Aniwell Veterinary Clinic

Aniwell Veterinary Clinic is a veterinary practice that (based on the structured clinic data) provides emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) and is a veterinary nurse training facility. The clinic also appears set up for cat owners: one long-term client specifically mentions a screened-off cat waiting area separated from the larger dog area.

From the latest reviews, owners most often describe being fitted in quickly (including same-day/straight-away appointments) and getting practical guidance—for example, advice on calming medication to allow examination and treatment of a very challenging rescue cat. There’s also mention of dental treatment with updates during the day. One recent review strongly disagrees on standards and value, describing an unclean waiting area and a rushed consultation with high costs.

Services

• •Emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) (as listed in the clinic data).
• •Veterinary nurse training facility (as listed in the clinic data).
• •Appointments at short notice / same-day slots (multiple reviews describe being seen “straight away” or accommodated at short notice).
• •Dental treatment (a client describes their cat having dental treatment and being kept informed during the day).
• •Behaviour/handling support for difficult-to-examine cats, including calming medication to enable examination and treatment (described for a rescue cat).
• •Care for ongoing medical conditions (a client mentions a diabetic cat being treated over several years).
• •Skin/ear-type infection management: one review describes a consultation for a suspected yeast infection and receiving medication and ear drops.

Pricing

Explicit costs mentioned in one recent review:

• •£200 for a consultation described as under 10 minutes.
• •Medication price cited as £2.50 per pill (reviewer compares this to under £1 online).
• •Ear drops priced at £55 (reviewer questioned why they were advised for use on paws).

People

No individual clinicians are named in the information provided. Reviews refer to the vets, nurses, and reception team:

• •Several owners describe staff as accommodating at short notice and reassuring during first visits (e.g., “put my mind at rest” for a puppy; “reassuring welcome” after a previous negative vet experience).
• •One long-term client specifically notes being kept informed during a day at the clinic for dental treatment, and felt reassured by updates.
• •Another owner highlights the team’s willingness to take on and manage a very difficult rescue cat, using calming medication so the cat could be examined and treated.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.6 stars from 127 reviews.
Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.

• •Access and responsiveness: multiple owners mention being offered appointments quickly, including straight-away/same-day, and being accommodated at short notice.
• •Cat-friendly setup and handling: a screened cat waiting area is mentioned; one owner reports the team provided calming medication to enable treatment for an aggressive/anxious rescue cat.
• •Communication during procedures: one owner describes being kept informed while their cat was in for dental treatment.
• •Conflict on cleanliness and value: one recent 1-star review describes hair and strong odour in reception/waiting areas, a consultation they felt was rushed and offered little explanation, and pricing they considered excessive (including cited medication costs).