Quarry Veterinary Group

Quarry Veterinary Group is a long-established veterinary surgery (operating since 1900) and, based on its website, runs its own out-of-hours service covered by its own vets. Recent reviews focus heavily on routine, preventative care: vaccinations paired with full health checks, weighing, and time spent discussing broader health issues. Owners also describe vets offering treatment options and plans (for example, issues identified in new puppies and a plan “over the next few months”), and being notably patient with nervous or “grumpy” pets. The practice has also announced refurbishment works with “new facilities” planned, while remaining open during the project.

Services

• •Vaccinations for pets (mentioned for cats and dogs).
• •Routine health checks/examinations alongside appointments (e.g., “all round health check up and weigh”; “thorough examination and regular health checks”).
• •Care planning for new puppies, including identifying issues and outlining a plan over the coming months (as described by an owner).
• •Out-of-hours care provided by the practice’s own vets (website states calls outside normal hours are handled via a recorded message with the on-duty vet’s number).

People

• •Georgia (vet): singled out by one reviewer as “superb,” with the context that vets will “go the extra mile whenever needed.”
• •Neil: praised for spending substantial time in a routine vaccine appointment to examine two dogs and discuss a “range of different health issues,” described as kind, good-humoured, and knowledgeable.
• •Lyndsey: recommended alongside Neil in one review; owners also mention nurses and reception staff, including being welcoming and giving reassurance during puppy vaccinations (“lots of strokes and love”).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9 stars from 178 reviews.

• •Routine appointments (especially vaccinations) often include extra time for full examinations, weighing, and broader health discussions.
• •Owners describe being given options and clear plans, including longer-term treatment planning for puppies.
• •Multiple mentions of handling temperament and anxiety well (e.g., patience with a “grumpy cat,” calm support during jabs).
• •Several reviews highlight the whole team experience, including vets, nurses, and reception, with repeated comments about being welcoming and professional.