Ash Tree Veterinary Centre

Ash Tree Veterinary Centre describes itself as independently owned and run, operating from a modern, purpose-built facility. Reviews consistently point to a practice geared toward supporting everyday pet health needs and urgent same-day problems, with owners mentioning emergency appointments, clear explanations of options (pros/cons), and a set-up designed to reduce stress (including separate waiting areas for cats and dogs). The clinic website also highlights online appointment bookings and a Healthcare Plan aimed at budgeting for preventative care (no plan details or prices stated in the sources provided).

Services

Based on the clinic website summary and the latest reviews available to us, the following are specifically mentioned

• •Urgent / emergency appointments (an owner reports being “very good with him getting him in as an emergency”).
• •Advice and reassurance for new owners, including time spent discussing worries without making owners feel judged.
• •Treatment for unwell dogs (one review references help with a “sick dog”).
• •Discussing treatment choices: owners mention being given “all options” and the “pros and cons of each.”
• •Preventative-care budgeting plan: the website mentions a Healthcare Plan paid monthly by direct debit (what’s included isn’t specified in the provided material).

Facilities and access mentioned

• •Separate waiting areas for cats and dogs (from reviews).
• •Disabled access and onsite parking (noted on the website and echoed in reviews).

People

• •Shanley (role not stated): mentioned by name in an urgent visit review. The owner describes being put at ease quickly and values her “calm” manner, noting she has “always looked after our dogs.”

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9 stars from 403 reviews.

• •Non-judgmental support and clear advice, especially for new puppy owners who felt their concerns were taken seriously rather than dismissed.
• •Urgent help when needed, including being fit in for an emergency appointment.
• •Explanations that help owners decide, with vets/nurses described as laying out options plus pros and cons.
• •Practical, pet-stress considerations, such as separate cat and dog waiting areas and disabled access mentioned as helpful.