Clover Hill Veterinary Clinic

Clover Hill Veterinary Clinic is repeatedly described as a small team led by vets Jack and Gillian, with reviews highlighting fast access to appointments and unhurried consults. Owners mention being seen the same day or next day when needed, and getting follow-up phone calls after visits. Several reviews focus on cat care, including handling a “grumpy” older cat with an ingrown nail, and providing thoughtful support “during a very sad time.”

Services

Based on the written reviews available to us, the clinic is used for

• •General vet appointments with quick scheduling (same-day or next-day appointments mentioned).
• •Cat care, including handling anxious/difficult-to-handle cats.
• •Treatment for an ingrown nail (a 17-year-old cat with a badly ingrown nail is specifically mentioned).
• •Support around end-of-life / bereavement situations (described as “caring, thoughtful, and kind during a very sad time”).
• •Post-visit follow-up by phone (owners report the clinic “often follow up with a phone call”).

People

• •Gillian (vet): Mentioned by name in multiple reviews. Owners describe her as notably tuned in to both the pet and the owner, including support during a “very sad time.” She’s also credited with calmly managing a 17-year-old cat with a badly ingrown nail.
• •Jack: Mentioned alongside Gillian as someone who has been looking after pets over a multi-year period; one reviewer explicitly thanks “Jack and Clover Hill Veterinary Clinic.”
• •Wider team/colleagues: Reviews mention kind, professional handling and giving treats to pets after appointments.

Reviews

4.9 stars from 154 reviews. Owners most often comment on appointment access, how consults are handled, and how cats are treated. “”

• •Fast appointment availability: being seen “same day or next day” when needed.
• •Follow-up after visits: “often follow up with a phone call.”
• •Time to ask questions: owners say they “never feel rushed” and can ask questions.
• •Cat handling and comfort: examples include successfully treating a badly ingrown nail in an older, “grumpy” cat, and giving treats to patients after appointments.
• •Support in difficult moments: specific praise for compassion and attentiveness during a “very sad time.”