Medivet Abingdon - Fraser Vet Surgery

Medivet Abingdon - Fraser Vet Surgery is part of the Medivet group. Based on the information available, it’s set up for routine appointments (for example annual vaccinations are mentioned) and can arrange overnight emergency care via one of Medivet’s 24-hour centres. Recent reviews repeatedly describe a calm, low-stress feel in the building (clear seating areas, “never once felt crowded”) and a team that takes time with anxious animals—examples include a husky with prior vet trauma and a cat that usually spits and scratches being managed with patience and treats. Owners also describe notably compassionate support during end-of-life care, including a vet named “Allaway” being “understanding and compassionate” when saying goodbye to an elderly dog.

Services

• •Overnight emergency care access (Medivet 24-hour centres): the website states access to around-the-clock emergency care at one of Medivet’s 27 24-hour centres.
• •Routine vaccinations: owners explicitly mention “annual jabs” for a cat.
• •Support for nervous/anxious pets: multiple reviews describe vets taking time to build trust, handling gently, and using treats to reduce stress during examinations.
• •End-of-life care: a review describes the team’s support when an owner “had to say goodbye” to an older dog.

Pricing

• •Overnight emergency consultation fee: £130 for consultations between 7pm and 9am (as stated on the website).

People

• •Vet “Allaway” (spelling uncertain): mentioned for being especially compassionate and supportive during an end-of-life appointment for an elderly dog.
• •A “kind Spanish vet”: one reviewer specifically notes a helpful, kind Spanish vet (name not provided).
• •General clinical team: repeatedly described as calm and gentle with anxious animals; examples include taking time to build trust with a nervous husky and using treats to help a cat that normally reacts aggressively at vets.

Reviews

4.9 stars from 107 reviews. - Low-stress handling for anxious pets: time spent building trust, gentle handling, clear explanations, and using treats to help nervous cats and dogs cope with exams and injections.

• •Calm, orderly environment: one reviewer highlights a “spotless” practice with clear seating areas that “has never once felt crowded,” contributing to less traumatic visits.
• •Compassion in difficult moments: end-of-life care is described as exceptionally kind and supportive, including empathy from both the phone staff and the vet.
• •Consistent service over time: long-term clients mention using the practice for several years and continuing to receive good care.