Street Veterinary Centre – Vets in Street
Clinic Overview
Street Veterinary Centre offers nurse clinics, end-of-life care and equine services, and says it has in-house specialist equipment. The practice is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility and holds RCVS awards for Client Service and for Team and Professional Responsibility. Reviews most often mention friendly staff, clear explanations and compassionate support during difficult decisions, with one older detailed complaint about the handling of an elderly cat’s dental problems and euthanasia discussions.
Services
- •Nurse clinics and general appointments are listed, with reviews describing clear explanations, professional consultations and pets being seen at short notice when owners were worried.
- •End-of-life care is a clear part of the practice’s work, and several reviews describe patient, compassionate support during euthanasia decisions and goodbye visits.
- •Equine services are listed, with Dilliway & Bosley Equine Veterinary Practice named for out-of-hours emergency cover for equine clients.
- •Review examples of treatment include general anaesthetic with clipping/shaving for a cat with matted fur, discussion and treatment of dental problems including a dental abscess and antibiotics, and urgent care that one long-term client says helped save their dog’s life.
- •The practice also says it has in-house specialist equipment and is a veterinary nurse training facility.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Lesley (reception): thanked by name for support during a goodbye appointment.
- •David (role not stated): praised for patience and support while an owner was making a euthanasia decision.
- •Julian (role not stated): named in a critical review about the handling of an elderly cat’s dental abscess and euthanasia discussions.
Reviews
Street Veterinary Centre has 4.5 stars from 78 Google reviews. Recent written feedback is mostly positive, with one older detailed negative review still standing out.
- •Positive reviewers often mention a kind, helpful reception team and vets who are professional, thorough and reassuring.
- •Clear explanations are a repeated theme, with owners saying options, likely outcomes and the pet’s best interests were talked through plainly.
- •Compassion around difficult decisions comes up several times, especially in reviews about euthanasia and saying goodbye to older pets.
- •One older detailed negative review criticises the handling of an elderly cat’s dental abscess and says euthanasia was raised too strongly.
