All Animals Veterinary Clinic

All Animals Veterinary Clinic in Grays is a small practice that appeals to owners who value continuity, with some clients specifically praising being able to see the same vet at each visit. Feedback is mixed but leans positive overall, and recent reviews highlight caring treatment, a clean clinic, and help fitting pets in promptly. Older complaints focus mainly on communication and support around more complicated cases, including travel paperwork and post-operative follow-up.

Services

•Routine consultations and everyday care: reviews mention general appointments for dogs, cats, and kittens, including one owner who said their kitten was handled gently and made comfortable during the visit.
•Vaccinations and travel documents: rabies vaccination is specifically mentioned, along with pet passport or export paperwork and a health certificate for travel.
•Skin and coat concerns: one review describes a dog being seen for a bald patch, with medicated shampoo supplied.
•Surgery and follow-up: cat spay surgery is specifically referenced in reviews, including discussion around stitches and aftercare.

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic, although some reviewers describe it as reasonably priced and good value.

People

No individual vets or nurses are named publicly, but reviews describe a small, caring team and some owners particularly value being able to see the same vet at each visit.

Reviews

All Animals Veterinary Clinic has a Google rating of 4.2 stars from 68 reviews.

•Recent feedback is mostly positive, with praise for caring treatment, friendly staff, and pets being made to feel comfortable.
•Owners also mention practical positives such as being fitted in promptly, a clean clinic, and good value or reasonable prices.
•The small-practice feel stands out in reviews, especially for clients who prefer continuity with the same vet.
•Mixed experiences appear in older detailed complaints, particularly around communication, support for a lively large dog, travel paperwork advice, and post-operative follow-up after a cat spay.

Jay Lindner

2 years ago

If you have a gerbil or field mouse this may well be the vets for you, but if you have a large dog breed that's still a lively puppy don't bother as the vet is absolutely useless. As I found out to my dismay when I took my Belgium malinois to her. Yes my dog is lively I rescued him from somebody who was unable to deal with him due to poor health. He was not walked and has been late to socialising both with animals and humans but is slowly getting better. Which was explained to the vet at the start, when I enquired about needing a pet passport. To allow me to be able to go to my father who was taken ill out in Germany. The first appt was OK, which was for the rabbies vaccine, but the 2nd appt which was to get a bolding patch looked at on scruffs head was not. The vet wouldn't come with in 5 feet of scruff (even though I had put a muzzle on him just in case) from 5 feet away outside in the carpark she suggested a treatment of medicated shampoo, I was then charged £80+ for a consultation and shampoo. I should of known when she had never heard of the dog breed and had to Google on the 1st appt. Eventually I got to get my dogs health certificate to allow me to travel. We left the UK and entered the continent with out any issues, I spent 3 weeks with dad and then had to head home. So you can imagine my horror when I reached the port to come home and to be told I could not enter the UK as my paperwork is not conplete (as my vet had not told me I need to take scruff to a vet 1-5 days before re-entering the uk to get him wormed). Being a Sunday night there was nothing I could do. The ferry company telling me to just let my dog go so I can travel. You then have to wait 24hrs after the medications is administered. So this meaning I had to pay out for 2 nights in a hotel a long with everything else. When I ring all animals the next day I'm told its my responsibility to check what's needed to re-enter the uk and she is sure she would of told me because she has never had this problem before!!! Yes because I would of ignored that info costing me £100s extra!! Like I say you might be ok with a goldfish (although judging by the state of the fish tank in reception probably not) or hamster going here but not with anything larger than that as the vet is well out of her depth. Definitely one of the worst vets I have ever used but I must say she is very quick with a response to a complaint pasing the buck I'm guessing she has a lot of experience dealing with them. Her patronising tone and manner really really was the last straw when my patience was already maxed out!

Reviews for All Animals Veterinary Clinic

Note: Showing the 10 most recent Google reviews out of 68 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Ryan Heiser

4 weeks ago

Kerry Rolls

1 month ago

Fitted in both my dogs without hesitation. She is a very caring lady and genuinely cares for animals within her care. Thank you for helping with Leo and Ruby

Stephanie Hollick

6 months ago

Lovely and clean. Lovely staff and took care of my boy :)

Roger Davies

1 year ago

Top quality service. Excellent value for money!!

Martin Valentinov

June Chasney

Very professional, kind are caring and reasonably priced. Moved to this practice from a larger one locally as I can see the same vet at every visit so good continuity of care