Medivet Welling

Concrete specifics owners mention include: being kept updated during a spay “all the way until pick up”; vets explaining findings clearly and giving options; handling nervous or shy pets in a way that keeps them calm during exams; and practical, same-visit care such as nail clipping during an older cat’s check-up.

Services

• •Consultations: 15-minute consultations.
• •Preventative/routine care: nurse clinics; routine and twice-yearly/annual health checks mentioned in reviews.
• •Surgery: spaying is specifically mentioned in a recent review.
• •Dentistry: dentistry listed on the website.
• •Diagnostics & imaging: in-house laboratory, X-rays, ultrasound, ECG.
• •Travel documentation: Animal Health Certificate (pet travel).
• •Home visits: listed on the website.
• •Supplies: vet blood supplies listed on the website.
• •Out-of-hours: out-of-hours care is provided by Medivet 24 Hour Dartford with a stated consult fee of £130 (the website also states there is no charge for assessment by phone).
• •Species treated (per website): cats, dogs, rabbits.
• •Training: listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.

Pricing

• •Out-of-hours consult fee: £130 (provided by Medivet 24 Hour Dartford, per the clinic website).

People

• •Mary Cox (Veterinary Surgeon): named on the clinic website. In reviews, owners mention seeing Mary for an older cat’s twice-yearly check and describe a positive, gentle experience.
• •Reception team and vets (unnamed): reviews repeatedly describe polite, professional front-desk interactions and vets who explain findings clearly, offer options, and help keep anxious pets calm during exams.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 169 reviews.

• •Communication during procedures: one owner specifically describes being kept updated throughout a spay until collection.
• •Clear explanations and choices: owners mention vets explaining everything and providing options and advice during the consultation.
• •Handling nervous pets: multiple reviews highlight shy or first-time pets being treated gently and remaining calm during exams, reducing fear for future visits.
• •Long-term loyalty and routine care: several reviewers mention using the practice for many years and attending regular check-ups for ageing cats, including small add-on care like nail clipping done during the visit.