Best Vets in Lincoln – Complete Local Guide

Medivet Washingborough is part of the Medivet group. It offers routine preventative care alongside diagnostics and procedures including dentistry, imaging, ECG and surgery, with reviews giving examples such as flea treatment visits, regular vaccinations, dental work and cancer surgery. Owners also mention compassionate end-of-life care and practice events such as coffee mornings with tours of the premises.

Medivet Metheringham - Orchard House Veterinary Surgery is a Medivet practice in Lincoln providing routine, diagnostic and surgical care for cats, dogs and rabbits. Recent feedback is largely positive, with owners often praising the welcoming team, clear explanations and the way pets are kept calm during visits. A smaller number of reviews raise concerns about consultation thoroughness and communication.

Medivet Welton is a Medivet practice in Lincoln offering routine veterinary and nurse appointments, with access to 24/7 emergency care through Medivet’s emergency centres. The clinic also offers a free Mobility Pain Check and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback is largely very positive, especially around calm handling, clear communication and supportive care.

The Veterinary Hospital presents itself as an independent veterinary hospital in Lincoln. It appears set up for both routine care and urgent cases, with reviews describing diagnostics, surgery, and emergency treatment alongside day-to-day appointments. Recent feedback is consistently positive about clear communication, kind handling, and a team that explains options without pressuring owners.

Companion Care (Lincoln South) Ltd trading as Vets4Pets is part of the Vets4Pets network in Lincoln, with on-site facilities for routine care, diagnostics and in-patient nursing, including a hospital ward, in-house lab testing, X-ray and ultrasound. The practice also states that when it is closed, emergency cover is provided via Vets Now, with consultations starting from £313.50. Recent feedback is mixed overall: many owners praise compassionate care, including for rats and difficult end-of-life discussions, while some report problems around reception handling, urgent access and payment arrangements.

Lincoln Edge Vets Ltd is a veterinary practice in Lincoln offering routine and more advanced care, including diagnostics, surgery and dental treatment. Recent feedback paints a picture of a calm, friendly clinic where owners feel listened to and not pushed into unnecessary tests or treatments. Reviews also suggest pets are handled gently and that the team sees a mix of animals, from dogs and cats to at least one python.

Medivet Coningsby is part of the Medivet group and offers general veterinary care, with access to Medivet’s 24-hour emergency network. Recent reviews mostly praise the team for being friendly, efficient and clear in their communication, with good feedback on handling nervous pets. There is also one complaint about the price quoted for a sedated anal flush.

The Pet Vet Lincoln offers routine appointments, emergency care with access 7 days a week, and at-home visits for pets or owners who struggle to travel. The clinic website also highlights dental work, surgery, diagnostics, pet health plans and finance options, with no extra surcharge for weekends, evenings or bank holidays. Recent reviews are especially positive about clear communication, compassionate care and support through both routine treatment and more serious cases.

It is not stated whether Ian P Laird MRCVS is an independent practice or part of a wider veterinary group. Recent client feedback points to a practice used for both routine care and urgent problems, with emergency appointments, out-of-hours help, and home visits all mentioned by owners. Examples of treatment discussed by clients include lump removal, surgery to remove a grass seed from a paw, treatment for a urinary tract infection, and care for a cat with a suspected anal gland infection.

Pegasus Vets in Lincoln presents itself as a family-run independent practice, treating both small animals and equine patients rather than operating as part of a corporate group. Reviews describe a practice handling routine care alongside medical and surgical work, including dentals, neutering, soft tissue treatment, and more complex procedures. Out-of-hours cover is stated as provided via Vets Now for small animals, while equine out-of-hours are handled directly by the practice.

The Veterinary Surgery in Lincoln offers general veterinary care for dogs and other small pets, with website-listed mobile clinic and home-visit options. Reviews consistently describe a calm, personal style of care, with appointments that feel unhurried and supportive. Owners also mention thoughtful handling of sensitive moments, including end-of-life visits.

Vicarage Veterinary Centre is a veterinary nurse training practice, and reviewers often refer to it as an independent, family-owned clinic. It appears set up for both routine appointments and urgent same-day problems, with examples including sudden collapse, bladder blockage, and short-notice assessments late in the day. Recent feedback also highlights clear explanations, compassionate handling, and care across dogs, cats, guinea pigs, and occasional small exotic pets.

Lincvet offers routine small-animal veterinary care in Lincoln, including an optional Pet Health Club® Plus plan that includes consultations. Recent customer feedback is largely very positive, especially about clear explanations during appointments, practical home-care advice, and gentle handling of nervous pets. One longer-term client reports some recent difficulty getting suitable appointments and longer waits when emergencies affect the day’s schedule.

Vets Now (Lincoln) is part of the Vets Now emergency-care group, owned by IVC Evidensia. It focuses on out-of-hours urgent care for small animals rather than routine daytime appointments. Recent feedback is largely positive about compassionate handling and clear explanations of treatment options and costs, though some owners still mention high emergency fees, long waits at busy times, and occasional concerns about front-of-house communication.

Rase Veterinary Centre in Lincoln offers a broad range of veterinary care, including routine appointments, surgery, urgent presentations and some care for exotics. The clinic is also noted as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback points to strong support in urgent situations and caring communication, alongside a smaller number of serious complaints about surgical outcomes, hygiene and the consistency of checks.

Lincvet is an IVC Evidensia practice in Lincoln offering routine preventative care and surgery, including vaccinations and neutering/spaying, alongside support for difficult end-of-life appointments. It is also listed as providing emergency veterinary services and operating as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback often highlights clear explanations, compassionate care, and extra support for nervous pets through free desensitisation sessions, though views on affordability are mixed and one recent reviewer reported repeated waits.

Lincvet is a small-animal veterinary practice in Lincoln and is part of IVC Evidensia. It offers routine consultations and surgical care, including neutering, alongside end-of-life support. Recent customer feedback remains largely positive about the way pets are handled, especially nervous dogs, though there are some complaints about reception interactions and charges.

Lincs Farm & Equine is a veterinary practice in Lincoln, Lincolnshire. Publicly available information about the clinic is limited, and a detailed list of services or facilities is not published. The practice name suggests a focus on farm and equine veterinary work, but specific offerings are not set out in the information available publicly.

Park View Vets - Witham St Hughs is part of Park View Veterinary Hospital and is not identified here as part of a larger corporate group. The wider practice says it has a large team of vets, nurses and reception staff, is a Cat Friendly Clinic, and uses Vets Now for emergency cover, with overnight care for in-patients. Recent feedback is especially positive about calm handling of nervous pets, welcoming front-desk staff, and compassionate support during euthanasia appointments.