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Easipetcare

Vets in Kettering, Northamptonshire

4.4
Independent Clinic

Easipetcare – Vets in Kettering

Updated January 2026
Independent Clinic

Clinic Overview

Easipetcare is part of the Easipetcare group (one reviewer was told a euthanasia fee was the “group’s standard fee”). The clinic is set up for routine preventative care (vaccinations, parasite treatment), common procedures (neutering, dental work), and ongoing management for older pets and weight issues, and it’s also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.

From the latest reviews, owners describe a mix of experiences: some report being fitted in quickly for unwell pets and getting thorough examinations with clear follow-up (including post-op calls and nurse check-ups), while others describe poor communication and what they felt was “prescribing without checks,” especially with a particular vet named in multiple reviews.

Concrete examples mentioned include

  • Same-day/short-notice appointments when a dog was sick, including urgent escalation for a suspected pyometra leading to surgery the same afternoon.
  • Follow-up after surgery: a vet phone call after the procedure and nurse rechecks; one case used wound photos sent in for remote review.
  • Text reminders for repeat prescriptions.
  • A paw-print card offered after euthanasia (mentioned by a reviewer in the context of pricing concerns).

Services

Services and capabilities mentioned on the clinic website and/or in reviews include

  • Vaccinations
  • Neutering (one owner describes complications after a check-up, including bleeding and infection)
  • Flea & worm treatments
  • Dental care (“Dentals” listed)
  • Travel-related pet care (“Travelling pets” listed)
  • Senior pet care (also reflected in reviews mentioning support for older cats/dogs)
  • Pet weight & obesity management
  • Urgent assessment and surgery for pyometra (emergency surgery described in a review)
  • Euthanasia (with paw-print keepsake card mentioned)
  • Repeat prescriptions (with text reminders mentioned)

Pricing

  • One reviewer reports being charged £288 for a cat euthanasia, stating they were told it was the group’s standard fee (they strongly disagreed with the cost and the in-room card payment process).

People

  • Max (vet): polarising in the latest reviews. Some owners say they travel specifically to see him and that he has treated their dogs over time; others describe him as dismissive, not listening, and making an assessment without a thorough exam (one review mentions using an iPhone light for an eye check), and “just prescribing” medication.
  • Diego (vet): mentioned in one negative account of a post-neuter check-up where the reviewer says stitches were tugged and the pet later bled and developed an infection.
  • Wendy? (vet, visiting from another practice): one owner describes a “lady vet (Wendy?)” as especially thorough, asking many questions, listening carefully, and making a confident diagnosis with reported improvement afterward.
  • Reception and nursing team: repeatedly singled out in reviews for being helpful. Specific examples include fitting an owner in when their dog was sick, sending text reminders for repeat prescriptions, providing nurse post-op checkups, reviewing wound photos, and (in one account) a nurse offering to pay an owner’s bill during a difficult situation.

Reviews

4.4 stars from 415 reviews. Feedback is mixed: many owners report helpful staff and good continuity, while several recent reviews raise concerns about communication, thoroughness of examinations, and perceived overcharging. “”

  • Thorough care and follow-up (positive): urgent scheduling for a suspected pyometra with surgery the same afternoon; a post-surgery phone call; nurse rechecks; wound-photo review by a nurse to decide if a visit was needed.
  • Communication and examination quality (mixed/negative): some owners describe detailed questioning and clear explanations; others describe being rushed, not listened to, or not properly examined before treatment/diagnosis.
  • Specific vet concerns: multiple negative reviews focus on the same named vet, describing dismissive manner and “prescribe without checks”; others praise that same vet for long-term care.
  • Pricing/process concerns: one detailed complaint about a £288 euthanasia fee and being asked to pay in the consultation room immediately after the pet’s death.
  • Admin/repeat care convenience: text reminders for repeat prescriptions and reports of being able to book appointments (including joint appointments for multiple pets).

Special Services

Vet Nurse Training

Location

3 Mariners Way

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