Quarry Veterinary Group

Quarry Veterinary Group has been established since 1900, and its website states it runs its own out‑of‑hours service covered by its own vets (with an on‑duty number provided via a recorded message). Recent reviews most often talk about thorough routine appointments: vaccinations that also include full examinations, weighing, and time spent discussing wider health concerns. Named vets (Neil, Georgia, Lyndsey) are repeatedly mentioned for explaining options and plans—one review describes a vet identifying issues in two puppies and outlining a plan for the next few months.

Services

• •Routine vaccinations (mentioned for a cat and for dogs), including health checks and weighing during the appointment.
• •General health examinations described as “thorough” in reviews.
• •Discussion of treatment options and planning ahead (e.g., setting out a multi‑month plan for puppies after issues were identified).
• •Out‑of‑hours care: the practice states it provides its own out‑of‑hours service covered by its own vets; calls outside normal hours are answered by a recorded message giving the number of the vet on duty.

People

• •Georgia (vet): specifically recommended by one reviewer who says she “go[es] the extra mile whenever needed.”
• •Neil (vet): described as spending “lots of time” on routine vaccine appointments for two dogs, examining them and discussing a range of health issues; characterised as kind, good‑humoured, and knowledgeable.
• •Lyndsey: repeatedly recommended alongside Neil; reviewers also mention nurses and reception staff as part of the experience (e.g., being welcoming, helping owners feel informed).

Reviews

4.9 stars from 178 reviews. - Routine appointments (especially vaccines) are often described as more than “just jabs,” with full check‑ups, weighing, and broader health discussions included.

• •Owners mention being given clear information and options for treatment plans, including forward planning after issues are identified.
• •Handling and patience with animals comes up in concrete terms (e.g., being patient with a “grumpy cat,” giving puppies a calm first appointment with attention and reassurance).
• •Support across a pet’s life is mentioned, including help with ongoing issues and support when a pet passed away.