Priory Veterinary Practice Stamford Ltd

Priory Veterinary Practice Stamford Ltd describes itself as a small, independently owned practice (with two sites). Recent reviews repeatedly mention a calm, structured environment (including a reception area separated for dogs and cats/other animals) and vets who are willing to be thorough at first presentation (one owner describes blood tests, a scan, and a health check on the first visit for a second opinion). Owners also describe support around operations (including “minor operations” and an “operation” where the pet was “very well cared for”), and bereavement support (a sympathy card and “Forget Me Not” seeds after a pet died; a separate review describes euthanasia carried out at the owner’s home).

Services

• •General consultations and second opinions (a second-opinion visit is specifically mentioned).
• •Diagnostics mentioned in reviews
• •Blood tests
• •Scan (type not specified)
• •Health check
• •Surgery/procedures (described as “minor operations” and an “operation”; no procedure details given).
• •Euthanasia, including a review describing it being done at the owner’s home.
• •Nervous-animal handling support (owners mention staff trying to help nervous dogs feel safe).
• •Cat/dog separation in reception is specifically noted as part of the setup.

People

• •Olivia (role not specified): mentioned as “especially helpful,” alongside a staff nurse (unnamed) and reception team.
• •Vicky (role not specified): thanked for long-term care of a pet.
• •Tom and Emma (roles not specified): named in a review describing them coming to the owner’s home to perform euthanasia.
• •Reception staff are repeatedly described as welcoming and helpful, including helping owners with nervous dogs and keeping the environment calm.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9 stars from 233 reviews.

• •Thorough work-ups when owners are worried: one review describes blood tests, a scan and a health check at the first visit.
• •Support around procedures and operations: multiple owners mention pets being well cared for during minor operations/operations, and owners themselves being reassured.
• •Practical setup for calmer visits: a “light and clean” reception area that’s separated for dogs and cats/other animals is noted.
• •Kindness during end-of-life care: owners mention compassionate handling of difficult outcomes, including a card and memorial seeds, and an account of euthanasia at home.
• •Help with nervous pets: an owner with a nervous dog says the team does their best to help the dog feel safe.