Crown Vets

Crown Vets is a veterinary practice that offers emergency veterinary services (listed as 24/7 or extended hours) and is also a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews describe help with both urgent issues and routine support, including arranging a late referral appointment at a vet hospital after a road-traffic incident left a dog paraplegic, and seeing a walk-in eye injury quickly and carrying out a thorough exam using fluorescein (“green dye”) to find scratches. Owners also mention practical, low-friction help such as supplying an Elizabethan collar (“plastic cone”) without needing a full appointment, and a focus on keeping costs down where possible.

Services

• •Emergency/urgent care: listed as providing emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours). Reviews describe being seen quickly as a walk-in for an eye injury and receiving a rapid response after a serious accident.
• •Referral coordination: one owner describes staff “finding a late appointment” at a vet hospital after a dog became paraplegic following an accident.
• •Ophthalmic assessment and treatment: an eye examination using fluorescein dye to identify scratches, with clear treatment instructions given afterwards.
• •Support for minor issues: supplying an Elizabethan collar to prevent licking when paw pads were irritated.
• •Multi-species care (as reported by owners): reviews mention dogs, cats, ponies, chickens, snakes, and “a large variety of animals.”
• •Veterinary nurse training: listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.

People

• •Mark (vet): mentioned by name in one review for working carefully with a very nervous dog—taking time to get the dog comfortable and explaining information “in detail.”
• •Receptionists and nurses: described as “extremely accommodating” during a nervous-dog visit; another review credits “the ladies” with quick responses and putting effort into arranging a late hospital appointment after a serious accident.

Reviews

4.6 stars from 154 reviews. The latest reviews available to us are uniformly positive and focus on responsiveness, thorough examinations, and accommodating staff. “”

• •Fast help when something can’t wait: being seen quickly as a walk-in for an eye problem; rapid response after a major accident.
• •Thorough, specific clinical work: detailed eye exam using fluorescein dye to find two small scratches, plus clear instructions for ongoing treatment.
• •Practical problem-solving: arranging a late referral appointment at a vet hospital; providing an Elizabethan collar on request to stop licking.
• •Handling anxious pets: one owner reports their very nervous dog coped better than ever during the appointment, crediting staff and the vet’s approach.
• •Cost awareness mentioned: a long-term client says the practice “will always look at ways to keep costs down.”