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Active Pet focuses solely on veterinary physiotherapy and rehabilitation, with pain management and hydrotherapy using an underwater treadmill. The website highlights Western Veterinary Acupuncture, chronic pain management, and hands-on physiotherapy treatments, and says the clinic is accredited/associated with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS), the Association of British Veterinary Acupuncturists, and the British Veterinary Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Association.
Active Pet focuses solely on veterinary physiotherapy and rehabilitation, with pain management and hydrotherapy using an underwater treadmill. The website highlights Western Veterinary Acupuncture, chronic pain management, and hands-on physiotherapy treatments, and says the clinic is accredited/associated with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS), the Association of British Veterinary Acupuncturists, and the British Veterinary Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Association.
Vets4Pets Wycombe Marsh
High Wycombe
Our Score (74/100)
Vets4Pets Wycombe Marsh is described on its site as a locally owned Vets4Pets practice. It’s set up as a modern, well-equipped clinic with an in-house lab, pharmacy, digital x‑ray and ultrasound, plus an operating theatre, hospital ward and isolation unit. Out-of-hours emergencies are handled by Vets Now High Wycombe (as stated by the practice).
Vets4Pets Wycombe Marsh is described on its site as a locally owned Vets4Pets practice. It’s set up as a modern, well-equipped clinic with an in-house lab, pharmacy, digital x‑ray and ultrasound, plus an operating theatre, hospital ward and isolation unit. Out-of-hours emergencies are handled by Vets Now High Wycombe (as stated by the practice).
Gerrards Cross Veterinary Clinic
Gerrards Cross
Our Score (74/100)
Gerrards Cross Veterinary Clinic is a small practice where a vet named Ellie is repeatedly identified in reviews as the key clinician (described by one reviewer as the “lead vet”). Based on what owners describe, the clinic seems set up for both routine care and urgent problems, including same‑day appointments and treatment on bank holidays when needed.
Gerrards Cross Veterinary Clinic is a small practice where a vet named Ellie is repeatedly identified in reviews as the key clinician (described by one reviewer as the “lead vet”). Based on what owners describe, the clinic seems set up for both routine care and urgent problems, including same‑day appointments and treatment on bank holidays when needed.
The Wheelhouse Veterinary Centre
Chalfont St Giles
Our Score (74/100)
The Wheelhouse Veterinary Centre is an established practice (website states it has been serving pets since 1964) treating dogs, cats and rabbits. Clinic data also lists it as a veterinary nurse training facility and as offering emergency veterinary services (not further specified). In recent reviews, owners describe being able to book online, getting appointments quickly, and being kept informed about costs and procedures—alongside examples of the team trying to reduce costs by issuing written prescriptions rather than dispensing medication directly.
The Wheelhouse Veterinary Centre is an established practice (website states it has been serving pets since 1964) treating dogs, cats and rabbits. Clinic data also lists it as a veterinary nurse training facility and as offering emergency veterinary services (not further specified). In recent reviews, owners describe being able to book online, getting appointments quickly, and being kept informed about costs and procedures—alongside examples of the team trying to reduce costs by issuing written prescriptions rather than dispensing medication directly.
Tiggywinkles is a free wildlife hospital (run as a charity, per reviews) focused on sick, injured, and orphaned British wildlife. The website describes it as operating 24/7, 365 days a year, treating over 13,000 animals annually and over 300,000 since it began (started over 40 years ago by the Stocker family). Recent reviews strongly centre on people bringing in injured wildlife (for example, hedgehogs and a bird that couldn’t fly), with owners describing swift triage, staff providing reference numbers for follow-up, and a policy of not turning animals away.
Tiggywinkles is a free wildlife hospital (run as a charity, per reviews) focused on sick, injured, and orphaned British wildlife. The website describes it as operating 24/7, 365 days a year, treating over 13,000 animals annually and over 300,000 since it began (started over 40 years ago by the Stocker family). Recent reviews strongly centre on people bringing in injured wildlife (for example, hedgehogs and a bird that couldn’t fly), with owners describing swift triage, staff providing reference numbers for follow-up, and a policy of not turning animals away.
Our Score (72/100)
The Wheelhouse Veterinary Centre has been serving pets since 1964 and is listed as both a veterinary nurse training facility and a provider of emergency veterinary services. Recent reviews describe a practice that handles urgent, same-day problems (for example, inducing vomiting after a dog swallowed balloons) as well as planned procedures (an operation where the owner says they were kept informed throughout).
The Wheelhouse Veterinary Centre has been serving pets since 1964 and is listed as both a veterinary nurse training facility and a provider of emergency veterinary services. Recent reviews describe a practice that handles urgent, same-day problems (for example, inducing vomiting after a dog swallowed balloons) as well as planned procedures (an operation where the owner says they were kept informed throughout).
Vetcetera’s website describes the organisation as providing veterinary consulting focused on the welfare of animals used in TV and film, with on‑set experience stated as “since 1993.”
Vetcetera’s website describes the organisation as providing veterinary consulting focused on the welfare of animals used in TV and film, with on‑set experience stated as “since 1993.”
Vets Now (High Wycombe) is part of the Vets Now emergency-care network (60+ locations) and is set up for out‑of‑hours pet emergencies when “host practices are closed,” according to its website. Recent reviews describe cases ranging from severe anaphylaxis and suspected toxin ingestion (including seizures) to gastrointestinal illness (sickness/diarrhoea), with pets sometimes kept in overnight for monitoring and treatment.
Vets Now (High Wycombe) is part of the Vets Now emergency-care network (60+ locations) and is set up for out‑of‑hours pet emergencies when “host practices are closed,” according to its website. Recent reviews describe cases ranging from severe anaphylaxis and suspected toxin ingestion (including seizures) to gastrointestinal illness (sickness/diarrhoea), with pets sometimes kept in overnight for monitoring and treatment.
Vets Now is an out-of-hours emergency veterinary clinic (opened in 2007) for dogs, cats and small animals, operating at nights, weekends and bank holidays. It’s RCVS-accredited as a Small Animal Emergency Service Clinic (ESC). Recent reviews describe quick triage from the initial phone call through to being seen, with several owners mentioning thorough examinations, clear explanation of “what could happen next”, and follow-up after an urgent visit.
Vets Now is an out-of-hours emergency veterinary clinic (opened in 2007) for dogs, cats and small animals, operating at nights, weekends and bank holidays. It’s RCVS-accredited as a Small Animal Emergency Service Clinic (ESC). Recent reviews describe quick triage from the initial phone call through to being seen, with several owners mentioning thorough examinations, clear explanation of “what could happen next”, and follow-up after an urgent visit.
The Wheelhouse Veterinary Centre
Beaconsfield
Our Score (71/100)
The Wheelhouse Veterinary Centre is a long-established practice (serving pets since 1964). No corporate group ownership is mentioned in the available information. Reviews repeatedly describe thorough, unhurried appointments where vets explain treatment options and discuss costs before proceeding—examples include a dog treated for allergic skin disease and a cat visit that went beyond a routine claw clip to include checks of breathing, heart, and teeth.
The Wheelhouse Veterinary Centre is a long-established practice (serving pets since 1964). No corporate group ownership is mentioned in the available information. Reviews repeatedly describe thorough, unhurried appointments where vets explain treatment options and discuss costs before proceeding—examples include a dog treated for allergic skin disease and a cat visit that went beyond a routine claw clip to include checks of breathing, heart, and teeth.