Milton Keynes Veterinary Group – MK7

Milton Keynes Veterinary Group (MKVG) is a veterinary practice located in Milton Keynes, offering a wide range of services for various animals. They provide general pet care, including vaccinations, neutering, microchipping, and dental care, alongside specialised services for puppies, kittens, senior pets, small furries, and exotic pets. The practice also handles referrals in cardiology, dermatology, dentistry, internal medicine, ophthalmology, physiotherapy, and specialist surgery. The practice emphasises comprehensive care and features a dedicated team. They are recognised as a Cat Friendly Clinic. Their facilities are equipped to support both general practice and advanced referral services, ensuring a broad spectrum of veterinary needs can be met under one roof. MKVG operates Monday to Friday from 10 AM to 8 PM. They provide emergency pet care services and can be contacted via phone or email for appointments and enquiries. Further details regarding procedures, pricing, and how to register are available on their website.

At a glance

Milton Keynes Veterinary Group – MK7 treats birds, cats, dogs, poultry and small mammals. Rated 4.6/5 from 634 reviews, the practice opens at weekends, with on-site parking and step-free access.

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Latest reviews

Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Milton Keynes Veterinary Group – MK7. Order provided by Google.

• Lisa Alsford· a month ago

  Absolutely amazing and caring. Wonderful vets who really support and understand my two EBTs

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• David Amps· 2 months ago

  The Team at MK Vets Group have been exceptional during the end of life care and final euthanasia of our beloved Lab Millie. We found all of the staff including the reception team incredibly empathetic and caring and would like to thank all of them for making Millie's passing as painless as it could possibly be. Even the follow up communication on paperwork and insurance handling has been done in a very caring way. Thanks to all of the team.

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• C May· 3 months ago

  This is not regarding treatment from the vets it's from ladies at reception I picked up my cat squeaks ashes on Friday 22nd May she was 16 years old I lost her in such a horrible traumatic way so picking up her ashes was a big deal for me,upon arriving there was no parking spaces left only one my legs had by then turned to jelly I was crying & unable to attempt to park in the small space I new I would be in and out so went in to pick her up a woman shouted who's car is parked out the front even tho they new it was me I had just walked in I went on to explain I'm here to pick my cats ashes up and I suddenly couldn't drive explaining my legs turning to jelly as was collecting squeak,I was shouted at again that no one could get out ,I couldn't even walk properly by then I was so upset but moved it I wasn't listened to no remorse no empathy ,I practically got a hand in my face when I came in again and went to speak to reception and older lady very rude she said shhhh cos they was busy I only wanted to double check they new I was here to get squeak .Someone then came out handing her to me like I was at an Amazon parcel pick up point not even a sorry for your loss Absolutely nothing said to me I left in disbelief....it took me 2 days to cry after this experience they blocked something in me these woman I will never get that back again they either need training in how to be compassionate as they work in a vet where people lose animals or they need sacking horrible horrible experience she's home now my poor baby ,I called this morning to report this and again got a really crap experience from the receptionist I'm yet to talk to a manager 😭😭😭😭❤️

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• Sophie Landers· 4 months ago

  During what was an extremely distressing situation, I found Jan’s communication to be lacking in empathy and professionalism. I was spoken to in a way that felt dismissive, short, and irritated, and I was made to feel as though I was the issue rather than being supported as an owner dealing with an injured dog. In particular, I was told not to be angry with the people I had trusted to take care of him. I found this comment inappropriate, unprofessional, and outside the scope of veterinary care. I would have expected compassionate and supportive communication in that moment. I was also told that the faecal matter in Elvis’s coat could not be washed out and that shaving was the only option, despite this having only occurred the day before. This did not reflect the condition or timeframe and has left me questioning whether less invasive options were appropriately considered. In addition, I was told that approximately 3cm had been shaved. However, the extent of the shaving covered his back legs and rear, which did not reflect what had been communicated to me. This lack of clarity and accuracy has caused further concern. When I asked for clarification at the time, I was told “I can’t tell you that”. As Elvis’s owner, I found this lack of transparency unacceptable. I expect to be given clear and accurate information regarding any treatment carried out. Overall, the experience left me feeling unsupported and concerned about both the standard of communication and the judgement demonstrated during the consultation. I would appreciate this being formally reviewed and would like reassurance that both client communication and clinical decision-making are handled with appropriate care, professionalism, and transparency.

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• Dean Martin· 8 months ago

  Had a check-up appointment booked for a cat after an £1000 op. Agreed short time off boss as would only need 30mins. Was left waiting for 30mins upon arrival without seeing anyone. When I spoke to the receptionist they were happy to cancel the appt. without finding out when I would be seen. Guess what, I am not using these time wasters again. What really wrankled was people were coming in with their pets and being seen within 2mins of arriving. Who did I upset!

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