Cheviot Vets

Cheviot Vets is a veterinary practice that also operates as a veterinary nurse training facility (stated in the clinic data). Ownership/group affiliation isn’t stated in the information provided.

From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe a practice geared to routine care and medication pickups, alongside urgent/emergency presentations (one reviewer mentions both emergency and routine appointments for their dogs). Multiple reviews also point to a focus on the in-practice experience and follow-up, including aftercare for a cat, and a quiet, clean environment that avoids an overcrowded waiting room.

Concrete details mentioned by reviewers include

• •Aftercare following treatment for a cat.
• •Medication collection being ready and “on time” as expected.
• •Support around euthanasia, described as kind and considerate.
• •Emergency appointments handled alongside routine care (as reported by a dog owner).

Services

Based on the structured clinic data and review content, the following are explicitly referenced

• •Veterinary nurse training facility (clinic data).
• •Emergency and routine appointments (review mention).
• •Medication supply/collections (review mention).
• •End-of-life care (euthanasia) for a dog (review mention).
• •Cat and dog care is specifically referenced in reviews; a kitten is also mentioned.

People

No individual vets or nurses are named in the provided sources, but reviewers repeatedly comment on staff actions such as

• •Guidance and explanations: one owner mentions “good advice.”
• •Aftercare: mentioned specifically after a cat’s treatment.
• •End-of-life support: staff were described as especially kind and considerate during a dog’s euthanasia.
• •Practical reliability: medication was ready at the expected time during collection.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 120 reviews. “”

• •Consistently positive service experiences, with repeat mentions of “personal service” and dependable visits.
• •Clinical environment: described as clean, quiet, and not overcrowded, reducing stress for dogs in the waiting area.
• •Care across visit types: owners mention both routine and emergency care being handled.
• •Aftercare and support: aftercare for a cat is called out, and multiple owners emphasise considerate handling of difficult situations (including euthanasia).
• •One mixed signal: a 3-star review appears in the latest set but contains no written details, so the reason for the lower rating isn’t clear from the text available.