Garston Veterinary Group - Westbury – Vets in Westbury
Clinic Overview
- Many recent reviewers describe kind, calm treatment, especially for nervous pets such as anxious cats and a rescue dog. - Communication is a recurring strength, with praise for vets who explain problems clearly and take time to answer questions. - The practice environment is generally seen as friendly and welcoming, with positive mentions for the front desk and the surgery itself.
Services
- •General veterinary care for pets, including consultations, assessment, and treatment when animals are unwell.
- •Support around prescribed medication, with explanation of a pet’s condition and how medicines should be used at home.
- •Routine appointments during weekday clinics, with additional Saturday availability.
- •Reviewers give recent examples of cats being seen promptly and gently, and nervous pets being handled in a calm, reassuring way.
- •A small, welcoming surgery environment that clients often describe as pleasant and friendly.
Pricing
Available published prices indicate the clinic sits above average relative to similar practices. Review comments on cost are limited, though one client felt the care given came before profit.
People
Recent reviews specifically praise Charles for his friendly manner and for taking time to answer questions, and Andy the vet for kind, thorough care. Clients also regularly describe the wider team as caring and clear when explaining diagnoses, treatment, and medication.
Reviews
Garston Veterinary Group – Westbury has a Google rating of 4.6/5 from 154 reviews.
- •Many recent reviewers describe kind, calm treatment, especially for nervous pets such as anxious cats and a rescue dog.
- •Communication is a recurring strength, with praise for vets who explain problems clearly and take time to answer questions.
- •The practice environment is generally seen as friendly and welcoming, with positive mentions for the front desk and the surgery itself.
- •Feedback is not uniformly positive: one reviewer praised the vets’ professionalism but felt some reception, call-handling, and nursing interactions were less understanding.
