Best Vets in Cambridge

- Several owners describe long-term loyalty, including using the practice for 20 to 40+ years. - Reviews regularly mention kindness, friendliness and attentiveness, with praise for both clinical care and support during difficult periods. - Owners mention care for a wide mix of pets, including dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs and rats.

- Reviews are overwhelmingly positive, with owners regularly describing the team as professional, friendly, caring and well organised. - Communication is a standout theme: owners mention detailed explanations, follow-up calls, clear treatment plans and never feeling rushed during appointments. - BOAS treatment remains a major strength in owner feedback, with several people describing life-changing breathing improvements after surgery.

- Anaesthesia & pain management, supporting specialist procedures and recovery. - BOAS airway clinic, with recent feedback describing surgery for a bulldog that led to a marked improvement in quality of life. - Cardiology, dermatology, internal medicine and oncology, reflecting the centre’s specialist referral scope; one recent case involved oncology assessment and surgical planning for a leg lump.

- Owners regularly praise the team for being friendly, calming, and professional, including with nervous or difficult patients. - Several reviews highlight thorough communication, with detailed history-taking and clear explanations of CT scans, ultrasound findings, and next steps. - Recent feedback also points to a measured, no-pressure approach, including helping an owner decide whether a CT scan was actually needed.

Village Vet Whittlesford is part of the Village Vet group and is owned by Linnaeus. The practice sees cats and dogs for routine appointments as well as more urgent situations, with reviews highlighting calm emergency handling, dental support, and clear explanations from vets. Recent feedback is largely positive about the caring, professional team, though some owners report inconsistent experiences between vets and problems with reception or administration.

Village Vet Milton/Vet 24 Cambridge in Cambridge is part of the Village Vet group and sits within the Linnaeus network. It appears set up for urgent and out-of-hours cases as well as complex procedures, with reviews describing immediate triage for a collapsed guinea pig and major surgery with several days of care for a cat after a ruptured diaphragm. Recent feedback remains mixed overall, combining strong praise for clinical care and kindness with some complaints about emergency phone access and costs.

RSPCA Cambridge is part of the RSPCA charity rather than a corporate veterinary group. It provides veterinary support with a clear emphasis on helping owners who may struggle with costs, and it is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent feedback continues to show strong appreciation for the care pets receive in clinic, alongside ongoing frustration about difficulty getting through by phone.

Slate Hall Veterinary Practice in Cambridge focuses on poultry health and welfare, with the practice presenting itself as a poultry-focused veterinary service. Its website emphasis is on poultry health and production support. Public feedback is very limited, but the only written review available praises help with chickens experiencing respiratory problems and specifically mentions Jackie.

Cambridge Farm Animal Veterinary Services is part of the University of Cambridge and is hosted through the Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital website. The service is primarily focused on farm-animal work. The limited recent public feedback is mixed, with praise for a professional, helpful experience alongside a complaint from someone who says an elderly foster cat could not be seen without a full clinical history.