RSPCA HSWK CIO

RSPCA HSWK CIO appears to be an RSPCA-run clinic in Uxbridge offering practical veterinary help for routine procedures as well as urgent and welfare-related cases. Recent reviews mention cat neutering, treatment that quickly relieved a dog’s pain, support around euthanasia including for small pets, and rapid help with a severely injured feral cat. Feedback is mixed overall: many reviewers describe helpful, supportive care, while some complaints focus on communication, aftercare, and how cost discussions were handled.

Services

• •Routine procedures for cats and other pets: Reviews specifically mention cat neutering, with more than one owner using the clinic for this.
• •General veterinary treatment: Recent feedback includes a dog seen for pain and ongoing health issues, with the owner reporting the vet helped quickly and their dog felt much better after the visit.
• •End-of-life care: Reviews refer to euthanasia support, including for gerbils, with one owner describing a kind and reassuring vet during a difficult appointment.
• •Urgent welfare and rescue-related help: The clinic is also mentioned in connection with urgent animal welfare cases, including arranging a rapid rescue for a severely injured feral cat. Reviewers also describe it as a service local owners may turn to in emergencies.

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

• •Julie: Named by a reviewer who thanked her for helping arrange the rescue of a severely injured feral cat, praising her professionalism, understanding, and quick action.
• •Unidentified vet: One owner who brought in gerbils for euthanasia describes the vet as kind and reassuring during a very distressing visit.
• •Reception and wider team: Reviews include praise for helpful staff, supportive service during difficult moments, and prompt help over the phone, though some other reviewers report rude or dismissive communication.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.2/5 from 337 reviews.

• •Many recent reviewers are positive about the team, describing staff as helpful, supportive and professional, with some calling the service excellent or an important local resource.
• •Specific positive experiences include cat neutering, quick pain relief for a dog during an appointment, and compassionate support at end of life.
• •One standout review praises the clinic for calling back quickly and rescuing a severely injured feral cat within about half an hour.
• •Negative feedback centres on communication and aftercare concerns, including one complaint about post-neutering advice and hygiene, another about a distressing pricing conversation around euthanasia, and one reviewer who was unhappy with the response to a wildlife incident.