Medivet Stapleford

Medivet Stapleford is part of the Medivet group (a network of practices). Based on the website and recent reviews, it’s set up for routine preventative care and common procedures (vaccinations/boosters, parasite treatments, and neutering), with access to Medivet’s 24-hour emergency centres if needed. Recent reviewers repeatedly mention straightforward booking and being seen promptly for urgent-but-routine needs (for example, a newly adopted stray kitten being wormed, flea-treated and vaccinated). One reviewer raises a concern about continuity, saying there is “no permanent vet,” while others describe thorough consultations and reassuring care (including around a same-day castration).

Services

• •Routine consultations mentioned in reviews, including health checks for a newly adopted kitten.
• •Parasite prevention/treatment: worming and flea treatment (kitten).
• •Vaccinations and boosters, including kennel cough vaccination given at the same appointment as boosters.
• •Neutering: dog castration (procedure and immediate post-op experience described in a review).
• •Ongoing “maintenance” care mentioned: nail trims and anal gland expression.
• •Emergency care (as stated on the website): access to 24-hour emergency care at one of Medivet’s 24-hour centres.

Pricing

• •Emergency/out-of-hours consultation fee (as stated on the website): £130 between 7pm and 9am (at Medivet 24-hour centres).

People

• •Sarah (vet) is named in a castration review; the owner describes her as “amazing and so reassuring” during the procedure day.
• •A recent 1-star review says there is no permanent vet, and that this leads to lack of continuity of treatment and care.
• •Reception staff are repeatedly mentioned for practical help: booking appointments easily and handling urgent requests (for example, fitting in boosters needed ahead of kennel bookings).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 249 reviews. “”

• •Preventative care and vaccines are common reasons for visiting (boosters, kennel cough, kitten vaccinations).
• •Parasite treatments are specifically mentioned (worming and flea treatment for a kitten).
• •Procedure experience: one owner reports a smooth dog castration day with reassuring communication.
• •Handling anxious or first-time pets: owners mention vets being pleasant with anxious dogs and being kind on a pet’s first visit.
• •Continuity concern: one reviewer says the practice lacks a permanent vet, affecting continuity of care, which contrasts with other reviews describing thorough vets and good care.