Best Vets in Lincoln – Complete Local Guide

Not stated whether this is an independent practice or part of a wider veterinary group. Based on recent reviews, the clinic is used for a mix of routine pet care and urgent problems, with owners describing access to emergency appointments (including a Boxing Day visit) and, in some cases, out-of-hours support and home visits. Specific treatments mentioned include lump removal surgery, investigation and surgery to remove a grass seed from a paw, and treatment for a urinary tract infection. Pricing is frequently described as “reasonable” by some owners, but one reviewer strongly disagrees and reports being asked for payment before treatment during an emergency visit.

Medivet Welton is part of the Medivet group and is set up for both routine appointments and urgent cases, with access to 24/7 emergency care through Medivet’s network. Owners repeatedly mention calm, professional handling and clear explanations—one review describes the team providing immediate emergency care after a road traffic accident and using microchip details to contact the owner. Reviews also highlight thorough consultations (including attempts at a dental check during a cat’s appointment) and a consistent feeling from some clients that appointments focus on the pet’s wellbeing rather than “money”.

The Veterinary Hospital describes itself as an independent veterinary hospital. Reviews suggest it’s set up to handle both routine care and urgent/emergency presentations, including diagnostics and surgery. Recent owners describe vets who explain options without pressuring decisions and who flag costs up front. Practical, clinic-specific details mentioned include a cat-only afternoon system and a separate cat-only bay, plus cases involving ultrasound and blood tests and a rabbit emergency that went from x‑rays to a multi-hour surgery.

The Pet Vet Lincoln describes itself as an independent, family-owned practice. From the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine care plus same-day/urgent problem-solving and surgery, including dental work and investigations for lumps/bumps, with the option of at-home appointments. Owners specifically mention major abdominal surgery to remove an intestinal blockage, spays with follow-up/courtesy calls, and palliative/end-of-life care in a dedicated suite. The website also states there is no surcharge for weekend/evening/bank-holiday visits, and the clinic lists Blue Paw accreditation for osteoarthritis care.

Vicarage Veterinary Centre is described by reviewers as an independent, family-owned practice, and it’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on reviews, the clinic appears set up for both routine consults and urgent/same-day problems, with examples including being told to “bring her straight in” after a cat collapsed, and fitting in a late-evening assessment for a deteriorating puppy.

Concrete examples owners mention include x‑rays to investigate dental disease in a guinea pig, major surgery for small pets, and bladder blockage surgery planning and stabilisation (including draining the bladder to keep a dog comfortable overnight before surgery). Several reviews also highlight clear explanations of options (e.g., trying antibiotics and diet changes before considering surgery, or discussing euthanasia when treatment would be complex).