We stayed in Brexent not far from Le Touquet. The vet practice has actually moved to about 5…read moreminutes away. I took my Yorkshire Terrier Benji for his tapeworm jab for our return back to England. The Vet practice is very clean and the vets speak English. The lady who checked our dog was very through and gave him the required jab for our return back home. Our pet passport was also signed/stamped and signed as required. All in all an excellent service. Fast and efficient. Cost was reasonable too. Would recommend.

By far the best vets I have ever used, so much so that I travel from Great Chart near Ashford to…read morestay with them. They are a team of professionals that all care about animals far more than money and that's special. When I had to have my last Labrador put to sleep, Lauren was so compassionate and almost cried with me. My current Red Fox Labrador had trouble whelping and George/son (soz forget name) were great with her. Big enough to cope but small enough to genuinely care

Excellent vet. Our first experience of Badgers Oak was when our cat was attacked (probably by a…read morefox) on a Sunday afternoon (of course). George was the only vet we could raise. He was very gracious about seeing her at an awkward time and took good care of our old girl (she pulled through). They've been our vet ever since. We've had experience with a number of practitioners at Badgers Oak and they have been uniformly excellent.

The London Cat Clinic is the most amazing Vets for cats! The team are amazing, so knowledgeable and…read morethe facilities are amazing. Such a calm place and all the staff clearly care about the cats and you the owner! I cannot recommend more highly.

Amazing place for cats! Our little Nikita has received excellent attention and care from being…read morespayed to treatment for her colitis. Dr Campbell is very knowledgeable about cats and the team knows how to make them feel comfortable and relaxed. He follows up with patients to make sure everything goes well and that their issues are fully resolved. I and my kitten and extremely impressed with the quality of care and I trust him completely with my pets. This clinic is cats only so it is quiet and clean. Highly recommend it.

A small vets practice that belongs to a bigger branch in Reigate. Brilliant service from vet and…read morenurse alike. Just a phone call away whatever the time of day. They have dealt with all th pets I have ever had and would not go anywhere else.

I cannot say enough good about Priory Vets. They saved my Boston Terrier's sight, and helped me get…read morethrough a very difficult period with my dying Boxer, and did everything they could to keep her going. They dealt with her ultimate death and the death of two of our cats with respect and kindness, which is the hardest part of being a pet owner. We were always very happy with wait times for appointments--they were often able to see us the same day for pressing matters. The knowledge and honesty of their vets was vast, and always appreciated. I highly recommend their Redhill and Reigate practices to anyone who loves their animals.

I believe they have all the good intentions and loving animals but I'm not sure why they are…read morehesitant to doing x-ray or blood tests causing delays and misdiagnosis. Our beloved dog passed away recently, we found out he had lung cancer after an x-ray done at a different surgery and he died a day later. Before that we went to St Francis 5 times in 10 days paid £275 in total (which I don't care at all), ended up with unnecessary pancreatitis treatment for the first week then found out it's not it, when a blood test is done a week later. Then a generic steroid treatment started which was luckily also helpful with his condition. He wasn't be able to breathe or walk properly which I've mentioned every time. Finally an x-ray was scheduled which he didn't live to see. That would be 16th day of our first visit there after his initial symptoms. I'm not saying they've caused this or his condition may be cured. But we could at least spend more quality time with our dog and spoil him with treats on his final days if we knew what he had earlier with a simple x-ray.

Taking your pet to the vet can be a little bit traumatic for both you and you animal friend. What…read moreyou expect is friendly reception, short waiting time, helpful and trustworthy doctors and a solution for your pet's problem if there's any. What your dog/cat/hamster etc. expect is a cruel 5 minutes in the waiting room with other terrified animals, a stranger who touches them like no owner would touch them, an occasional treat from that stranger and then a really quick and easy way out. The St Francis clinic offers you and your pet just that. I've heard about this place long before I actually visited it with my scary looking but soft like butter English Bullterrier, Liza. At least three friends PLUS my landlord suggested it as the best vet in town. The location is very central and easy to acces/find. The reception is small but the warm welcome is never missing. In the waiting area you can find the usual petfood packages, pet toys hanging from the wall and information leaflets about treatments, insurance and other useful stuff if you're an owner. We had an appointment, so the waiting was really short, about 5 minutes. Making an appointment was really easy via the phone, no unnecessary questions about my uncle's history with turtle diseases. The doctor we met with was really relaxed which is always important for doggies like Liza, who basically shits themselves on the way to the vet because somehow with somekind of sixth sense they know we're going there even before the owner does. Anyways, the doctor was really helpful and explained a lot, which I think is the least they can do since the consultation fees are way too high (think about 30-35 pounds every visit just for talking with a vet, and it's not just St Francis, other places are even more expensive!). The only thing he might have to consider improving is the actual syrange movement. I mean if you stare the mighty bullterrier/aligator in the eye, show them the syrange and try and stab them in the neck.. well, don't be surprised if the mighty bullterrier will show her teeth with a loud growl and you'll be jumping up on a ceiling trying to avoid the forced amputation of your arm. But to stay serious, I think a subtle, shot is workable too, I had vets before giving shots to my dog that I didn't even notice, not to mention the dog. Fortunately the shot was eventually given and arms stayed intact with their owners, the second try was near perfect. I can't remember much after the consultation since my dog was pulling me rather hard, she just wanted a quick way out. But I do know that this clinic is hard to beat in honesty, the amount of information given, the knowledge of the docs or the friendly atmosphere of the place. So do go there if you have to because they are taking the time to explain everything and anything to you and your dog will get his/her occasional treat as well.