Sprinz & Nash

Sprinz & Nash is a three-branch companion-animal practice for cats and dogs, and its website states it “maintains capacity for emergencies.” No corporate group ownership is mentioned in the information provided.

From the latest reviews, owners repeatedly describe a practice that handles both routine care and emotionally difficult situations with clear organisation and small, practical touches. Examples mentioned include arranging a same-day appointment for a difficult end-of-life decision, using a private room for final goodbyes, allowing a quiet exit away from the waiting room, and sending a condolence card with poppy seeds afterwards.

Services

• •Companion-animal veterinary care for cats and dogs (website).
• •Emergency capacity (website statement that the clinic maintains capacity for emergencies).
• •Pet Wellness Screenings (website).
• •Pet Health Club® / Pet Health Club® Plus plan (website); the site specifically mentions consultations included as part of the Plus plan.
• •End-of-life care/euthanasia support is described in reviews, including provision of a private room and time for owners to say goodbye.

People

• •Mr Nash (vet): named in multiple reviews. One owner says they “trust Mr Nash implicitly” with their dog’s care; another describes him as their family vet for over 30 years.
• •Robyn (vet nurse): named in a review as working alongside Mr Nash over many years.
• •The wider team (receptionists, vets, nurses) is repeatedly described as kind and supportive, with specific examples such as quickly moving an owner into a private room and helping them leave without going back through the waiting area.

Reviews

5.0 stars from 67 reviews. The written reviews available to us are mostly brief, but include a detailed account of end-of-life support and several long-term client relationships. “”

• •End-of-life care handled with structure and privacy: same-day appointment arranged, a private room provided for final moments, and an option to leave quietly away from the waiting room; a condolence card and poppy seeds were sent afterwards.
• •Long-term continuity: multiple owners mention using the practice for 30+ years and across multiple dogs.
• •Clinical confidence: vets described as “really knowledgeable and helpful,” with one reviewer saying appointments are “easy enough to get.”
• •Animal handling: one owner notes their dog that dislikes vet visits is “almost calm when visiting.”