Swayne & Partners Limited – Vets in Newmarket
Clinic Overview
- Several positive reviews praise the team’s manner, describing staff as respectful, professional, friendly, and caring. - One recent reviewer said the clinic was very accommodating when their cat’s condition meant they needed to be seen urgently, and that the team helped the family feel at ease during a difficult diagnosis. - Another positive review about a scan visit said Rachel and the Newmarket team made the dog feel comfortable throughout.
Services
- •Routine veterinary care: consultations, vaccinations, neutering, parasite control, and microchipping.
- •Nurse-led support: nurse clinics are listed by the practice.
- •Diagnostics and treatment: dentistry, in-house laboratory testing, X-ray, and ultrasound. Reviews include pets attending the Newmarket branch for scans, with one owner also describing the team as accommodating when their cat needed to be seen sooner than planned.
- •Travel documentation: Animal Health Certificates are available.
- •Emergency care: out-of-hours emergencies are covered by the group’s main practice, with 24-hour opening and a dedicated overnight team.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Rachel (vet): named in a review as the vet involved in a dog’s scan at the Newmarket branch.
- •Wider team: reviews describe staff as friendly, caring, approachable, respectful, professional, and accommodating.
Reviews
4.7 stars from 141 Google reviews. Recent written feedback is mixed overall.
- •Several positive reviews praise the team’s manner, describing staff as respectful, professional, friendly, and caring.
- •One recent reviewer said the clinic was very accommodating when their cat’s condition meant they needed to be seen urgently, and that the team helped the family feel at ease during a difficult diagnosis.
- •Another positive review about a scan visit said Rachel and the Newmarket team made the dog feel comfortable throughout.
- •Negative feedback centres on service experience rather than clinical care, including one 1-star account of an unhelpful response during a seizure emergency and one longer-term client who felt the service had become less personal.

