Laurels Veterinary Surgery

- Recent written reviews are consistently very positive, with owners describing the team as friendly, professional and caring. - Clear explanations are a strong theme, with several owners saying vets and staff take time to talk through what is happening and offer plenty of advice. - Handling of pets is frequently praised, especially for cats or dogs that are anxious, difficult to examine or need extra reassurance.

Services

•Routine veterinary care: General consultations and check-ups, vaccinations and neutering are listed services. Reviews describe ongoing care for both dogs and cats, including owners with multiple pets attending regularly.
•Nurse-led and maintenance services: The practice lists nurse clinics and nail trimming.
•Calm handling and clear communication: Recent feedback repeatedly mentions staff taking time to explain treatment clearly, giving advice, and helping keep nervous or difficult-to-handle pets calm during visits.
•End-of-life and emergency support: Euthanasia and end-of-life care are offered, with reviews highlighting compassionate, unhurried support during an emergency final visit. Out-of-hours emergency care is provided 365 days a year through Beech House Veterinary Centre.

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

•Dr. Philippa Bradley is named on the practice website as leading the team.
•Older feedback specifically praises Jane for calm, kind handling of a scared reactive dog.
•Rebecca is thanked in earlier feedback for help with a stray cat named Tommy.
•Caron/Caren is mentioned positively as a vet nurse.
•Luna is also named positively in reviews.
•Reception staff are often described as helpful and efficient, with older reviews mentioning Karon, Anna, Jack and Karen.

Reviews

Google shows 4.3 stars from 280 reviews.

•Recent written reviews are consistently very positive, with owners describing the team as friendly, professional and caring.
•Clear explanations are a strong theme, with several owners saying vets and staff take time to talk through what is happening and offer plenty of advice.
•Handling of pets is frequently praised, especially for cats or dogs that are anxious, difficult to examine or need extra reassurance.
•Longer-term clients say the team remembers their pets and treats them kindly, and one review highlights especially compassionate support during an emergency euthanasia visit.