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Midsummer Veterinary Group
Milton Keynes
Our Score (47/100)
Midsummer Veterinary Group is an independent practice (established 1985) that operates two surgeries and supports out‑of‑hours care via a Vets Now partnership. The clinic appears set up for both routine care and more involved work, with in‑house diagnostics (digital X‑ray, ultrasound, endoscopy, in‑house blood testing) and a dedicated surgery theatre, plus digital dental X‑ray equipment for dentistry.
Midsummer Veterinary Group is an independent practice (established 1985) that operates two surgeries and supports out‑of‑hours care via a Vets Now partnership. The clinic appears set up for both routine care and more involved work, with in‑house diagnostics (digital X‑ray, ultrasound, endoscopy, in‑house blood testing) and a dedicated surgery theatre, plus digital dental X‑ray equipment for dentistry.
Pet GP Ltd is listed on the Vets4Pets “find a practice” directory, but no specific service list or practice details were available from the website summary provided. Recent reviews paint a mixed picture: one owner says the clinical care was “good” and that they “do a good job of curing your pets,” while others focus on administrative and customer-service problems. Concrete issues mentioned include delays and difficulty obtaining written prescriptions for medication, long waits caused by a busy queuing system, and a reported rude phone interaction when seeking help for a guinea pig with an ulcerated eye.
Pet GP Ltd is listed on the Vets4Pets “find a practice” directory, but no specific service list or practice details were available from the website summary provided. Recent reviews paint a mixed picture: one owner says the clinical care was “good” and that they “do a good job of curing your pets,” while others focus on administrative and customer-service problems. Concrete issues mentioned include delays and difficulty obtaining written prescriptions for medication, long waits caused by a busy queuing system, and a reported rude phone interaction when seeking help for a guinea pig with an ulcerated eye.
Community Pet Clinic appears to be linked with Jollyes (a pet retailer), with reviewers mentioning combining vet visits with buying litter/food in the same place. Recent feedback focuses heavily on routine cat care: annual vaccinations, first vaccinations, and a general check-over (including weighing and diet questions). One reviewer describes a vet demonstrating how to clean a cat’s ears and taking time to explain a heart murmur.
Community Pet Clinic appears to be linked with Jollyes (a pet retailer), with reviewers mentioning combining vet visits with buying litter/food in the same place. Recent feedback focuses heavily on routine cat care: annual vaccinations, first vaccinations, and a general check-over (including weighing and diet questions). One reviewer describes a vet demonstrating how to clean a cat’s ears and taking time to explain a heart murmur.
Hampden Vets – Watermead is part of the Hampden Vets practice. From its website, the wider practice states it provides veterinary care for pets, horses, and farm animals and says it is open 24/7, 365 days a year for pet care.
Hampden Vets – Watermead is part of the Hampden Vets practice. From its website, the wider practice states it provides veterinary care for pets, horses, and farm animals and says it is open 24/7, 365 days a year for pet care.
Community Pet Clinic appears to be associated with the Jollyes group (the website provided is jollyes.co.uk, and the email domain is @jollyes.co.uk). Beyond the name and this affiliation, the available website information we received does not list specific veterinary services, species treated, facilities, or any emergency/out-of-hours arrangements. We also weren’t provided with a Google rating, review count, or written reviews for this clinic, so there’s no review-based evidence here to help judge client experience.
Community Pet Clinic appears to be associated with the Jollyes group (the website provided is jollyes.co.uk, and the email domain is @jollyes.co.uk). Beyond the name and this affiliation, the available website information we received does not list specific veterinary services, species treated, facilities, or any emergency/out-of-hours arrangements. We also weren’t provided with a Google rating, review count, or written reviews for this clinic, so there’s no review-based evidence here to help judge client experience.
Vets 2 Your Pets is part of a UK-wide mobile veterinary service that provides vet appointments in your home rather than from a fixed clinic. It’s set up for routine and planned care delivered at-home (for example vaccinations, health checks, and ongoing treatments like arthritis or allergy management), plus at-home euthanasia. For urgent needs, the service states it does not provide emergency home call-outs; instead, emergencies are directed to partner practices, and they offer out‑of‑hours telemedicine consultations (7pm–9am) for urgent care advice.
Vets 2 Your Pets is part of a UK-wide mobile veterinary service that provides vet appointments in your home rather than from a fixed clinic. It’s set up for routine and planned care delivered at-home (for example vaccinations, health checks, and ongoing treatments like arthritis or allergy management), plus at-home euthanasia. For urgent needs, the service states it does not provide emergency home call-outs; instead, emergencies are directed to partner practices, and they offer out‑of‑hours telemedicine consultations (7pm–9am) for urgent care advice.
Vivapetvet describes itself as a mobile veterinary service that provides veterinary care in your home, positioned for situations where you or your pet can’t get to a clinic. The website messaging emphasises convenience and aiming to make visits less stressful by having the vet come to you. No specific treatments, species covered, or emergency arrangements are stated in the information available to us.
Vivapetvet describes itself as a mobile veterinary service that provides veterinary care in your home, positioned for situations where you or your pet can’t get to a clinic. The website messaging emphasises convenience and aiming to make visits less stressful by having the vet come to you. No specific treatments, species covered, or emergency arrangements are stated in the information available to us.