Dog & Cat Vets in Oxfordshire

Oxford Veterinary Specialists presents itself as an independent specialist surgery referral centre for small animals, seeing dogs and cats. Its core areas are orthopaedic, neurosurgery and soft tissue surgery, supported by advanced imaging including CT. Recent reviews continue to highlight specialist care, clear communication and a calm, supportive experience for owners during stressful treatments and hospital stays.

• •Recent feedback is mixed, with positive comments about a friendly, helpful approach and appreciation from one owner whose dog received thorough testing. - Some owners highlight good communication around costs and felt they were given clear choices before treatment went ahead. - Positive service examples include helping a stray dog in poor condition and calm, reassuring handling during a nail clip.

• •Many recent reviewers describe the team as friendly, professional and welcoming, with clear explanations and good handling of routine visits. - Positive comments often highlight reception and nursing staff in particular, and some owners say they can usually be seen when there is a problem. - The main negative theme is communication: a few reviewers report conflicting information about procedures or medications, and one owner felt a kitten's dental issue was not addressed quickly enough.

The Coach House Veterinary Clinic in Witney is presented as an independent practice and is listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Reviews describe a clinic handling both routine care and urgent problems, including surgery, wound treatment and ongoing medical issues. Recent feedback is largely positive about clear explanations, patient handling and compassionate support, though there are also a small number of concerns about surgical aftercare and communication.

• •Reviews are largely very positive about the friendly, kind staff and the overall helpful atmosphere. - The physiotherapy and hydrotherapy facilities are a recurring strength, with owners highlighting the water treadmill, the spacious rehab area, and ongoing support for dogs with arthritis. - Owners also mention clear advice and good communication, including one review praising a vet for being knowledgeable and taking time to explain things.

Oxford Cat Clinic Marston is a cats-only practice in Oxford, with a feline-focused environment that many owners find less stressful for nervous cats because there are no dogs on site. Recent feedback highlights unhurried consultations, detailed history-taking, and the ability to arrange diagnostics quickly, including same-day scans and blood tests. Owners also describe clear communication during inpatient care, including overnight hospitalisation, although there is a recent complaint about service, prescription handling, and flea identification.

Stow Veterinary Surgeons - Burford branch is part of CVS and presents itself as a long-established small-animal practice, with origins dating back to the 1820s. It offers routine care alongside more advanced procedures, including surgery, keyhole surgery, diagnostic imaging, and in-house laboratory testing. The practice also states that it provides 24-hour on-call emergency support with free telephone advice, as well as home visits and an on-site dog-grooming parlour.