Street Veterinary Centre – Vets in Street
Clinic Overview
Street Veterinary Centre describes itself as investing in in-house specialist equipment and offers both nurse clinics and end-of-life care; it also provides equine services and states it has RCVS awards for Client Service and for Team and Professional Responsibility. It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention clear explanations of options and likely outcomes (including what the vet felt was in an animal’s best interest), plus examples of urgent/decisive care and support around euthanasia. One review strongly disputes the clinic’s decision-making around an elderly cat’s dental abscess and euthanasia discussions.
Services
- •Nurse clinics (listed on the clinic website).
- •End-of-life care (listed on the clinic website; also referenced in reviews describing euthanasia decisions and support).
- •Equine services (listed on the clinic website).
- •Equine out-of-hours emergency cover: the clinic states it works closely with Dilliway & Bosley Equine Veterinary Practice for out-of-hours emergency cover for equine clients.
- •Examples mentioned in reviews
- •General anaesthetic and shaving/clipping for a cat with matted fur.
- •Dental problems management discussed, including a dental abscess and antibiotics (and an owner expecting a tooth removal).
People
- •Lesley (reception): thanked by name in a review for support during a goodbye/euthanasia visit (“You know what you did”).
- •David (role not stated): thanked by name for patience and support when an owner was making a euthanasia decision; the reviewer says they were given “all the facts and procedures” and “plenty of time” to decide.
- •Julian (role not stated): named in a negative review describing him as “cold” and pushing euthanasia for an elderly cat; the reviewer also felt follow-up discussions focused repeatedly on poor prognosis rather than treatment.
Reviews
4.4 stars from 74 reviews. The written reviews available to us include both long-term positive experiences and one detailed, critical account focused on end-of-life decision-making and dental care. “”
- •Owners describe being talked through options and likely outcomes, including what the clinician felt was in the animal’s best interest (example: cat consult where options/outcomes were explained).
- •Several reviews highlight support during euthanasia/“goodbye” appointments, including being given time to decide and kindness from staff; reception is specifically praised in one account.
- •One long-term client credits the practice with fast, correct care that they believe saved their dog’s life years earlier.
- •A detailed negative review alleges the practice pushed euthanasia for an elderly cat with a dental abscess and did not proceed with expected dental treatment after antibiotics; the reviewer attributes the outcome to the clinic’s handling of the case.
Special Services
Animals Treated at Street Veterinary Centre
Animals We Treat
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Reviews for Street Veterinary Centre
Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 74 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.
Natalie Wood
7 months ago
sean higgins
7 months ago
I have been with them for many years ,i have a dog called juke if it wasn't for them he would have died that was 6 years ago and now he's 9 fast and correct care from them is why he's still here
sean higgins
9 months ago
I have been with them for many years ,i have a dog called juke if it wasn't for them he would have died that was 6 years ago and now he's 9 fast and correct care from them is why he's still here
Matt Wilson
10 months ago
Highly recommend very nice staff aswell
Natalie Watson
a year ago
Tony Henderson
a year ago
Liz Carter
3 years ago
Brilliant experience. I took a cat there,and was seriously impressed by them. I was told the options , the likely outcomes,and what they felt was in the cats best interest. The receptionist was polite and friendly, both on the phone and in person. What more could you ask?
Nicki Perkins
3 years ago
1st time i visited, my beautiful but elderly cats fur had become matted due to inability to groom properly. I saw a lovely lady who seemed kind, compassionate & knowledgeable. She put him under general anaesthetic n shaved the bits where it was needed. We spoke about his past dental problems. And it's to her I'm giving the 2*. But i didnt like the bloke (julian) on our 2nd visit. He seemed very cold and when he heard how old my cat was (15.5!) he just wanted me to put him to sleep...he took him to look at but was back out to speak to me within 1 minute. My cat had a dental abscess, and had lost weight not being able to eat properly. He wasnt sick, he just needed some help n i found it extremely upsetting. Edit**it's taken me 2 months to be able to write this update. I returned again hoping they would finally remove his tooth after he had responded well to antibiotics. But no, this female accomplice was obviously well in with Julian (pompous t**t) because she mentioned his prognosis several times. She questioned me about my cats behaviour and health, & seemed somewhat disappointed that he'd recovered. Why were they so desperate to kill my beloved little companion?? She gave him another antibiotic jab to give me 2 weeks to decide what I wanted to do. Make him better, obviously, it ain't rocket science. By this time he was dangerously underweight but he still had his spirit. Over the nx few days his little body started shutting down from starvation. He slipped away as he laid next to me and I cried like a baby. I tried everything I could, I'd been liquidising catfood, giving high calorie treats, even feeding him from my fingers, but I couldn't remove his tooth myself!!! They killed my baby, a beautiful loving little soul who had NOTHING WRONG. He was a family member who was loved by us all. These are meant to be people who care about animals but they let him down so badly. So please go elsewhere, because I've not heard anything good about them so far. They were under a different name n seem to have rebranded themselves. Even animal welfare charity people have removed animals to another vet. Don't make the wrong choice for your pet like I did. I'm still devastated now and can't believe how it all went so badly wrong.
babs fallon
7 years ago
Thank you ALL for everything you did for us last week. We had to say goodbye to our beautiful Yorkie boy, Taz. You showed us so much compassion in such a painful time.. Special thanks to Lesley on reception... You know what you did. Will never forget. You are a star. Thanks all again xx
Joanne Litster
9 years ago
I would like to Thank David and the staff for their great patience and support! Recently I had to make a traumatic and devastating decision. I was given all the facts and procedures. Then plenty of time to consider what I should do for my cat Marmalade. The best thing was to put him to sleep..... Needless to say he was nearly 17 years old. He had been my companion for all my adult life, I loved him to bits, I was devastated! I was shown great kindness by all involved. THANK YOU! I
