Medivet Welton

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”.

Services

• •Routine vet and nurse appointments (check-ups are specifically mentioned in reviews).
• •Emergency care: the website states 24/7 emergency care is available via Medivet’s 24/7 centres.
• •Urgent/critical stabilisation and decision-making support (described in a review involving a cat hit by a car, where options were explained to the owner).
• •Mobility Pain Check: the website mentions a FREE Mobility Pain Check offer (time-limited in the source material).
• •Veterinary Nurse Training facility (listed in clinic data).

Pricing

• •£130 nationwide emergency consultation fee for consultations between 7pm and 9am (per website information).
• •Free Mobility Pain Check (website offer; time-limited in the source material).

Reviews

4.8 stars from 174 reviews. - Friendly, helpful reception and clinical teams are mentioned repeatedly (“helpful and friendly”, “cheerful”, “professional”).

• •Thorough examinations: one owner notes the vet was very thorough; another describes a smooth, on-time cat check-up, including an attempted rear-teeth inspection.
• •Handling and animal comfort: one owner says their dog “looks forward to going”, suggesting gentle handling during visits.
• •Emergency support and communication: one review describes immediate care after a serious accident, prompt contact via microchip details, and clear explanation of options with sympathetic support.
• •Value/decision-making: one owner explicitly felt their dogs’ wellbeing was prioritised over money.