Priory Vets

Priory Vets offers routine and urgent veterinary care, with emergency care mentioned on its website. It’s listed as an IVC Evidensia Positive Pawprint Partner (as stated on the site). In reviews, owners repeatedly describe practical, hands-on support during appointments—such as a nurse helping one person manage three cats for simultaneous appointments, including help carrying pets in and cleaning up after an accident. Other specific examples include staff explaining the process clearly before euthanasia, and a vet calling back late in the evening (10pm) to check a dog was OK after a telephone consultation. Some owners also value continuity, mentioning their rescue dog being able to see the same professionals across visits.

Services

• •Emergency care (mentioned on the website; no further detail provided there).
• •Nurse appointments (mentioned alongside vet appointments in reviews).
• •Telephone consultations (one owner describes being reassured by phone, followed by a later check-in call).
• •Euthanasia support (owners mention clear explanations beforehand).
• •Routine care via “Pet Health Club” (described in reviews as a way to pay for routine treatments and health checks; inclusions beyond that aren’t detailed in the inputs).

People

• •No individual clinicians are named in the available website summary or latest reviews.
• •Multiple reviews highlight staff who
• •Help with handling/logistics (e.g., assisting an owner bringing multiple cats in and getting them to the right appointments).
• •Deal calmly with messy/awkward situations (cleaning up after a cat had an accident during a visit).
• •Communicate clearly during end-of-life care, including explaining what will happen beforehand.
• •Provide follow-up reassurance, including an example of a vet phoning at 10pm to check on a pet after a concern was raised earlier.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 87 reviews. - Owners describe hands-on help during appointments, especially when managing multiple pets alone (carrying pets in, directing them to nurse/vet appointments, cleaning up accidents).

• •Clear explanations are mentioned around difficult decisions (e.g., euthanasia).
• •Extra reassurance/follow-up is noted (a late-evening check-in call after a telephone consult).
• •Some owners appreciate continuity of seeing the same professionals, particularly for an anxious or previously abused rescue dog.