Village Vet Longstanton

Village Vet Longstanton is part of the Village Vet group and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviewers most often describe straightforward day-to-day veterinary care with an emphasis on communication and handling pets who are anxious. Concrete details mentioned include being able to get appointments when needed, vets explaining a clear diagnosis and “what to do next,” and prompt attention when a pet became unwell quickly. One reviewer, however, reports leaving after many years due to perceived high prices and a decline in service quality.

Services

• •General veterinary consultations and treatment (owners mention advice on available treatments and receiving a clear diagnosis with next steps).
• •Support for nervous/anxious dogs during visits (mentioned by an owner whose dog “sometimes can get anxious”).
• •Prompt assessment/care for sudden illness (“became unwell very quickly” and received prompt care).
• •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed in the clinic’s structured service data).

People

• •Zoe (role not stated): specifically thanked for “outstanding” advice and care.
• •Vets/staff (not named): repeatedly described as listening to owners, explaining diagnosis and next steps, and being friendly with dogs—including those that are anxious.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 259 reviews. “”

• •Owners frequently mention friendly, helpful staff and clear explanations of diagnosis and treatment plans.
• •Multiple reviews highlight pets being comfortable attending (including a dog that “loves going here,” and another that can be anxious but was handled well).
• •Access and responsiveness come up positively (e.g., “always manage to get an appointment,” “prompt care” for sudden illness).
• •A conflicting experience is reported by one long-term client who felt prices were high and service quality had declined after the practice was taken over, and noted no follow-up when they left.