Lincvet

Ownership/affiliation isn’t stated in the information provided. Lincvet appears set up for routine preventative care and surgery (vaccinations, neutering/spaying) as well as difficult end-of-life appointments, and it’s listed as offering emergency veterinary services plus being a veterinary nurse training facility. In recent reviews, owners repeatedly describe staff taking time to explain what’s happening (including answering questions around a spay) and keeping people informed of costs before medication is prescribed. Several reviews also mention practical, pet-behaviour support such as free desensitisation sessions to help nervous animals build confidence coming into the clinic. Feedback is mixed on value and logistics: some describe a “good value” pet plan/health club, while others say it’s expensive; one reviewer reports repeated long waits despite asking for the best time to come.

Services

Based on the structured clinic data and the latest written reviews available

• •Emergency veterinary services (listed in clinic data; details of how this is delivered aren’t provided)
• •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed in clinic data)
• •Cat neutering/spaying (spay and neuter both mentioned)
• •Vaccinations and health checks (kittens vaccinated and checked)
• •Medication for illness/injury, with pricing explained before prescribing (as described by a reviewer)
• •End-of-life care (saying goodbye/euthanasia mentioned) and pet cremation arrangements (described by a reviewer)
• •Behaviour/desensitisation support: free desensitisation sessions to help pets feel more comfortable attending (mentioned by a reviewer)

People

No individual vets or nurses are named in the information provided. What owners most often describe about the team

• •Clear explanations and reassurance, especially for first-time owners (e.g., questions answered and reassurance given around a kitten’s spay).
• •Practical flexibility on the day, such as prioritising a spay appointment around an owner’s work commitments (one review).
• •Support in emotionally difficult visits, with compassion noted during an appointment to say goodbye to a cat, and during cremation arrangements (multiple reviews).
• •Help for anxious/nervous pets, with staff offering free desensitisation sessions and building a rescue dog’s comfort over time (one detailed review).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.6 stars from 364 reviews.

• •Communication during treatment: owners mention being kept updated during procedures and having questions answered (spay/neuter), and being told the price before medication was prescribed.
• •Supportive handling of sensitive situations: end-of-life visits and cremation arrangements are described as caring and calming.
• •Anxiety/desensitisation help: one owner credits free desensitisation sessions with a noticeable improvement in their dog’s confidence when visiting.
• •Value and cost are disputed: one reviewer calls it “good value” with a pet plan/health club, while another says it’s expensive.
• •Waiting times/timekeeping concern: one reviewer reports repeated long waits after asking for the best time to attend and says this reduced their trust.