Coxheath Veterinary Clinic Ltd

Coxheath Veterinary Clinic Ltd is a single-site veterinary practice (no corporate group affiliation stated in the available sources). Based on recent reviews, it appears set up for everyday pet care and urgent same-day problems, with owners mentioning help for a sick dog, nail clipping for a difficult-to-handle cat, and a dog returning after going missing. Reviews also describe end-of-life support, including a vet (Cameron) helping a nervous rescue dog stay calm during a final appointment.

Concrete details mentioned by owners include

• •Nail clipping performed by two team members for a wriggly, vocal cat whose owner couldn’t handle her paws.
• •A visit for a sick dog where staff were described as quick and focused on “the best solution.”
• •Support around a euthanasia decision, with specific mention of compassion and handling a dog that struggled with strangers.
• •A case where an owner says the clinic “saved” their pet’s leg and life (no clinical specifics provided).

Services

Services specifically referenced in the available information

• •Nail clipping for cats (including handling a cat that resists paw handling).
• •Illness/urgent assessment for a sick dog (details of diagnostics/treatment not described).
• •End-of-life care/euthanasia support (described in the context of saying goodbye to a long-term rescue dog).
• •Treatment related to a leg injury and life-saving care is mentioned by one reviewer, but the exact procedure/treatment isn’t stated.

People

• •Cameron (vet; role implied in review): Mentioned by name in an end-of-life review. The owner describes Cameron helping their rescue dog—who “struggled with strangers”—remain calm during a difficult final appointment, and highlights the team’s kindness and compassion in that moment.
• •Team members (unnamed): One owner reports two staff members successfully clipped their cat’s nails despite the cat wriggling and meowing loudly.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 199 reviews.

• •Handling challenging pets: nail clipping carried out even when a cat resisted paw handling.
• •Help with urgent/sick-pet visits: owners describe being helped quickly and staff finding “the best solution.”
• •Supportive communication around difficult decisions: an end-of-life review highlights compassion and keeping a nervous dog calm.
• •Positive overall impressions from longer-term clients: multiple reviewers describe the team as friendly and recommend registering.