Dog & Cat Vets in Lincolnshire

Aldervale Vets is part of the Aldervale/Rase network, supported by Rase Veterinary Centre, and says it provides its own out-of-hours emergency cover across its linked small-animal practices. The clinic lists an onsite laboratory, RCVS Tier 3 accreditation, and both surgical and diagnostic capabilities. Recent feedback centres on prompt help for urgent problems, clear communication, and a friendly, reassuring approach.

Two Counties Vets is an independent veterinary practice with two surgeries in Westwoodside, offering routine health checks, repeat prescriptions and advanced treatments. The practice also advertises weekday emergency appointments from 6:00pm to 7:00pm. Reviews point to a caring, unhurried approach, particularly with nervous dogs, alongside clear explanations and support across routine, surgical and emergency care.

Gordon K A Lochrie appears to be a small independent practice in Gainsborough, with no group ownership stated. Recent feedback continues to separate the veterinary care from the front-desk experience: Gordon is often praised as a good vet who cares about animals, while several reviewers describe the receptionist as rude or condescending. Review examples mention cat spaying and neutering, treatment for an injured feral cat, and phone communication around post-operative collection arrangements.

Rase Vets is presented on its website as Rase Veterinary Nursing College, operating as a veterinary nurse training college rather than a general veterinary practice. The site highlights taught programmes in Veterinary Nursing, Equine Veterinary Nursing, and an Animal Care Level 2 Diploma. Google lists the organisation at 5.0 stars from 1 review.

- Recent feedback is strongly divided between positive comments about Gordon’s clinical manner and negative comments about reception. - Several 1-star reviews describe rude or dismissive phone and front-desk interactions, including during attempts to register or book in cats. - Positive reviews focus on Gordon’s handling of animals, with owners saying he is gentle, reassuring, and good with nervous pets and people.

Abbey Veterinary Centre in Grimsby, Lincolnshire describes itself as a fully independent, first-opinion and referral practice with an emphasis on accurate diagnosis and advanced in-house diagnostics. It states it is set up for both routine care and more complex investigations and surgical work, including orthopaedics and minimally invasive (“key-hole”) procedures. The practice also states it provides 24-hour emergency care (with urgent cases handled on Sundays) and that it is a veterinary nurse training facility.

Eastfield Veterinary Clinic in Grimsby is part of VetPartners and is set up for both routine veterinary care and urgent cases. Emergency veterinary services are listed as available 24/7 or through extended hours. The clinic is also identified as a veterinary nurse training facility, indicating it supports clinical training alongside day-to-day patient care.

Publicly available information on this veterinary practice is very limited. Dr Claude Drouin MRCVS is the named vet associated with the clinic in Grantham, Lincolnshire, but there is not enough published detail to give a fuller picture of the practice’s facilities, scope of care, or day-to-day setup.