Medivet Ashford Middlesex / Redleaves Veterinary Centre

Medivet Ashford Middlesex / Redleaves Veterinary Centre is part of the Medivet group. Based on the information available, the practice appears set up for both routine care (health checks) and urgent/same-day needs (emergency appointments), with escalation to advanced diagnostics and referral when required. In recent reviews, owners describe quick booking for emergencies, clear explanations during consultations, and thoughtful end-of-life support (including returning paw prints and a lock of fur after a pet died). One owner also credits the head vet, Sophie, with rapid action that led to an emergency CT scan and referral, followed by recovery after a median sternotomy.

Services

• •Routine health checks (cats described as “passing their health checks”).
• •Emergency/urgent appointments (owners describe being booked in quickly when needed).
• •Referral and advanced diagnostics coordination (emergency CT scan mentioned, followed by referral; surgery recovery described after a median sternotomy).
• •Emergency care arrangements (group-wide policy stated on Medivet site): 24/7 veterinary centres available for emergency care between 7pm and 9am; an overnight emergency consultation fee is stated as a nationwide price (see Pricing).

Pricing

• •Overnight emergency consultation fee: £130 (stated as a nationwide Medivet price).

People

• •Sophie (head vet) is specifically credited in a detailed review with “diligence and quick thinking,” arranging an emergency CT scan and referral that the owner believes saved their dog’s life.
• •Reception team are repeatedly mentioned for booking urgent appointments quickly and being welcoming on arrival.
• •Vets and nursing staff are described as explaining problems and treatment clearly, and helping pets feel less scared during visits (notably with cats during health checks).

Reviews

4.8 stars from 290 reviews. - Speed and organisation in urgent situations: owners mention getting emergency appointments booked quickly, and being rushed for advanced diagnostics when needed.

• •Clear communication: vets are described as explaining “everything” during appointments.
• •Follow-through on difficult outcomes: one review describes extensive support after a dog attack, including end-of-life care and a memorial gift (paw prints and fur).
• •Pets’ experience in-clinic: owners describe staff helping nervous animals feel less scared and making visits easier (especially cats).