Fox Veterinary Clinic

Fox Veterinary Clinic is a family-run small animal practice. Based on its stated services (in-house lab, diagnostic imaging, surgery, dentistry, laser therapy) and multiple reviews describing very unwell dogs being treated quickly with ongoing aftercare and contact, it appears set up for both routine care and more urgent medical work. Review experiences are mostly positive—especially around clear explanations and end-of-life care—though one recent reviewer alleges their cat returned “in a worse condition” and calls the clinic “money seekers,” which conflicts with the broader tone of the other reviews.

Concrete specifics mentioned by clients and the clinic

• •Vets are repeatedly described as talking owners through options, including pros/cons of treatment for older dogs.
• •Several owners describe euthanasia appointments handled with time to grieve and without feeling rushed.
• •One owner reports “continued contact throughout the few days” and “aftercare service” during a serious illness.
• •Out-of-hours emergency cover is stated as available, including an on-call emergency vet on Sundays and Bank Holidays.

Services

From the clinic website

• •Annual health checks
• •Nurse consultations
• •Nutrition support
• •Microchipping
• •Pet passports
• •Dentistry
• •Surgery
• •Diagnostic imaging
• •In-house laboratory testing
• •Laser therapy
• •Cryopen (listed by the clinic)

Emergency/out-of-hours (as stated by the clinic)

• •Out-of-hours emergency service available, with an emergency vet on call on Sundays and Bank Holidays.

People

Named in reviews

• •Lindsay (role not stated): one owner consistently booked with Lindsay because their dog seemed comfortable with her; described as putting both owner and dog at ease and answering “a million and one questions.”
• •Michael (role not stated): credited by one owner, alongside the team, with intensive attention during a serious illness in a French Bulldog, including aftercare and continued contact over several days.

Reviews

4.5 stars from 126 reviews. - Clear explanations and shared decision-making are mentioned, including discussing pros/cons of treatment (notably for very old dogs).

• •Multiple detailed accounts of end-of-life care: owners say they were given time, felt nothing was rushed, and describe staff as calming and compassionate during euthanasia.
• •A few reviews describe urgent or severe illness handled quickly and efficiently, with one citing follow-up/continued contact over subsequent days.
• •One recent 1-star review alleges a poor outcome for a cat and describes the clinic as “money seekers,” which contrasts with many other reports of supportive care.