Crossroads Veterinary Centre – Vets in Watlington
Clinic Overview
- Recent feedback is strongly positive, with repeated comments about friendly, helpful and professional staff. - Reviewers describe a calm, considerate approach, especially with pets that may be anxious or unsettled during vet visits. - Several comments highlight clear communication and good care, including praise for informative consultations and positive outcomes after treatment for both dogs and cats.
Services
- •Small animal veterinary care, with Tier 2 RCVS accreditation noted on the website.
- •Routine appointments including health checks and vaccinations; reviews also mention an associated pet health plan that helps make these easy to manage.
- •Consultations, diagnosis and treatment, with one recent reviewer specifically praising Morgan for diagnosing and treating their dog.
- •Prescriptions and medication support as part of day-to-day care, with earlier feedback highlighting clear explanations around treatment and medication.
- •Support for nervous pets is a recurring theme, with reviewers describing a considerate, informative approach that helps pets settle during visits.
- •Emergency guidance when the clinic is closed is noted on the website.
- •Practical convenience mentioned in reviews includes plenty of parking.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
Morgan is mentioned by name in a recent review, with positive feedback for diagnosing and treating a dog. Reviews also consistently praise the reception and clinical team for being friendly, patient, professional and helpful.
Reviews
Crossroads Veterinary Centre has 4.9 stars from 76 Google reviews.
- •Recent feedback is strongly positive, with repeated comments about friendly, helpful and professional staff.
- •Reviewers describe a calm, considerate approach, especially with pets that may be anxious or unsettled during vet visits.
- •Several comments highlight clear communication and good care, including praise for informative consultations and positive outcomes after treatment for both dogs and cats.
- •The main negative note is pricing around prescriptions, with one reviewer objecting to a £33 fee for cat worming treatment.

