All Creatures Vets

Decision-relevant specifics mentioned in available sources include

• •Emergency support during normal opening hours, plus out-of-hours care via a shared on-call rota (with phone advice and referral to an out-of-hours clinic if needed).
• •Diagnostics and end-of-life care described in reviews: one owner reports ultrasound and blood tests identifying a pancreatic tumour, followed by peaceful euthanasia when treatment wasn’t possible.
• •Post-operative follow-up/aftercare is mentioned by a long-term client, and another review describes being kept informed during an emergency surgery, including cost discussions at each stage.
• •Reviews are mixed on cost and sales approach: some owners felt pricing was “extortionate” or that part of the consult felt like a sales pitch.

Services

Services and capabilities stated on the clinic website and/or mentioned in reviews include

• •Consultations and routine preventive care: vaccinations, parasite control, six-month health checks
• •Nurse clinics (including blood pressure checks)
• •Dentistry
• •Microchipping
• •Neutering
• •Diagnostics: diagnostic tests & imaging; in-house lab; ultrasound; X-ray (ultrasound and bloods are specifically mentioned in a review)
• •Surgery, including a soft tissue surgery referral service (emergency surgery is described in a review)
• •Rehabilitation/therapies: hydrotherapy; therapeutic laser therapy
• •Grooming/nurse procedures: nail clipping; anal sac expression
• •Puppy parties
• •Pet travel documentation
• •Home visits

Species listed as treated: dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, gerbils, ferrets.

Emergency arrangements (as stated): emergency support during normal opening hours; out-of-hours via a shared on-call rota among five practices, with phone advice and access to an out-of-hours clinic if needed.

People

Named team members mentioned in reviews

• •April, Matthew, Sharon (roles not specified): one owner credits them (and “the team”) with managing an emergency surgical case while keeping the owner updated on what was happening and what it would cost at each stage, and notes the dog was calmer than expected on the post-op return visit.

Unspecified vet/nurse

• •In one review describing euthanasia following serious illness, the vet and nurse are described as gentle and compassionate, with the owner highlighting rapid recognition of distress and prompt diagnostics (ultrasound and bloods).

Pricing

Explicit costs mentioned in reviews (these are individual experiences and not a published price list)

• •One owner reports paying “109 quid” for a consult plus “cough syrup and some tablets,” and felt it was expensive relative to the medication.
• •Another owner reports £67 for three medications, and alleges the same items totalled £29 when priced individually elsewhere; the same review also mentions £14 for a stain in a dog’s eye and a 20-minute consult.

Reviews

4.1 stars from 61 reviews. - Emergency/serious illness handling: owners describe prompt assessment and diagnostics (ultrasound and blood tests) and, where needed, peaceful euthanasia.

• •Surgery and aftercare: one long-term client mentions reliable care “post surgery,” and another describes emergency surgery with ongoing updates.
• •Communication about costs (mixed): one review praises being told costs at each stage during emergency treatment, while other reviews complain about high bills and one describes part of the consult as a “sales pitch.”
• •End-of-life support: two separate owners highlight kindness and professionalism during final visits and euthanasia.