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Olney has 2 dog and cat vets. Compare clinics by reviews, opening hours, and published prices.
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Olney, Buckinghamshire
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About Dog & Cat Vets in Olney
Companion-animal clinics in Olney are well-regarded for their quality of care.
Both Willow Veterinary Centres and Jarden Vets are primarily focused on companion animals, such as dogs and cats. Their services include routine care, surgery, diagnostics, and dental treatments. With a total of 157 reviews across both clinics, pet owners can expect a high level of service. Both clinics maintain an online presence, providing easy access to information and facilitating appointment scheduling.
Top Rated Dog & Cat Vets in Olney
Top-ranked veterinary practices based on quality, service, and customer reviews
Our Score (56/100)
- Recent reviews are very positive about the practice’s kind, caring and professional manner, with several clients saying they have used the clinic for years. - Owners describe gentle handling of nervous pets, including dogs being helped...
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- Recent reviews are very positive about the practice’s kind, caring and professional manner, with several clients saying they have used the clinic for years. - Owners describe gentle handling of nervous pets, including dogs being helped through vaccinations and check-ups with treats, patience and a calm approach. - Communication and reassurance stand out strongly: reviewers say vets listen, explain treatment clearly and help owners feel informed and supported.
Our Score (52/100)
- A consistent theme is the clean, calm and well-organised environment, with several reviewers saying the practice feels reassuring and thoughtfully set up. - Owners frequently praise the team’s kindness, patience and communication, saying...
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- A consistent theme is the clean, calm and well-organised environment, with several reviewers saying the practice feels reassuring and thoughtfully set up. - Owners frequently praise the team’s kindness, patience and communication, saying they feel listened to and supported rather than rushed. - Recent reviews give examples of care for complex and ongoing problems, including a cat with a liver shunt and a dog with existing health issues needing a workable plan.