Pet House Vets

Pet House Vets presents itself (via its website) as a practice with a focus on sustainability, and it is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. From reviews, it appears set up for routine care such as puppy/kitten health checks and vaccinations, and it also runs pre‑operative appointments and blood tests.

Decision-relevant points owners mention include

• •Same-day appointments are “usually” possible (per one reviewer).
• •Routine pricing is explicitly cited by one owner (health check and first vaccination package).
• •A pre-op blood test experience is disputed: one owner reports alarming platelet results and a high quoted cost for further tests, while a second-opinion vet reportedly found normal platelets.

Services

Services and capabilities mentioned in available sources include

• •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed in clinic data).
• •Routine consultations/health checks (review mentions a puppy vet check).
• •Vaccinations (review mentions “a few vaccinated” including a “1st vaccine”).
• •Pre‑operative appointment and blood testing (review mentions a pre‑op visit and repeat blood test ahead of a planned spay).
• •Grooming is referenced on the website navigation (“Groomer”), but specific grooming services aren’t described in the available summary.
• •“Out Of Hours” is referenced on the website navigation, but no details of arrangements are provided in the available summary.

Pricing

Explicit prices/quotes mentioned

• •£60 for a check-up (review).
• •£62 for a check-up with a first vaccine (review).
• •One reviewer reports being told further tests could cost “between 4–5000” (currency not stated in the review).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.5 stars from 195 reviews. “”

• •Access and scheduling: One owner says they can “usually get you in on the same day.” Another complains that on a Saturday they were told a new pet could be registered but an appointment would be on Monday.
• •Routine care experiences: One review describes a straightforward puppy check and vaccinations, with the owner sharing the costs they paid.
• •Disputed clinical experience and communication: One owner describes a repeat blood test (first marked as an error) followed by being told their kitten had “0 platelets,” with possibilities like leukaemia/virus discussed; they report feeling there was “no compassion.” They say a second-opinion vet later reported normal platelets and noted bruising around the neck area from the blood draw.
• •Cost perceptions vary: One owner describes routine prices as “not bad,” while another calls the practice “very expensive compared to other vets,” citing a high estimate for further testing.