Emerson's Green Veterinary Surgery

Emerson's Green Veterinary Surgery is an RCVS-accredited practice with on-site diagnostic kit including ultrasound, digital X‑rays, and digital dental radiographs. Based on the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for both routine preventive care (vaccinations and general advice) and more involved medical/dental cases, with owners describing clear explanations of options, treatment plans, and costs.

Concrete examples from reviews include a vet providing a second opinion and talking through options for a dog with an inoperable tumour, and a dental case where a cat with a jaw infection had treatment expedited to the next day with reported follow-up care.

Services

From the clinic website and reviews, services mentioned include

• •Vaccinations for puppies, kittens, and rabbits
• •General pet care advice
• •Ultrasound, including pregnancy diagnosis
• •Digital radiographs (X‑rays)
• •Digital dental radiographs
• •Blood pressure checks for senior cats
• •Dental care referenced in reviews, including treatment for teeth needing specialist care and management of a serious jaw infection
• •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed in the structured clinic data)
• •Emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) (listed in the structured clinic data)

People

• •Rachel (vet) – mentioned for handling a difficult consultation with a dog with an inoperable tumour, including building the dog’s trust, putting the owners at ease, and explaining options clearly while remaining professional and compassionate.
• •Martin – mentioned in a referral-style dental case for an elderly cat: expedited treatment when a jaw infection developed, made room to perform the procedure the next day, and the owner reports excellent follow-up care.
• •Team (reception, vets, nurses) – multiple owners describe staff keeping them updated, being kind on the phone, and taking time to explain treatment and costs.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 237 reviews.

• •Clear explanations and time spent in consults, including walking owners through options, and explaining treatment and costs.
• •Ability to get appointments when needed, with one owner saying they were able to get an appointment “every time” during an illness where their cat stopped eating and drinking.
• •Follow-up and updates during treatment, including being kept updated while a cat was unwell, and reported follow-up care after a dental procedure.
• •Handling more complex cases, including a second-opinion consult for an inoperable tumour and a dental/jaw infection that was treated urgently.
• •A small note of concern about services changing: one reviewer said services had “diminished a bit” since their last visit and expressed worry about a “pursuit of money” (though they still reported no complaints about cleanliness and continued using the clinic).