Animal Trust Vets CIC

Animal Trust Vets CIC presents itself as a mission-led, not-for-profit veterinary clinic offering general practice care with modern medical equipment and “transparent pricing.” The website states they provide 24/7 urgent care with a £79 supplement (with the same costs as daytime fees), and mentions capabilities that include CT scans, referral care, and major surgery. In recent reviews, owners repeatedly describe long, thorough examinations, clear explanations of treatment plans, and a “no unnecessary extras” approach—alongside specific price examples such as a £19.99/month pet plan and medication costing £6 instead of £34.

Services

Based on the website and recent reviews, the clinic is described as providing

• •General practice care, including vaccinations
• •Surgery, including major surgery (website)
• •Urgent care, stated as 24/7 with a £79 supplement (website)
• •Referral care (website)
• •CT scans (website)
• •Care for significant trauma/medical issues mentioned in reviews, including a heart problem and a cat with jaw/face injuries after being knocked down/ran over
• •End-of-life decision support described in a review (discussing that a very ill cat was “slowly going” and advising that “best thing was to let him go”)

Pricing

Explicit prices mentioned

• •Pet plan: £19.99 per month (review)
• •Urgent care supplement (24/7): £79 (website)
• •Medication example: £6 instead of £34 (review; the comparison is to the owner’s experience elsewhere)

People

Named team members mentioned in reviews

• •Mary (vet): described as efficient and helpful; one owner noted the clinic was clean and said they’d recommend after seeing Mary.
• •Olivia (vet): mentioned in multiple reviews—praised for handling a difficult-to-examine dog calmly, being “very understanding,” giving a “straightforward treatment plan,” and helping an owner understand a dog’s heart problem.
• •Vicky (front desk): specifically called out as “great,” friendly, and helpful.

Reviews

5.0 stars from 24 reviews. - Owners describe time spent examining pets and not feeling rushed (e.g., “spend so much time examining my dog”).

• •Costs and pricing clarity come up repeatedly, including specific comparisons (pet plan at £19.99/month; medication £6 vs £34 elsewhere; “no stupid prices”).
• •Multiple reviews highlight clear explanations and straightforward plans, including comments about not adding “unnecessary extras.”
• •Several reviews mention support during serious illness/injury, including advice around euthanasia and treatment for trauma/heart issues.
• •Front-desk and vet interactions are described as friendly and efficient, with specific staff members named.