About this practice
Vets Now (Witham) is conveniently situated at Spring Lodge Farm, Witham, Essex, CM8 2HG. This practice provides dedicated veterinary care exclusively for feline, canine, and small mammal companions in the local community and surrounding areas. While specific accreditations are not detailed, the practice operates an out-of-hours service, demonstrating a commitment to providing continuous care for pets beyond standard working times. This crucial offering differentiates it by ensuring emergency and critical care is readily accessible when most other practices are closed. For those visiting, Vets Now (Witham) offers practical amenities including client car parking and disabled access, ensuring ease of arrival for all. The clinic maintains consistent weekday hours from 08:00 to 19:00, with reduced hours on Saturdays (08:00 to 14:00) and Sundays (08:00 to 17:00). Contact can be made via phone on 01376513247 or email at info@springlodgevets.co.uk.
Vets Now (Witham) is based at Spring Lodge Farm, Witham, Essex, CM8 2HG in Essex. The practice treats cats, dogs and small mammals. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.
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Average rating of 4.1 out of 5 based on 377 reviews. Sourced from Google.
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Brought my dog here out of hours as he was drooling very badly and I thought he had somehow eaten something poisonous while on a walk earlier in the day. Was seen very quickly by a lovely lady vet who checked him all over and give him an anti sickness injection which did solve his issue. My only complaint is that the consultation is so expensive, £325 just for a out of hours consult.
Read on Google →I always assumed that vets chose their vocation because primarily they wanted to care for animals. This practice, however, uses the pet owners affection and love to extort huge sums of cash whilst exhibiting zero empathy. Avoid at all costs. A family member of mine recently had the misfortune of bringing their puppy here and because they couldn't access the requisite finance till the banks opened in the morning. They put the poor pup down. Absolutely disgusting
Read on Google →I can only be grateful for the treatment and assessments given to my very poorly bulldog. He was in a grave condition and carried to the oxygen tent as he was turning blue when we arrived @ 4.30am on a Sunday morning. Everything was explained to me and I was told to return at 11am when he should be able to come home, all being well. The vets changed shifts @ 9am and I was rung at 9.05am to say he needed to be referred to Dickie Whites @ Cambridge. I was shocked that this decision was made after 3 hours and so soon by the next vet, who reassured me it had been a joint decision with the previous vet. I went to collect him to transport him to Cambridge but was delighted when the vet said she’d changed her mind, she’d noticed how unhappy he was in both the oxygen tent and then the cage where they’d set up oxygen for him. She took him outside and he perked up, she then left him to go in and out as he chose and she saw a huge improvement in him, so much so that she considered him well enough to return home and not go onto the specialist. I was truly thankful and knowing that she had personal experience with the breed, I was completely reassured with her assessment. Bulldogs are not an easy breed for a vet so to be in the hands of one with good personal knowledge was an absolute blessing. Boris was still not himself, breathing still a little laboured but his colour was pink, within a day of being back home, by my side, which never likes to leave, he was back to good. We have an idea of what triggered his episode though can’t actually be sure but it was life threatening and I actually thought I was going to lose him at some stages. I am so grateful that he was saved and furthermore that the vet was confident to reassess his condition and change her decision which saved us both a lot of anxiety and me a great deal of money and we’re talking thousands.
Read on Google →From the first call to leaving Vets Now the following morning the staff were truly amazing and could not be more helpful. Holly the Vet listened to what I was saying, even though it could have been a minor gastro issue she happily did bloods and was so quick with a diagnosis and treatment plan which made me feel confident and calm that he was in their capable hands. Holly also called my vet the following morning so that they knew exactly what to expect when I arrived with Squidge. Would give the staff at Witham 10 stars if I could!
Read on Google →Took my Cavapoo, Maggie to Vets Now as she was having trouble sitting, lying down & moving around. I saw a lady vet (sorry I can't remember her name. Lovely long dark hair). She gave her a thorough examination & was very attentive & gentle. Gave us good clear information on the problem & the medication & clear advice. On ringing the vets the receptionist was very kind, caring & helpful too! Maggie is feeling much better. Thank you!
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