Medivet Brough / We Care Veterinary Centre

Medivet Brough (also known as We Care Veterinary Centre) is part of the Medivet group and offers access to Medivet’s network of 24‑hour emergency centres. Recent reviews describe the practice as set up for ongoing care and check-ups (including small pets), with owners noting unhurried appointments and straightforward billing.

Concrete details mentioned

• •Appointments described as thorough and not rushed, including time spent explaining options during a hamster check-up.
• •No pressure to add extras to the bill was specifically noted by one owner.
• •Medication requests prepared in advance for collection were mentioned.
• •The practice promotes a FREE Mobility Pain Check (time-limited promotion noted on the website).

Services

• •General consultations and check-ups (a hamster check-up is specifically mentioned).
• •Ongoing care for older pets (regular visits over a year are described by one reviewer).
• •Medication dispensing (with pre-arranged preparation for pickup mentioned).
• •Mobility assessment: FREE Mobility Pain Check (website promotion referenced).
• •Emergency care: around-the-clock emergency care via one of Medivet’s 24-hour centres (per website).

Pricing

• •Overnight emergency consultation fee: £130 for consultations between 7pm and 9am (website-stated nationwide price).

People

• •Fay: Mentioned by name in a review supporting an owner through a significant decline in their older dog’s health; described as taking time to listen and being supportive.
• •Philippe: Mentioned alongside Fay in the same context, also described as taking time and supporting both pet and owner.
• •One reviewer also highlights a vet (not named) who handled a wriggly hamster patiently and explained things clearly, and a receptionist described as friendly and welcoming.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.4 stars from 34 reviews. “”

• •Support during difficult periods, including end-of-life/declining health situations, with specific thanks to Fay and Philippe for taking time and listening.
• •Consultations described as thorough and not rushed, with clear explanations (hamster check-up example).
• •A “no hard sell” approach is mentioned: one owner felt the vet didn’t add unnecessary items to the bill.
• •Practical, organised medication handling: one owner reported their dog’s medication was ready as requested.