Churchview Veterinary Centre

Churchview Veterinary Centre is a veterinary practice with separate dog and cat waiting areas and an on-site diagnostic and surgical set-up (theatre space, prep area, diagnostic suite, kennel area). Reviews describe both routine first visits where the vet “took the time” to examine a pet, and urgent cases including a torn paw pad that needed stitches and vessels tying. Feedback is mixed on cost: several owners praise the care and explanations, while others object to consultation and medication pricing.

Services

• •Consultations, including nurse consultations (listed as a facility/service on the website summary).
• •Emergency care is referenced in reviews (e.g., urgent treatment for a dog’s torn paw pad requiring stitches and vessel tying).
• •Surgical capability on-site, supported by facilities listed (theatre space, prep area) and the emergency wound repair described in reviews.
• •Diagnostics on-site, supported by a listed diagnostic suite.
• •Facilities aimed at reducing stress in waiting areas: separate dog and cat waiting areas (website summary).

Pricing

• •Consultation fee mentioned in reviews: £60.
• •Medication pricing mentioned in reviews: £44 for a tube of gel (one reviewer compared this to £10.49 online); £42 for a tube of ointment (one reviewer compared this to £6 online).
• •Example total mentioned in a review: £102 for a short check-up plus ointment.

People

• •Lucy (vet) is specifically named in one review for an emergency case; the owner says she explained everything and treated their dog “like it was her own” while managing a paw pad injury requiring stitches and vessel tying.
• •Multiple reviews describe staff as pleasant/welcoming and note that clinicians took time during the consultation, particularly for a pet’s first visit.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 140 reviews.

• •Time and attention in appointments: one owner says the vet “really took the time” during a first visit.
• •Emergency treatment experiences: a detailed account describes rapid care for a severe paw pad tear needing stitches and vessels tying, with clear explanations from the vet.
• •Cost concerns vs care quality: several reviews praise the team and the standard of care, while others strongly criticise pricing—specifically citing a £60 consultation and £42–£44 ointment/gel priced far above what they found online.