Vets in Bedfordshire | England Veterinary Directory

VioVet Ltd appears to operate primarily as an online pet and equine supplies retailer rather than a traditional veterinary clinic, with a dedicated prescriptions team mentioned in reviews. Recent reviewers most often talk about fast delivery, competitive pricing, and repeat ordering over multiple years. Concrete examples include reminders when a new prescription is due for long‑term pony medication, subscription deliveries that can be adjusted (though one reviewer found that part of the website harder to locate), and courier drop-off instructions being followed for dog food deliveries. A few practical issues are also raised, such as oversized packaging increasing postage costs and an item quality mismatch (one stirrup leather thicker than the other).

Elizabeth Smith Veterinary Practice Limited is a small animal clinic; no corporate group is mentioned in the available information. The practice website describes facilities set up for routine appointments and calmer waiting, including a large reception with a dedicated “cats corner” and an on-site paddock area mentioned by reviewers as useful for dogs before/after visits. For emergencies outside normal hours, the website says callers are transferred to Vets Now (Barton-Le-Clay). From the latest reviews, owners most often describe (1) compassionate end-of-life support, including home euthanasia and a keepsake paw print/card, and (2) ongoing treatment and follow-up for serious issues (for example, an elderly cat treated after a dog attack, with “continued care, advice and support” credited with saving his life). One reviewer also explicitly notes “reasonable prices” and feeling the clinic didn’t push unnecessary spend.

The Vet Clinic (trading as Lestone Veterinary Centre Ltd) appears set up for both routine and urgent problems, with emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) listed in the clinic data and multiple owners describing same-day and after-hours appointments when pets became suddenly unwell. Reviews mention care across dogs, cats, and guinea pigs, including complex situations like seizures (“fits”), an accident involving a car, and in-clinic tests/investigations followed by a clearly explained next step. The practice is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Concrete examples owners describe include: - Being offered an appointment after normal times during an end-of-life situation after a dog had a series of fits. - Phone advice to bring a guinea pig in ASAP, with medication leading to rapid improvement the next day. - Same-day arrangements for an investigation and tests, with the vet explaining what would happen next.

Medivet Biggleswade is part of the Medivet group. It’s set up for routine pet healthcare (vaccinations, check-ups, parasite prevention) and has specific facilities aimed at reducing stress in the waiting area, including a separate space for cats/small animals away from dogs (mentioned by a recent reviewer). The website also highlights a time-limited FREE Mobility Pain Check offer (until 30 November). For emergencies, Medivet states access to around-the-clock care via its 24-hour centres, with a nationwide overnight emergency consultation fee of £130.

Deepdale Veterinary Centre is a veterinary practice that also operates as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Reviews describe a clinic set up for both routine care and surgery—owners mention spays (including complications), lump removals, orthopaedic surgery on an elbow after an accident, and a thyroid operation, alongside regular vaccinations and parasite treatments. Several practical, clinic-specific details come up repeatedly: owners mention staff pausing at the start of appointments to help nervous dogs build trust, clear post-op aftercare guidance, and a separate waiting area for cats. There’s also mention of being seen straight away after calling with a sick dog. A small number of reviewers reference concerns about a “takeover,” while another reviewer explicitly says they don’t share those concerns.