Medivet Wexham

Medivet Wexham is part of the Medivet group and offers routine care plus on-site diagnostics (X‑rays and an in‑house laboratory), with standard 15‑minute consultations. Reviews most often describe supportive, low-stress handling and practical help when owners need quick guidance—for example, callers seeking advice about a dog distressed by fireworks were advised and then seen promptly, leaving with medication to try and reassurance. Owners also mention routine procedures including cat spays with smooth healing and minimal visible swelling/stitches, and preventative care delivered via a pet care plan (vaccinations, parasite treatments, microchipping, nail cutting).

Services

From the clinic’s website summary and the latest reviews, services mentioned include

• •Vaccinations
• •Parasite care (flea and worm treatment mentioned in reviews)
• •Pet neutering (cat spay mentioned in reviews)
• •Microchipping (mentioned in reviews)
• •Dentistry
• •Nurse clinics
• •Home visits
• •Animal Health Certificate for pet travel
• •X-rays
• •In-house laboratory
• •15-minute consultations

Out-of-hours/emergency arrangement (as stated on the website): the nearest 24-hour emergency practice is Medivet 24 Hour Watford, with an out-of-hours consultation fee of £130, and no charge for assessment by phone.

Species mentioned on the website: cats, dogs, rabbits.

Pricing

• •Out-of-hours consultation fee: £130 (for the named 24-hour emergency practice)
• •Phone assessment: no charge (for out-of-hours assessment by phone, as stated)

People

• •Richard (vet) is specifically named in reviews. One owner credits him with performing their cat’s spay “clinically,” with minimal cuts and a recovery described as quick, with no noticeable stitches or swelling.
• •Owners also mention the reception team and vet being polite and helpful, and vets taking care to handle nervous dogs gently so they remain calm during the visit.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 119 reviews. “”

• •Help when owners call for advice: a review describes phoning about a dog stressed by fireworks, being directed to come in promptly, receiving medication to try, and leaving reassured.
• •Smooth routine surgery outcomes: a cat spay is described as minimally invasive with rapid healing and little visible swelling/stitching.
• •Handling nervous pets carefully: owners mention a nervous dog staying calm due to the vet’s gentle handling.
• •Preventative care and plans: vaccinations, flea/worm treatments, microchipping, and nail cutting are mentioned, with one owner saying these were covered under a pet care plan.