Braintree has 5 dog and cat vets. Compare clinics by reviews, opening hours, and published prices.
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About Dog & Cat Vets in Braintree
Companion-animal care is a key focus among veterinary clinics in Braintree.
All six clinics in Braintree specialize in companion-animal care, specifically for dogs and cats. This specialization ensures that pet owners have access to comprehensive services tailored to the needs of their pets, including routine check-ups, vaccinations, and surgeries. Clinics like Millennium Veterinary Practice and Apollo Vets Black Notley, which are involved in veterinary nurse training, can offer advanced treatment options due to their focus on professional development and education.
Top Rated Dog & Cat Vets in Braintree
Top-ranked veterinary practices based on quality, service, and customer reviews
Our Score (74/100)
Millennium Veterinary Practice presents itself as an independent small-animal practice in Braintree, with facilities including a CT scanner. It appears to focus mainly on cats and dogs, with owners often describing unhurried consultations,...
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Millennium Veterinary Practice presents itself as an independent small-animal practice in Braintree, with facilities including a CT scanner. It appears to focus mainly on cats and dogs, with owners often describing unhurried consultations, kind handling of nervous pets, and practical access to urgent same-day care when needed. Reviews also mention a cats-only area and a team that adapts well to individual animals’ needs.
Our Score (57/100)
- Recent feedback is mostly very positive, with owners often describing the team as caring, professional and supportive, especially over many years of use. - Several reviews praise the practice for clear communication, including taking...
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- Recent feedback is mostly very positive, with owners often describing the team as caring, professional and supportive, especially over many years of use. - Several reviews praise the practice for clear communication, including taking time to explain diagnoses, next steps, and different treatment or package options. - The reception side is a recurring strength, with mentions of friendly welcomes, helpful staff, and good communication such as appointment reminders.
Our Score (51/100)
- Several reviewers describe kind, caring staff and say vets and nurses took time to explain treatment options clearly. - Urgent access is a recurring positive, including one account of an emergency appointment being offered within 10...
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- Several reviewers describe kind, caring staff and say vets and nurses took time to explain treatment options clearly. - Urgent access is a recurring positive, including one account of an emergency appointment being offered within 10 minutes of calling. - End-of-life care stands out as a strong theme, with one owner describing thoughtful, compassionate support that reduced distress for both pet and family.
- Recent feedback is mostly very positive, with owners frequently describing the team as friendly, professional, kind and compassionate. - Several reviewers mention calm, reassuring handling of pets, including an anxious dog during a...
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- Recent feedback is mostly very positive, with owners frequently describing the team as friendly, professional, kind and compassionate. - Several reviewers mention calm, reassuring handling of pets, including an anxious dog during a check-up and pets seen over many years. - End-of-life care remains a strong theme, with owners saying staff helped make difficult visits more bearable.
Our Score (49/100)
Mercer and Hughes Veterinary Surgery is a Braintree practice that appears to be part of the Kin Vet Community group. Reviews point to a clinic handling routine consultations, surgery, diagnostic work and end-of-life care, with examples...
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Mercer and Hughes Veterinary Surgery is a Braintree practice that appears to be part of the Kin Vet Community group. Reviews point to a clinic handling routine consultations, surgery, diagnostic work and end-of-life care, with examples including castration, ultrasound, urine testing, steroid treatment and cremation arrangements. Recent feedback is mixed: some owners praise compassionate support and confident surgical care, while others report poor communication at a euthanasia visit, concerns about diagnosis, and dissatisfaction with pricing transparency.