Lynwood Vets

Lynwood Vets is a long-established small-animal practice (the website states it has been operating since 1849) with in-house facilities including dental X‑ray, ultrasound and endoscopy. It also states that out-of-hours care (nights, weekends and bank holidays) is provided via Vets Now through another branch. The practice is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.

In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often highlight clear explanations and time to discuss concerns, alongside practical, hands-on care such as ongoing thyroid treatment for a cat and a nurse helping by removing a badly matted knot in fur. Several reviews also mention pets being comfortable attending and continuity with seeing the same vets over time.

Services

Based on the website summary and the structured clinic data, Lynwood Vets provides

• •Routine preventive care: vaccinations; flea and worm treatment
• •Neutering
• •Microchipping
• •Diagnostic/facilities mentioned: dental X‑ray, ultrasound, endoscopy
• •Emergency/out-of-hours arrangements: the website states care during nights, weekends and bank holidays is provided by Vets Now via another branch
• •Species explicitly mentioned on the website: dogs and cats
• •Veterinary nurse training facility (as listed in the clinic data)

People

• •Louisa (role not stated): mentioned by name in a recent review as being “amazing,” with the owner saying their pet recovered and returned to normal.
• •Vets, nurses and reception staff (not individually named in most reviews): owners repeatedly describe being given time to raise concerns, with explanations that are “informative” and “not pushy” about additional services. One review specifically mentions a nurse providing extra practical help by removing a severely matted knot from a cat’s fur.
• •Continuity: one owner notes they “always saw the same vets,” which they felt made visits easier, including through end-of-life care for their dog.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.6 stars from 201 reviews. “”

• •Clear communication: multiple owners say staff explain things thoroughly, answer questions, and give reassurance.
• •Ongoing condition management: one owner describes regular thyroid treatment for their cat, with staff taking their concerns seriously.
• •Gentle, practical handling: examples include a nurse removing a “really bad knot” in a cat’s fur and owners reporting pets are not nervous about visiting.
• •Decision-making without pressure: one review mentions receiving advice about services “but without being pushy.”
• •Long-term care relationships: several owners describe using the practice for many years, including emergency visits and support through a pet’s final stages of life.