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Emergency Vets in Staffordshire

Showing 11-20 of 28 clinics

#11

County Vets - Friarswood

Newcastle-under-Lyme

Our Score (78/100)

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4.7(274 reviews)
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Corporate
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  • Owners repeatedly mention calm handling and communication during appointments, including taking time to talk through concerns rather than rushing the consultation. - Several reviews focus on support during difficult end-of-life situations, including euthanasia described as painless and handled with dignity, and aftercare gestures such as time to say goodbye, paw prints, a card, and seeds to scatter. - Responsiveness for unwell pets is highlighted (for example, prompt help when a cat was unwell on a Saturday morning).

Our Score (78/100)

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4.7(103 reviews)
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Corporate
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From the latest reviews, owners most often mention

  • Practical follow-through, such as text/email reminders for flea and worm treatments. - Clear triage between nurse and vet care (one owner saw nurse Helena, who quickly referred to a vet when the case was more serious than expected). - Surgical care mentioned in reviews, including cyst removal with reported good recovery.
#13

Our Score (77/100)

4.6(1140 reviews)
Emergency ServicesVeterinary Nurse Training
Independent Clinic
Treats:
dog
cat

Stoke PDSA Pet Hospital is part of the PDSA charity (not an independent clinic). The website describes it as providing free and low‑cost veterinary care for pets in need. In the latest reviews, owners most often describe help with urgent and serious problems (including emergency appointments, overnight care mentioned by one owner, and end‑of‑life support), alongside a recurring downside of the service being very busy with delays in getting appointments or call-backs.

#14

Our Score (77/100)

4.7(284 reviews)
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Independent Clinic
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exotic

Willow Veterinary Clinic is described in reviews as a long‑standing practice for some families, with repeated mentions of compassionate support during serious illness and end‑of‑life decisions. It’s also set up for practical in‑clinic diagnostics (one owner describes blood testing with results back in ~20 minutes and further testing discussed). Feedback is mixed on customer experience: several reviews talk about clear explanations and gentle handling, while a small number describe rude or dismissive interactions (including a kitten ear problem that an owner says was initially brushed off and worsened).

Our Score (75/100)

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4.5(130 reviews)
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Corporate
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cat
bird
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Shires Veterinary Practice is a long-established multi-branch clinic (the website states it has been providing veterinary care for over 70 years). It’s set up for routine care (vaccinations and preventative plans), dentistry work-ups, and handling urgent problems when owners call in.

Our Score (73/100)

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4.5(130 reviews)
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Shires Veterinary Practice is a long-established clinic (the website says it has provided veterinary care for over 70 years). Based on the information available, it appears set up for routine preventive care (vaccinations, reminders/health checks, parasite prevention plans) as well as medical and dental work (e.g., scale-and-polish discussions, dental X‑rays, possible extractions, injections and ongoing tablets).

#17

Lime Trees Cat Clinic

Stoke-On-Trent

Our Score (73/100)

4.8(117 reviews)
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Independent Clinic
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cat

Lime Trees Cat Clinic is a feline-only veterinary clinic set up specifically for cats, with an ISFM Gold Clinic accreditation and longer 20‑minute consultations. The website highlights in-house lab testing and advanced diagnostics (including dental radiography, ultrasound/echocardiography, endoscopy and CT), plus 24-hour hospital care with vets and nurses trained in emergency and critical care.

Our Score (72/100)

4.5(289 reviews)
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Corporate
Treats:
dog
cat
bird
exotic
  • Calm, welcoming appointments: owners mention a “calm environment” and staff who “listen.”
  • Support during difficult cases: multiple reviews describe sympathetic handling around serious illness and end-of-life decisions (including a cat where “we had to make the worst decision,” and ferrets with a poor outcome). - Communication and explanations: one review highlights a vet taking time to explain treatment and decision-making around major surgery (leg amputation for a tumour). - Concerns raised by some owners
  • Exotics/bird handling: one owner reports repeated poor budgie nail clipping, with a final visit involving multiple cuts and subsequent worry about the bird’s health.

Our Score (71/100)

4.7(237 reviews)
Emergency Services
Independent Clinic
Treats:
dog
cat

Hillman Vets – Britannia Park offers routine appointments alongside more complex surgical care, with emergency veterinary services listed in the clinic data. Recent reviews describe everything from diagnostics (cat urine testing) through to major procedures (BOAS surgery and leg amputation after a road traffic accident). Owners frequently mention strong communication—such as being phoned with updates during surgery—and staff taking time to calm and handle nervous dogs (including getting down on the floor with an anxious dog pre-op).

Our Score (69/100)

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4.3(465 reviews)
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Corporate
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Rogers, Brock & Barker Veterinary Surgeons / MiNightVet is a small-animal practice established in the early 1970s, with a dedicated 24/7 emergency service described on its website as having full-time night staff. The practice lists multiple “friendly clinic” accreditations (RCVS General Practice, Cat Friendly Clinic Silver, Rabbit Friendly Clinic Silver, and Dog Friendly Clinic).

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