Park Veterinary Centre

Reviews of Park Veterinary Centre

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  Jennifer Stirrup

  Google · 7 March 2026

  The practice looked after my Archie so well when he had a very rare brain tumour. Unfortunately, I had no option but to put Archie to sleep. We had a special waiting area given to us so we got some time with him alone. They made him as comfortable as possible and he went with dignity and in peace. It was the kindest thing to do. Losing my dog was - and still is - beyond devastating. Everyone was so good to us and I will be forever grateful. I've attached some photos of Archie in happier times. Thank you to the team at Park Vets who looked after him from his arrival in our lives to the very end. Thank you to the team for being so supportive on what was one of the most terrible and wrenching days in our lives as a family.

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  Tiffany Kucifer

  Google · 25 February 2026

  We’ve been bringing our elderly kitties here for a few years and have been nothing but pleased. The staff and veterinarians have been lovely, and they’ve seen us through some very scary challenges. With 9(?), 19, and 20+ year-old cats you can imagine we come in likely more often than most. My only concern is that despite having a small divider in the waiting room for dogs and cats, people often don’t notice the signs and so there may not be a dedicated space for a sick or stressed kitty to be shielded from barking dogs.

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  Georgina Siddall

  Google · 17 January 2026

  I would highly recommend this amazing practice. The whole team from phone call to leaving were lovely. Thank you for your kindness and care. It was very much appreciated.

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  J B

  Google · 14 November 2025

  Our dog had torn ligaments in both legs and we were told that if we did not operate on both legs at separate times, it wouldn’t be fair to keep her alive. When I questioned how she would recover from an operation with one repaired cruciate ligament and another damaged, we were then told perhaps the vet would do both at the same time?? we never bothered to find out how she would recover from having two operations at the same time, because we were also told there was “no guarantee it would work” We found alternative treatment from another vet, and as we speak, I am walking our dog with no problem. obviously, you have to make your own mind up, but I would never go here again, I will never know whether or not the vet truly believed the treatment she was offering was the best course of action, or was emotional blackmail. However, I do know had we taken her advice our dog would’ve been put down. At the age of 4 1/2..

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  Saghi Manners

  Google · 13 November 2025

  Took my cockatiel in for eye infection- was told the consult would be £80 ish over the phone. I was in with vet for 5 minutes then she left to attend another pet left us waiting about 10 mins - I was charged £125 which included eye drops that I was told are human drops and when I looked were not expensive online. I was told I needed to come back for follow up. I asked if follow up is included in cost and told no every visit is charged. On the second visit I was in with vet for literally 1 min - even the receptionist said wow that was quick! They charged me £95! The vet also said I needed one more visit and that it would be the last visit - feels like to squeeze another £95 if you know by then all should be fine and it’s last visit! I have cats and a bunny and none of my previous vets charge for follow up for the same issue. This is outrageous and feels like it’s all about money not care. My last avian vet only charged £60 and he did full check up - sadly he retired hence I had to come here. Absolutely not ok how they conduct the practice. I shall be looking for another more scrupulous vet practice.

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