Davison Veterinary Care

Davison Veterinary Care is a small-animal practice established in 1933 and listed as an RCVS General Practice. Based on its stated facilities (on-site lab, X‑ray, ultrasound and dental facilities) and the services described, it appears set up for both routine care (vaccinations, neutering, parasite control, nurse clinics) and in-practice diagnostics and procedures.

In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly describe being fitted in at short notice, including for urgent problems during normal hours. One detailed account describes a vet (Alicia) listening to concerns about a dog’s pain, proceeding with imaging, reaching a diagnosis and prescribing appropriate medication; the same reviewer also mentions consent-based handling during the exam. Multiple reviews also mention supportive reception and nursing teams and smooth transitions when registering multiple pets.

Corporate-group ownership isn’t stated in the information provided.

Services

From the clinic’s website summary and the reviews, services mentioned include

• •Consultations (including check-ups and boosters)
• •Vaccinations
• •Neutering
• •Surgery
• •Dentistry (with dental facilities)
• •Diagnostic tests & imaging (on-site lab, X‑ray, ultrasound; reviews mention “imagery” leading to diagnosis)
• •Microchipping
• •Parasite control
• •Nurse clinics
• •Blood pressure checks
• •“Six month” health checks
• •Grooming & nail clipping
• •Anal sac expression
• •Home visits

Species listed on the clinic website: dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, gerbils, ferrets and wild birds.

Emergency care: the clinic states it provides emergency support during normal hours; out-of-hours cases are directed to a dedicated emergency service (MiNightVet).

Other capability noted in structured clinic data: veterinary nurse training facility.

People

• •Alicia (role not stated) is named in multiple reviews. Owners describe her as taking time to explain options clearly, listening to concerns, and being “hands on” in a consent-based way during examinations. One review links her approach to practical outcomes: imaging performed, diagnosis reached and medication provided for a dog whose pain the owner felt wasn’t being adequately addressed.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.4 stars from 221 reviews.

• •Short-notice access: owners mention being “fitted in at short notice” and efficient handling of appointments.
• •Support for both routine and urgent needs: examples include “check ups/boosters” as well as “emergency care” during normal hours.
• •Follow-through from assessment to treatment: one reviewer describes imaging leading to diagnosis and medication, after the vet listened to concerns about pain.
• •Front-desk and nursing support: reviewers call out reception as warm/helpful and describe positive interactions across reception, nurses and vets.