Vets in Lincolnshire | England Veterinary Directory

Priory Veterinary Practice Stamford Ltd describes itself as a small, independently owned practice (with two sites). Recent reviews repeatedly mention a calm, structured environment (including a reception area separated for dogs and cats/other animals) and vets who are willing to be thorough at first presentation (one owner describes blood tests, a scan, and a health check on the first visit for a second opinion). Owners also describe support around operations (including “minor operations” and an “operation” where the pet was “very well cared for”), and bereavement support (a sympathy card and “Forget Me Not” seeds after a pet died; a separate review describes euthanasia carried out at the owner’s home).

Allen, Briggs and Turner LLP describes itself as an independent, privately owned practice established for over 40 years, treating cats, dogs and other small animals. The website highlights in-house diagnostics and ward setup (digital x‑ray, ultrasound, in‑house lab, fully equipped dental suite, and a separate feline hospitalisation ward) and states it provides 24‑hour emergency care for already registered clients with its own vets and nurses on call. Reviews broadly reflect a practice that handles both routine care and more complex cases—one owner specifically mentions a referral for a broken leg and praises the surgeon—while a small number of recent reviews raise concerns about rushed appointments and communication (including a missed ear-mites diagnosis at an initial kitten check and a booster appointment described as abrupt).

Bray House Veterinary Practice offers routine care (consultations, vaccinations, parasite prevention) alongside in-practice diagnostics and surgery—its website lists imaging such as x‑ray, ultrasound and endoscopy, plus blood/urine testing and soft-tissue procedures like neutering. Emergency care is also stated as available. Recent reviews repeatedly mention being kept informed during treatment, and one owner describes rapid blood tests, an ultrasound and an emergency operation for pyometra as “life-saving surgery,” with updates “every step of the way.” Multiple reviewers also focus on end‑of‑life support, describing staff as considerate and understanding during a dog’s final visit.

Animates Veterinary Clinic Ltd is a companion-animal practice established in 2005, with RCVS accreditation and recognition as both a Cat Friendly Clinic and a Rabbit Friendly Clinic. It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews describe quick access for urgent problems (one dog seen “within the hour” after eating something harmful) and nurse-led handling for anxious pets (treats used to settle an elderly, very nervous dog). Experiences aren’t uniformly positive, though: alongside many 5‑star comments, a recent 1‑star review reports a distressing euthanasia appointment due to lack of privacy and noise.

Abbey Veterinary Centre (Grimsby) Limited describes itself as a fully independent practice that works as both a first-opinion and referral centre, with an emphasis on advanced diagnostics and surgical referrals. The website lists on-site capabilities including CT, MRI, digital radiography, ultrasound, and an in-house laboratory, alongside procedures such as orthopaedic surgery and laparoscopic (key-hole) surgery. In the latest reviews available to us, owners mention spinal surgery/operations (including disc/spine cases), spaying with follow-up rechecks, and experiences ranging from clear, reassuring explanations to concerns about lack of compassion at reception during bereavement and no payment plan being offered in a serious illness situation.