Animates Veterinary Clinic – The Green

Animates Veterinary Clinic provides veterinary care for pets in and around South Kesteven, with practices located in Market Deeping and Thurlby. They offer general veterinary services, and their website indicates they can treat various animals, although specific species are not listed. Clients can book appointments online 24/7. Animates offers a 'Pet Health Club® Plus' that includes unlimited consultations and 24/7 access to an online vet, along with other benefits. This membership program suggests a structured approach to preventative care and ongoing support for pet owners. To register as a new client, forms are available online. The practices are located at 4 Stamford Road, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire and 2 The Green, Thurlby, Bourne, Lincolnshire. Their phone number is 01778 420462. They have a 4.6-star rating on Google and are active on Facebook.

Animates Veterinary Clinic – The Green is based at 2 The Green, Bourne, Lincolnshire, PE10 0EB in Lincolnshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £49 and dog vaccinations from £56. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Animates Veterinary Clinic – The Green. Order provided by Google.

• Sylvia Carr· 3 months ago

  Excellent practice all the receptionists, Nurses and Vets are very friendly and professional. The Vet was very caring and explained in full the need for further investigations. The price was given prior to deciding so no hidden extras. Thank you to all the staff. Would strongly recommend Animates.

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• Sarah Duggins· 4 months ago

  The nurse was very kind and caring. Beth is elderly and extremely nervous and the nurse gave her treats to calm her down. Animates have been wonderful in treating her over the last year. They go above and beyond. Thank you to everyone

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• Lottie· 5 months ago

  I want to say a huge thank you to the team at Animates Thurlby! I called today with an emergency after my clever dog, Harry, ate something he definitely shouldn’t have. They saw him within the hour, and he’s now back home looking content (if a little sorry for himself!). A special shout-out to Rochelle, who was incredibly kind, reassuring, and never once made me feel like a bad dog mum. Thank you so much for your care and compassion! 🐶

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• c p· 5 months ago

  From what I've just read about this vet I would think twice about registering with them they don't seem to care very much... Here is a copy of what iv just read.... I wanted to share an experience I had today with Animates vets in Thurlby. I was on a walk in the local area from Bourne, and my dog injured her foot quite badly — it was bleeding heavily — so I took her straight to Animates for help. Unfortunately, they refused to see her because I wasn’t registered with their practice. I completely understand that practices have policies, but this was an urgent situation and my dog was in visible distress, to which the receptionist also agreed. I asked at the very least if I could have a bandage to stop the bleeding myself and to reduce the risk of infection having to walk back from Thurlby to Bourne. I would have of course paid for my dog to be seen and to purchase a bandage, however was flat out refused for anything. I was asked what vets I was registered with, which is the priory in Bourne, and they even acknowledged that they weren’t open, and were still happy to turn my injured dog away, knowing I didn’t have another option of care for her. I’m sharing this because I believe no animal in distress should be turned away when they urgently need care, regardless of registration status. I hope Animates rethink their policies so that no one else has to experience this in a moment of panic and fear for their pet. Also, a reminder of how important it is for veterinary practices to have some flexibility when an animal needs immediate care. I wanted to give a huge shout out of appreciation & thanks to Daisie & Scarlett at Petorama Petshop Bourne. I took Indie in asking for help to stop the bleeding, and without hesitation they stepped in, gently cleaned her foot, bandaged it, and made sure she was as comfortable as possible. Their compassion and willingness to help made such a difference in a really stressful moment. It’s reassuring to know there are still local businesses who genuinely care about animals welfare.

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• Bingus· 5 months ago

  The people working today (08/11/2025) your lack of empathy towards a dog in pain and an owner in distress who came to you as a last resort is deeply concerning. The poor dog was bleeding and you were the only vets they were near. There are policies and then there are basic human kindness and understanding. Would you not agree that an animal’s welfare is the priority in an emergency even if they aren’t registered with your practise? Was it really worth it with the impression you’ve given to every pet owner in this area now? If you’re reading this then choose wisely which vet practises you give your money to, they might not have animals best interests at the forefront of their values

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