R Brandreth Veterinary

R Brandreth Veterinary is part of the Medivet group and is led by veterinary surgeon Daniel Varian. The clinic appears set up for routine care and diagnostics (15‑minute consultations, in‑house lab testing, ultrasound, ECG, dentistry), with out‑of‑hours care handled by a Medivet 24‑hour practice.

From the latest reviews available, owners repeatedly describe

• •A “sensible and pragmatic” approach to care (one long‑term client mentions being with Medivet since 2002).
• •Quick access to appointments, including being seen promptly for a dog’s ear cut that wouldn’t stop bleeding.
• •A clinic setup that helps pets settle (spacious waiting rooms and treats mentioned).
• •Clear explanations when owners have questions, including willingness to explain again.

Services

Based on the clinic website summary and what owners describe in reviews, services/capabilities include

• •Consultations: 15‑minute consultations.
• •Diagnostics: in‑house laboratory, ultrasound, and ECG.
• •Dentistry
• •Nurse clinics
• •Species seen: cats, dogs, rabbits, and small mammals.
• •Cat-focused provision: listed as a Cat Friendly Vet Clinic and holds the ISFM Silver Standard Cat‑Friendly Clinic Award.
• •Out-of-hours care: provided by Medivet 24 Hour Woodstock (as stated on the website).

Pricing

• •Out-of-hours consult fee: £130 (stated on the website for the out‑of‑hours provider).
• •Reviews mention a pet care plan that includes 6‑monthly check-ups and flea/worm treatment, plus email reminders, but no price is given.

People

• •Daniel Varian (Branch Partner and Veterinary Surgeon): listed on the website as leading the practice; his bio notes an interest in internal medicine.
• •Jo: mentioned in a review as being particularly helpful when a dog was seen quickly for a bleeding ear cut (“went above and beyond” to ensure all was well).
• •Andre: mentioned in a review as a vet who reassured an owner about their dog and “goes over and above.”

Owners also repeatedly mention staff taking time to explain things clearly, and handling pets in a way that keeps them at ease during appointments (including a cat during a mobility check).

Reviews

4.6 stars from 170 reviews. - Pragmatic decision-making and explanations: owners mention a “sensible and pragmatic approach,” and that vets explain things clearly and will repeat explanations if needed.

• •Speed of access when something is wrong: examples include being seen quickly for a dog with an ear wound that wouldn’t stop bleeding; others say appointment availability is “quick” and “good.”
• •Pet comfort and clinic environment: spacious waiting rooms and treats for cats and dogs are specifically mentioned; one owner says their cat seemed at ease during the appointment.
• •Care-plan routine support: one reviewer describes 6‑monthly check-ups, flea/worm treatments, easy booking, and email reminders, with worries looked at “at no additional cost” (as described by that reviewer).