Vets in Northamptonshire | England Veterinary Directory

The Kettering Vets is described by reviewers as an independent practice, and it’s also set up as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on the website and recent reviews, it handles routine care as well as more involved procedures (including dental work and surgery), and clients repeatedly mention being kept closely informed—such as getting WhatsApp updates with a photo during post‑procedure recovery. Several reviews also point to a “no hard sell” approach (e.g., not pushing pet products) and to same-day follow-up on results (a call in the evening with blood test findings).

Taylor Vets is an independent practice (owned and led by Dr. David Moore, Dr. Katy Julien and Practice Director Lorna Spenceley). The clinic appears set up for both routine care and urgent problems, with owners describing same-day emergency appointments and out-of-hours phone support. Multiple reviews also mention a calm, uncluttered reception (no merchandise “hard sell”) and a very clean, well-equipped building. For surgical cases, owners describe frequent updates during recovery, including photo updates after an operation and ongoing aftercare such as dressing changes.

Taylor Vets is an independent practice founded in 2023 by Dr. John Taylor, and (as stated on its website) owned by Dr. David Moore and Dr. Katy Julien alongside Practice Director Lorna Spenceley. Based on the clinic’s own service list and what reviewers describe, it’s set up for routine preventative care as well as urgent same-day problems and surgical work, with an in-house emergency service. Owners repeatedly mention a calm, very clean, uncluttered reception area (including comments about not being “cluttered up with merchandise” and no “hard sell”). In recent reviews, people describe being seen quickly for urgent issues, getting detailed explanations of options and aftercare, and receiving proactive updates during recovery (including photo updates after surgery).

Daventry Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group (described on the brand site as “locally owned”). Based on the information available, the practice appears set up for both routine care and more involved appointments, with owners mentioning diagnostic workups (tests and X‑rays) as well as supportive end‑of‑life care. Concrete details owners describe include: - A paid Healthcare plan that one owner says includes free vet/nurse consultations, flea and worm treatment, a yearly health check, and yearly vaccinations. - Being able to register and be seen the same afternoon after calling in the morning (even when the team was busy). - Tests and X‑rays for a dog, with a vet explaining possible outcomes and medication. - Euthanasia support for a senior cat (even though the family wasn’t registered), including being talked through the process, being allowed to hold the pet, and receiving paw prints afterward.

Vets4Pets‑branded practice (the website describes it as locally owned) with a large, modern setup: multiple consultation rooms, a lift to reach the main clinical area above a pet shop, and separated dog/cat wards plus isolation facilities listed on the website. Reviews repeatedly mention spacious waiting areas with designated zones for cats, dogs and small animals, and staff taking time to explain options—one owner describes a thorough exam followed by treatment alternatives, side effects, timelines and costs. There is also a contrasting account from a recent low-rating review describing a £86 visit that they felt resulted in generic advice and inadequate treatment.