Stone Veterinary Centre

Stone Veterinary Centre is described by one reviewer as an independent practice. From the information available, it appears set up for routine care (check-ups and boosters) as well as more sensitive appointments, with multiple reviews highlighting efforts to reduce stress for anxious or reactive pets and to support owners through end-of-life care. The clinic is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.

Concrete examples from reviews include: a vet meeting an anxious dog in the car park to make vaccination less stressful; “reasonable adjustments” for a reactive dog during appointments; and a cat euthanasia handled with empathy and respect, with owners offered options and indicative prices to choose from without judgement.

Services

• •Routine health care mentioned in reviews: puppy “6 month check up,” and an annual booster appointment.
• •Care for sick pets, with one review noting a “poorly dog” receiving excellent care.
• •Euthanasia/end-of-life care, specifically a cat being put to sleep with “incredible empathy, kindness and respect.”
• •Low-stress handling / reasonable adjustments for nervous or reactive pets (e.g., arranging interactions to minimise stress).
• •Emergency/24-7 access (membership-linked): the clinic website states that Pet Health Club Plus members have round-the-clock access to veterinary care and advice via a partnership with PawSquad (7 days a week, 365 days a year).
• •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed in clinic data).

People

• •Milosz (vet): praised for meeting an anxious dog outside (in the car park) to reduce stress during an annual booster visit.
• •Abi: thanked alongside Milosz for helping with the same anxious-dog visit (role not stated).
• •Reception team (unnamed): described as “very helpful” by a first-time cat owner.

Reviews

4.8 stars from 201 reviews.

• •Owners repeatedly mention kindness and thoughtfulness, including during difficult appointments such as euthanasia.
• •Several reviews highlight practical stress-reduction steps for anxious/reactive dogs (e.g., meeting outside; making “reasonable adjustments”).
• •Communication and choice: one owner describes being given a selection of options with potential prices, and feeling no judgement about which plan they chose.
• •Access and responsiveness: one review appreciated being seen at short notice.
• •A minor negative noted: the premises look dated (“like a practice from the 70s”) and could do with cosmetic updating, despite positive comments about clinical care.