Northlands Veterinary Group

Northlands Veterinary Group is a multi-site practice (established since the 1960s, per its website) that offers routine/preventative care and runs its own in-house 24-hour emergency service. The website also references a hospital with “impressive facilities,” and the structured clinic data lists it as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.

In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention long-term continuity (including being with the practice for “over 20 years”), being seen promptly when needed (an older dog “very quickly”), and practical, low-stress handling during appointments (for example, helping a frightened cat during a vaccination visit after an accident in the carrier, with wipes and fresh bedding provided immediately).

Services

Based on the website summary and reviews, the practice provides

• •Routine and preventative care, with vaccinations specifically mentioned in reviews (cat vaccine visit).
• •24-hour emergency service, described on the website as “round-the-clock care, completely in-house.”
• •Medication and treatment advice (example: an older dog was seen quickly and given necessary medication and advice).
• •Veterinary Nurse Training (listed in the structured clinic data).

People

• •John (vet): Named in multiple reviews. Owners describe him as consistently pleasant and focused on pets’ wellbeing; one reviewer says their dog “loves going to see” him.
• •Jo (staff member; role not specified in reviews): Mentioned for hands-on help during a cat’s vaccination visit—quickly providing wipes and replacement bedding after an accident in the carrier, and responding calmly to a visibly terrified cat.
• •Veterinary nurses (team): Several reviews call out nurses as “brilliant,” and one review mentions a “new nurse” being helpful (not named).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 53 reviews. - Continuity and trust over many years, including owners who’ve stayed with the practice for decades.

• •Prompt access when worried, e.g., an older dog being seen quickly and sent home with medication plus clear advice.
• •Practical support during stressful moments, such as staff stepping in immediately to help clean up and re-bed a cat’s carrier during a vaccination appointment.
• •Time taken to discuss options and concerns, with one reviewer highlighting a “disciplined approach” to understanding the pet and then recommending an appropriate course of treatment.