Medivet Adlington / Adlington Veterinary Centre

Concrete specifics mentioned

• •Follow-on appointments after an out-of-hours emergency visit are described in reviews.
• •Puppy vaccinations/injections are specifically mentioned, with “lots of advice” given.
• •End-of-life care is described, including staff communication and respecting owners’ wishes.
• •A vaccination consent/communication issue is raised (kennel cough vaccine given when declined).

Services

• •Routine vaccinations, including puppy injections (and kennel cough vaccination is specifically referenced).
• •Out-of-hours emergency care access through Medivet’s 24-hour centres (as described on the website), with reviews mentioning emergency attendance and subsequent follow-up appointments at this practice.
• •Support for very nervous dogs (handling and approach described in reviews).
• •End-of-life care, including discussing and following owners’ wishes when saying goodbye (from reviews).
• •Time-limited “FREE Mobility Pain Check” promotion is referenced on the website content (no further clinical detail provided).

Pricing

• •Out-of-hours emergency consultation fee: £130 for consultations between 7pm and 9am (stated as a nationwide Medivet fee).

People

• •Maria (vet): named in a review for a puppy injection visit; the owner describes a stress-free appointment with professional handling and lots of guidance on caring for a young pup.
• •Reception team: one reviewer highlights a “very kind receptionist” during a puppy vaccination visit.
• •Clinical team (not individually named): multiple reviews describe patient handling for a “very nervous dog,” clear communication during serious illness, and staff understanding owners’ wishes during end-of-life care.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 246 reviews. “”

• •Owners frequently mention staff taking time to go through details and provide practical advice (especially for puppies).
• •Several reviews describe calm, patient handling for anxious or nervous dogs.
• •End-of-life care is specifically praised for communication and for respecting owners’ decisions.
• •A repeated negative report describes a consent/communication problem: a dog was given the kennel cough vaccination despite the owner asking for it not to be, affecting the owner’s ability to mix dogs afterward.