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Mansion Hill Veterinary Practice

Vets in Middleton Cheney, Oxfordshire

4.9
Independent Clinic

Mansion Hill Veterinary Practice – Vets in Middleton Cheney

Updated January 2026
Independent Clinic

Clinic Overview

Mansion Hill Veterinary Practice is a small-animal clinic (dogs and cats are specifically mentioned) that offers emergency veterinary services and appears equipped for both routine care and more complex decision-making (e.g., imaging and ongoing comfort-focused treatment). Recent reviews include detailed praise for an emergency appointment where a dog with cancer was treated for vomiting and a persistent cough, including an X-ray performed while the dog was fully conscious (avoiding general anaesthetic) and medication changes with improvement reported within 24 hours. The practice is also described as offering “free cuddle appointments” with a nurse for an anxious dog (positive, non-treatment visits to build confidence).

Alongside these positives, a small number of reviews raise serious concerns about billing and consent (unexpected charges, being charged a full consultation for a follow-up) and one account alleges rough handling and lack of empathy during a kitten consultation.

Services

  • Emergency veterinary services (listed in clinic data; one review describes an emergency visit for vomiting).
  • Diagnostics/imaging: X-ray mentioned, including being performed while a dog was fully conscious (no general anaesthetic) in one case.
  • Medical management for chronic/serious illness: “experimental treatment plans” to improve comfort for a dog with cancer and coughing; medication prescribed/changed during an emergency visit.
  • Nurse support for anxious pets: “free cuddle appointments” described as positive time with a nurse in the clinic setting.
  • Surgery/procedures: cat neutering mentioned; microchipping is mentioned as being done during neutering in one review.
  • Wound care: draining a pus-filled abscess mentioned.
  • End-of-life care: a vet (named John in a review) reportedly provided at-home euthanasia for a cat.

Pricing

Pricing is only included where specific amounts were mentioned by reviewers

  • Consultation fee: £50 (mentioned in multiple reviews, including being charged £50 for a follow-up/check-up visit).
  • Kitten visit: £280 total bill including a £50 consultation fee (reviewer states no diagnosis was provided).
  • Cat neutering: quoted £120 but charged £165, which the reviewer attributes to an additional £45 microchip they say was done without prior consent.
  • Parasite treatment purchase policy (as described by one reviewer): reviewer says they were required to pay a £50 consultation before flea/worm treatment could be sold.

People

  • Kevin (vet): mentioned for handling an emergency case (vomiting in a dog with cancer), prescribing new medication, and performing an X-ray with the dog fully conscious to avoid general anaesthetic risk.
  • John (vet): mentioned in an older review for providing at-home euthanasia and helping keep the situation calm for the owner.
  • Nursing team (unnamed): one owner highlights “free cuddle appointments” for an anxious dog—structured positive visits with a nurse in the clinic.

Reviews

4.9 stars from 206 reviews. The sample of latest written reviews includes both detailed clinical praise (emergency care, imaging choices, anxiety support) and a few strong complaints centred on charges, consent, and perceived standard of care. “”

  • Emergency and complex-case handling: one owner describes rapid improvement after an emergency visit, including a medication change and an X-ray done without general anaesthetic.
  • Support for anxious pets: “free cuddle appointments” with a nurse are specifically credited with helping an anxious dog.
  • End-of-life experience: one review describes a peaceful at-home euthanasia visit.
  • Billing/consent disputes: multiple reviewers describe concerns about being charged a full consultation for a follow-up, unexpected add-on costs (including microchipping during neutering), and restrictions on buying parasite treatment without a paid consult.
  • Standard-of-care concern (serious allegation): one review alleges rough handling of a very young kitten, lack of diagnosis/insight, and lack of empathy; the kitten reportedly died the next day (the review acknowledges not every illness can be cured but questions the care).

Special Services

Emergency Services

Location

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