Seafield Veterinary Group

Seafield Veterinary Group offers routine and urgent veterinary care, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Its website references a Pet Health Club® Plus plan that includes consultations. Reviews describe a mixed experience: some owners report prompt help for sudden problems (for example, an itchy dog being seen and treated) and good follow-up after procedures (a next-day check-in call after dental work), while others raise concerns about pricing, consent, and feeling “sold” additional services. A couple of longer-term clients specifically mention a change after the practice was “taken over by a company” (no group name given).

Concrete specifics mentioned by owners include

• •Dental work, including tooth removals, with updates during the day and a follow-up call the next day.
• •Management of a suspected foreign-body ingestion with close monitoring until the effects of medication wore off.
• •End-of-life care experiences, including a home visit request and cremation arrangements (described positively by some and negatively by others).

Services

Services and situations explicitly referenced in the available information and reviews include

• •Consultations (including a review citing a consultation for UTI symptoms).
• •Treatment for skin/itch issues (an owner says their dog was seen and “sorted” when suddenly very itchy).
• •Dental procedures, including tooth removals, with peri-procedure updates and a next-day welfare call noted in one review.
• •Foreign body ingestion support (monitoring in-clinic until medication effects subsided, with explanations of treatment and after-effects).
• •End-of-life care (euthanasia discussed/undertaken in one review; cremation arrangements also mentioned).
• •Emergency veterinary services are listed in the clinic data (described there as “24/7 or extended hours”), but no further detail is provided in the website summary or reviews available to us.
• •Veterinary Nurse Training facility is listed in the clinic data.

Pricing

Explicit figures and cost-related claims mentioned in reviews

• •One reviewer states they were charged £55 for the initial conversation/consultation about UTI symptoms, with a £135 total bill including medication, and alleges the work was expensive and carried out without permission.
• •Other reviewers don’t give numbers but repeatedly comment on prices “rocketing” after an alleged change in ownership, while one owner describes their experience as “reasonably priced”.

People

No individual clinicians are named in the information provided. What owners describe about the team varies

• •Communication and follow-up: one owner reports being “kept updated at all times” during dental extractions and receiving a next-day check-in call.
• •Kindness in urgent situations: a reviewer who needed help for sudden itchiness describes staff as “so kind” and says they were able to get their dog treated.
• •Concerns about professionalism and sales pressure: one review describes an euthanasia appointment as handled unprofessionally (including an injection given while the pet was on the floor), and another says a vet felt “more like a sales person” when discussing surgery.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.3 stars from 182 reviews.

• •Good outcomes and reassurance in specific cases: owners mention successful help with sudden itchiness, monitoring after a swallowed-toy incident, and dental extractions with updates and a follow-up call.
• •Cost and transparency concerns: multiple reviewers describe rising prices, and one alleges charges for work “without permission,” unexpected additional charges, and debt-collection threats after disputing a bill.
• •Mixed end-of-life experiences: one reviewer reports dissatisfaction with how euthanasia and cremation arrangements were handled, while other reviews focus more on general kindness and care.