
#3 Vet in Towcester, Northamptonshire
Beech House Veterinary Surgery is a general veterinary clinic for pets, with additional provision for poultry and farm animals. The website lists routine and compliance-type services (microchipping, vaccinations, prescriptions, pet travel to Europe/DEFRA duties) alongside dentistry and fertility work, suggesting a practice set up for both everyday preventative care and some in-house procedures. Reviews include examples of longer-running medical management (a dog’s Cushing’s disease described as being kept “well under control”) and cases where the practice referred to a specialist for further investigation. The latest reviews are mostly positive about being listened to and supported, but there is also a detailed negative account alleging poor hygiene and a difficult healing outcome after eyelid growth removal, so experiences appear mixed depending on the case.
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4.8 stars from 117 reviews. “”
Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 117 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.
a week ago
3 months ago
5 months ago
This is the Veterinary practice we use. Very good and supportive. I wouldn't go anywhere else.
2 months ago
This is the Veterinary practice we use. Very good and supportive. I wouldn't go anywhere else.
3 months ago
This is definitely the best vets I've been to. They took our concerns seriously about our cat and we've finally figured out what's been going on. They recommended us to a specialist and now she's doing a lot better. Huge thank you to the time and care these vets put in, and thank you to reception as well for always helping us out.
6 months ago
This is definitely the best vets I've been to. They took our concerns seriously about our cat and we've finally figured out what's been going on. They recommended us to a specialist and now she's doing a lot better. Huge thank you to the time and care these vets put in, and thank you to reception as well for always helping us out.
7 months ago
I took my small dog with a small growth under her eyelid to have it removed She was basically mutilated, firstly the wound was badly infected which later after witnessing the lack of attention shown to hygiene by the vet involved I was appalled! Then after the second or third lot of antibiotics and well over two weeks of nursing the wound the stitchers were still well and truly embedded in the wound and it was quite obvious they were not disolvable even though the condisending elderly receptionist reasured me they were! I rang up and asked if they minded removing them so I was called in to have them removed! My poor little dog was pulled about on her eyelid and she squealed with pain by the same time vet on the floor in the treatment area, then the rough vet wiped her eye with a piece of paper he pulled off the roll they wipe the table with and was touching her eye without washing his hands! I was really distressed about the whole thing and so was my little Jack Russell, the vet then decided to sedate her and that turned into another drama because on his knees instead of putting her on the treatment table was attempting to inject her and missed so he didn't know weather the siren went into the dog or missed absolute fiasco the result my dogs eyelid is uneven on the lid and catching her eye is weeping and runs constantly lumps and bumps all over the place and I don't know what to do because I can't afford it and I am frightened about what would happen if someone else had a go! They haven't once attempting to follow up and see how it healed instead they are waiting for me to take her in so they can change me more money! Hundreds of pounds
5 months ago
I took my small dog with a small growth under her eyelid to have it removed She was basically mutilated, firstly the wound was badly infected which later after witnessing the lack of attention shown to hygiene by the vet involved I was appalled! Then after the second or third lot of antibiotics and well over two weeks of nursing the wound the stitchers were still well and truly embedded in the wound and it was quite obvious they were not disolvable even though the condisending elderly receptionist reasured me they were! I rang up and asked if they minded removing them so I was called in to have them removed! My poor little dog was pulled about on her eyelid and she squealed with pain by the same time vet on the floor in the treatment area, then the rough vet wiped her eye with a piece of paper he pulled off the roll they wipe the table with and was touching her eye without washing his hands! I was really distressed about the whole thing and so was my little Jack Russell, the vet then decided to sedate her and that turned into another drama because on his knees instead of putting her on the treatment table was attempting to inject her and missed so he didn't know weather the siren went into the dog or missed absolute fiasco the result my dogs eyelid is uneven on the lid and catching her eye is weeping and runs constantly lumps and bumps all over the place and I don't know what to do because I can't afford it and I am frightened about what would happen if someone else had a go! They haven't once attempting to follow up and see how it healed instead they are waiting for me to take her in so they can change me more money! Hundreds of pounds
a year ago
Few vets seem to treat chickens nowadays, so this surgery is a gem. They are so knowledgeable and professional, but most importantly they are very caring and compassionate. Today we said goodbye to this beautiful chicken Dove. A rare fox attack yesterday and injuries that were too severe for further treatment. I held her for 10 minutes in the surgery room, as she drifted of to sleep, loving her cuddles as always. She was about 7 years old and had been with us for more than 4 years, part of my own healing journey after some personal trauma. Goodbye Dove, enjoy heaven, you deserve it. Thank you to all at Beech House, I have no hesitation in recommending this practise
2 years ago
This vet practice is absolutely fantastic. They have brought my rescue greyhound back into very good health and got her Cushings Disease well under control. Always had speedy apointments and the wonderful people who work there really care about the animals. Charles Castle goes above and beyond when it comes to our pets. He is genuinely kind and will always tell you what is for the best. Money is not the top priority of this vet! Many thanks for all your kind assistance so far with my Seeker. Sandy and Seeker❤️💕
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