a veterinary hospital).