Dog & Cat Vets in Lincolnshire

Medivet Welton is part of the Medivet group and is set up for both routine appointments and urgent cases, with access to 24/7 emergency care through Medivet’s network. Owners repeatedly mention calm, professional handling and clear explanations—one review describes the team providing immediate emergency care after a road traffic accident and using microchip details to contact the owner. Reviews also highlight thorough consultations (including attempts at a dental check during a cat’s appointment) and a consistent feeling from some clients that appointments focus on the pet’s wellbeing rather than “money”.

Stamford Veterinary Centre is a first-opinion small-animal practice that also accepts second-opinion cardiac referral cases, and it states it runs its own out-of-hours emergency service. The clinic is equipped for on-site diagnostics (including in-house blood testing, ultrasound, ECG, endoscopy, digital X‑ray, and dentistry), and the website describes separate dog and cat waiting areas plus hospital wards with calming diffusers. Recent reviews most often highlight gentle handling during exams (including for elderly pets), clear explanations to owners, and a consistently friendly experience—though one reviewer describes an unfriendly interaction with reception when bringing in a found dog for microchip checks.

James Street Veterinary Centre describes itself as an independent practice that has been caring for pets for over 100 years. The website lists consultations, diagnostics, dentistry, surgery (including laparoscopic surgery) and treatment for exotic animals, and the site also notes 24/7 digital vet support via a partnership with Vidivet. Recent reviews add detail on what that looks like in practice: owners mention fast appointment access (including being seen within about 30 minutes for a dog injury), and specific work-ups such as a parrot being mildly sedated, X-rayed and having blood tests taken within 20 minutes of arrival.

Rase Veterinary Centre is a 24/7 practice that also operates as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews describe pets being seen urgently at short notice and appointments where vets take time to explain options and give clear information. There are also serious complaints about communication and administration: one owner describes repeated problems obtaining a written controlled-drug prescription, and another describes a poor experience around an elderly pony’s assessment and planned euthanasia (including disputed tests and invoicing).

C and S Goodear Services Ltd operates Black Sheep Vets alongside “East Lincolnshire Emergency” (as named on the website). The clinic setup appears to focus on making dog visits less stressful, with a separate dog waiting room and an outdoor garden area for walking. From recent reviews, owners most often describe clear explanations during appointments and a range of care from routine procedures (spaying, puppy vaccinations/health checks) through to urgent and overnight treatment (including an emergency appointment at 1am).

The Pet Vet Lincoln describes itself as an independent, family-owned practice. From the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine care plus same-day/urgent problem-solving and surgery, including dental work and investigations for lumps/bumps, with the option of at-home appointments. Owners specifically mention major abdominal surgery to remove an intestinal blockage, spays with follow-up/courtesy calls, and palliative/end-of-life care in a dedicated suite.