The Woodley Vet

Rachel and Nuria on reception along with the vet have been so helpful and kind in helping to look after my elderly cat of almost 20 years. So friendly, efficient and knowledgeable- I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them and the practice to anyone!

I had an amazing experience with vet Goda Girdvile. She was incredibly kind, attentive, and truly listened to everything I said about my cat’s condition. She explained everything clearly, especially considering my cat is older, and talked me through all the options with so much care and patience. Even though the urine sample was very small, she still tested it for crystals and called me first thing the next morning with the results. She explained everything in detail and gave me really helpful advice on how to get my cat to drink more water and which supplements could help. She also gave my cat pain relief for the infection and for her arthritis, and after just one dose I could already see how much calmer and more comfortable she was. Goda Girdvile was so gentle and confident when giving the antibiotic injection that my cat didn’t even realise it happened — I’ve never seen her so relaxed at a vet. I’m genuinely grateful for the compassion, professionalism, and care she showed. It made a huge difference for both me and my cat. Highly recommended.

I have been using Wood vets for years and always extremely satisfied with the service provided. Staff are polite, caring, they always listen to my concerns, talk through their diagnosis thoughts and treatment options. I have never got the impression that profit is ever in the thoughts about treatment options (not like some of the horror stories about other vets). I will continue to use them and would recommend them to any pet owner.

Always been happy with the care provided to my girls at Woodley vets (previously easy pets). I feel fully informed about my pets conditions and treatment options. I wouldn't take them anywhere else.

Dr Brogan Patrick and the whole reception team was very kind and professional at our difficult times with our cat. During the entire process they showed great value and shared our feelings. I cant recommend them highly enough!

They are the best vets in the area, really great and friendly customer service, reasonable prices and you can tell the team they have really do care about your pets. I dealt with Rachel when i had an emergency with my cat and she was so sweet and supportive and it all got sorted out asap. Really amazing and have been here numerous times over the years with my cats, would rate it more stars if i could

Reading Easipetcare is the best Vet to go to with your pets. They take great care of my cat Pixie and are very good value for money. Ioana is one of the best vets I've seen,she is a lovely person ❤️

We have come in on multiple separate occasions for different problems with our miniature dachshund and everytime the vet doesn’t have a single clue as to what is wrong. They have even turned to us before to ask what we think is wrong, which you’d think if we knew we wouldn’t be there… they then later come to the conclusion of ‘I think something is wrong but I don’t know what’ proceeding to give us £80-100+ worth of medication for an unknown diagnosis… the vets seem to be very inexperienced and therefore extremely unhelpful. This is not just a once or twice experience, it is every single time we go in. They weren’t even able to diagnose our dogs multiple broken ribs which we later discovered through another vet. Shocking and would avoid at all costs.

Brought in a bird for simple beak and nail clip, dead in 5 minutes - 0 stars. I brought my pet bird for a routine claw/beak trim, expecting a careful manual trim with an assistant's help. The vet didnt seem to even know about placing a stick a bird’s mouth, clipped her beak too short and bled (had never happened before at home). Staff then took her to a back room and from what I later witnessed sedated her without my consent— with no risks or alternatives were discussed. She died within minutes leaving my son distraught. Just as a reality check, UK research clearly shows avian anaesthesia carries real risks (≈4% anaesthesia-related mortality; risks rises sharply in unwell or older birds, up to ~15.5× higher). They should be consulting owners, explaining risk and given the choice; and if there are age/health concerns (as the vet later claimed), sedation for a basic grooming procedure should be avoided. I could not possibly recommend this practice for avian care. 
Caveat Emptor, you’ve been warned, I hope they treat other animals better… Interestingly reading other reviews it seems over-use of anaesthesia killing otherwise healthy animals is quite common. Great for Euthanasia though I guess…?