Emergency Vets in Lincolnshire

- Recent feedback is very positive, with repeated praise for a friendly, helpful, and caring team. - Communication stands out: owners mention vets explaining options clearly, giving advice, and helping people through difficult decisions. - Compassion around serious illness and euthanasia remains a strong theme, with families saying they were treated kindly and given time to say goodbye.

- Recent feedback is very positive overall, with many owners describing the team as friendly, caring, knowledgeable, and consistently professional. - Several reviews highlight good access and flexibility, including same-day appointments and Bridget seeing a dog during her lunch break when no standard slots were left. - Owners value clear communication, including vets taking time to explain medication and answer questions.

- Many recent reviewers describe the staff as caring, empathetic, understanding and professional, with praise spanning reception, vets and nurses. - Help for owners on low incomes remains a strong theme, with several people describing the hospital as an important source of support. - Experiences around urgent and out-of-hours help are mixed: one reviewer describes a calm and supportive night-time visit, while another reports being refused help in a late-evening emergency.

- Recent reviews are strongly positive about the friendliness and professionalism of the whole team, from reception through to vets and nurses. - A recurring theme is clear communication: owners say treatment options and likely costs are explained well, without pressure. - Several reviews describe prompt, compassionate handling of emergencies, including rapid triage, diagnostics, and surgery when needed.

- Recent reviews are largely very positive, with owners often praising the friendliness of the staff, kindness to pets and confidence in the clinical team. - Access is a recurring strength: reviewers describe getting appointments quickly, including as new clients and for urgent problems needing same-day attention. - Clinical care is especially well regarded in more complex cases, with examples including prompt avian work-ups, clear explanations after diagnosis, and compassionate support during end-of-life decisions.

Medivet Horncastle is part of the Medivet group and sees a mix of routine and more involved cases for cats, dogs, rabbits and other small mammals. The clinic offers 15-minute consultations, nurse clinics and in-house diagnostics including laboratory testing, X-ray and ultrasound. Out-of-hours care is provided by Vets Now.

Companion Care (Lincoln South) Ltd trading as Vets4Pets is part of the Vets4Pets network in Lincoln, with on-site facilities for routine care, diagnostics and in-patient nursing, including a hospital ward, in-house lab testing, X-ray and ultrasound. The practice also states that when it is closed, emergency cover is provided via Vets Now, with consultations starting from £313.50. Recent feedback is mixed overall: many owners praise compassionate care, including for rats and difficult end-of-life discussions, while some report problems around reception handling, urgent access and payment arrangements.

- Many owners describe the team as kind, friendly, and professional, with staff taking time to explain treatment and answer questions. - Routine visits come up often, including vaccinations, checks, and flea or worm prescription updates, with several reviews mentioning gentle handling. - There is strong praise for compassionate care during serious illness and euthanasia, with one family saying their cat was cared for “from start to finish”.

Bray House Veterinary Practice in Grantham offers routine care alongside in-practice diagnostics and surgery, including x-ray, ultrasound, endoscopy, blood and urine testing, and soft-tissue procedures such as neutering. Emergency care is also stated as available. Recent feedback highlights clear communication during treatment, compassionate support at difficult moments, and prompt action in urgent cases.