Millennium Veterinary Practice

Millennium Veterinary Practice is described on its website as an independent small-animal practice, operating across more than one branch (clients mention using both branches). The website also mentions access to a CT scanner, which may matter if your pet needs advanced imaging.

From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe a small, personal-feeling clinic, with a few specific examples: one reviewer says the practice phoned them after noticing someone else walking past with their dog, and another describes repeat visits for bandage problems where staff re-dressed a sore and “double wrapped” the bandage. A recurring concern is practical access and repeat consult expectations for medication, with one reviewer saying they were asked to pay for consultations at both branches to obtain “simple medication,” and another noting the practice is more expensive than some.

Services

• •Small-animal veterinary care (website statement).
• •Advanced imaging: CT scanner (mentioned on the website).
• •Bandage rechecks / wound dressing support: one owner describes multiple returns after a dog chewed a bandage off, with the team re-dressing a sore and double-wrapping the bandage (review).
• •Medication access/renewal appears to require consultation in some cases, per a review describing difficulty obtaining “simple medication” without paying for consults (review).

Pricing

• •MVP Care Plan: “From as little as £10.00 per month” (website).
• •One reviewer notes the practice is more expensive than some vets (no figures provided).

Reviews

4.2 stars from 14 reviews. The written reviews available include both strong praise for attentiveness and sharp criticism around access to medication/consult requirements. “”

• •Friendly, professional appointments and help with scheduling are mentioned by one reviewer who uses both branches.
• •Personal attention beyond the consult: one owner says they were phoned after staff spotted someone else walking past with their dog.
• •Practical treatment examples: repeated bandage issues were handled with double-wrapping and dressing a sore caused by previous bandaging.
• •Conflicting experiences on convenience and medication: one reviewer describes difficulty getting “simple medication” and feeling pushed into paying for multiple consultations across branches, concluding the practice isn’t suitable for anything beyond minor issues.