Lancaster Vets – Vets in Lancaster
Clinic Overview
- Friendly, caring staff across reception, nursing, and vet teams. - Calm, gentle handling for nervous pets, including anxious dogs and a rescue cat that dislikes being picked up or confined. - A clean, bright, well-organised practice environment and a waiting room that feels calm.
Services
- •Home visits: the clinic offers a Homecare home visit service.
- •Preventive and routine care: puppy and kitten primary vaccination courses and lapsed vaccination courses are listed, alongside routine health checks, injections, flea and worm treatment, and claw clipping. Reviews also mention a pet plan covering regular checks and parasite treatment.
- •Surgery and dentistry: recent feedback includes spaying, follow-up wound checks, and dental treatment such as scale and polish and tooth extractions.
- •Support for nervous pets: owners regularly mention calm, patient handling for nervous dogs, a cautious rescue cat, and pets that need a gentle approach in the consulting room.
- •End-of-life care: reviews describe euthanasia support and thoughtful aftercare, including ashes returned with a card, certificate, paw prints, and fur clippings.
Pricing
Published prices suggest the clinic sits around average, based on a partial sample of comparable services. Reviews are positive on value, with the pet plan described as good value for regular checks and flea and worm treatment, and some owners feeling the care is worth the money.
People
- •Vets and nurses: reviews describe the clinical team as caring, professional, knowledgeable, calm, and reassuring. Owners mention careful examinations, clear explanations, helpful communication after procedures, and good continuity of care for ongoing health issues.
- •Reception team: reception staff are regularly described as welcoming, efficient, friendly, and helpful, with comments that appointments run to time and queries are answered clearly.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.7 stars from 143 reviews. Recent feedback is overwhelmingly positive, with common themes including
- •Friendly, caring staff across reception, nursing, and vet teams.
- •Calm, gentle handling for nervous pets, including anxious dogs and a rescue cat that dislikes being picked up or confined.
- •A clean, bright, well-organised practice environment and a waiting room that feels calm.
- •Clear explanations, good communication during treatment and follow-up, and positive experiences with routine care, spaying, and the pet plan.

