Village Vet Longstanton – Vets in Cambridge
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Clinic Overview
- Recent feedback is strongly positive overall, with repeated praise for kind, professional and helpful staff. - Owners often mention getting appointments quickly, especially when they are worried about a pet becoming unwell. - Clear communication stands out, including straightforward explanations and reassurance around treatment options and decisions.
Services
- •General veterinary consultations and treatment, with owners regularly mentioning clear advice on diagnoses, treatment options, and next steps.
- •Preventive care such as vaccinations, including a calm and reassuring visit for a new puppy having a vaccination.
- •Support for nervous or anxious dogs during visits, with staff described as friendly, patient, and good at putting pets at ease.
- •Prompt assessment and care for pets that become suddenly unwell, alongside repeated comments about being able to get appointments quickly.
- •Minor procedures and dental work are reflected in recent feedback, including a dog having a lump removed from an ear and a scale and polish.
- •Veterinary nurse training facility.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Dr Fiona McGuckin: praised for clear, concise explanations and reassuring care.
- •Beverley: named as a client care assistant and thanked for being helpful and empathetic.
- •Heather: highlighted for helping a new puppy feel at ease during a vaccination visit.
- •Zoe: singled out for outstanding advice and care.
- •The wider team is regularly described as friendly, knowledgeable, caring, and professional.
Reviews
Village Vet Longstanton has a 4.7-star Google rating from 264 reviews.
- •Recent feedback is strongly positive overall, with repeated praise for kind, professional and helpful staff.
- •Owners often mention getting appointments quickly, especially when they are worried about a pet becoming unwell.
- •Clear communication stands out, including straightforward explanations and reassurance around treatment options and decisions.
- •Pets are described as being handled gently and calmly, with positive examples including an anxious dog, a puppy attending for vaccination, and a dog receiving surgery and dental treatment.
Special Services
Vet Nurse Training
