Vet On The Corner – Vets in Horncastle
Clinic Overview
Vet On The Corner is a small local practice in Horncastle that has been presented as family-run and one-vet. Some recent reviewers mention a change of ownership. Recent feedback is mixed overall: several owners praise Grace and the wider team for being friendly, helpful and going above and beyond, while one detailed complaint raises concerns about a blood-draw attempt and communication around an insurance admin fee.
Vet On The Corner is a small local practice in Horncastle that has been presented as family-run and one-vet. Some recent reviewers mention a change of ownership. Recent feedback is mixed overall: several owners praise Grace and the wider team for being friendly, helpful and going above and beyond, while one detailed complaint raises concerns about a blood-draw attempt and communication around an insurance admin fee.
Services
- •General consultations for unwell pets and ongoing care are the clearest services mentioned by owners, with one long-term client saying the practice has looked after their animals for years.
- •Blood sampling and blood tests are specifically referenced in recent feedback.
- •Reviews also refer to cat care, although one older complaint is mainly about not being seen before registration rather than treatment that was carried out.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Grace is the only named team member in reviews, with one owner thanking “Grace and her team” for going above and beyond.
- •Other recent reviewers describe the staff more generally as friendly and helpful.
Reviews
Google reviews show 4.8 stars from 101 reviews.
- •Several recent 5-star reviews describe a friendly, helpful team, with one calling it a “fantastic family run vets” and another saying “nothing is too much trouble.”
- •One owner specifically praised Grace and her team for going above and beyond after another local vet had let them down.
- •A long-term client said the practice had changed ownership but still rated it very positively.
- •One detailed 1-star review reports a distressing attempted blood draw on a cat and raises concerns about communication over a £27.50 insurance-claim admin fee; an older 1-star review says an injured cat could not be seen without registration.

