Vets Now (High Wycombe) – Vets in High Wycombe
Clinic Overview
- Many recent reviewers describe a prompt, supportive emergency service, with positive comments about helpful phone advice, quick appointments, and friendly reception staff. - Compassion and communication are strong themes. Owners often mention vets explaining findings, treatment choices, and next steps clearly, and keeping them informed during overnight stays or after discharge.
Services
- •Out-of-hours emergency consultations for small animals when regular daytime practices are closed.
- •Emergency assessment and treatment for acute illness and urgent presentations, with recent examples including sickness and diarrhoea, severe allergic reactions, suspected toxin ingestion, seizures, and urgent pain relief overnight.
- •Overnight care and hospitalisation, including monitoring and treatment through the night when a pet needs to stay in. Owner accounts mention supportive inpatient treatment such as IV fluids and antibiotics, next-morning updates, and follow-up calls after discharge.
- •Stabilisation before onward transfer for more critical cases, including a recent report of a dog being stabilised and transferred to an intensive care facility at the right time.
- •The website also references live chat and video consultations.
- •Listed specialties on the website include neurology and oncology.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
Named in recent reviews are vet Sandra and vet nurse Nathalie, who were praised for stabilising a critically ill dog and supporting the owner through a very stressful emergency. Other reviews speak positively about the wider team, including reception and phone staff, for being calm, friendly, efficient, and clear about options and next steps.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.0/5 from 291 reviews.
- •Many recent reviewers describe a prompt, supportive emergency service, with positive comments about helpful phone advice, quick appointments, and friendly reception staff.
- •Compassion and communication are strong themes. Owners often mention vets explaining findings, treatment choices, and next steps clearly, and keeping them informed during overnight stays or after discharge.
- •Recent examples of care include overnight treatment for sickness and diarrhoea with a drip and antibiotics, reassurance during early-hours visits, pain relief to get a pet through the night, and stabilisation before transfer to intensive care.
- •Cost remains the main negative theme. Some owners say the service was expensive but still good value in an emergency, while others felt charges were very high or not clear enough, including complaints about short consultations and added admin fees.
