Medivet Wem Barclay Moore Partnership

Medivet Wem Barclay Moore Partnership is part of the Medivet group and is set up for routine appointments alongside 24/7 emergency care. Reviews repeatedly mention staff adapting handling for nervous pets (including a dog “terrified of visiting the vet”) and supporting owners through end-of-life care (multiple accounts of compassionate help when a cat/dog was put to sleep). Practical signals include a clean, efficient clinic environment and at least one example of a vet choosing a low‑intervention approach (worm treatment) rather than “expensive procedures.” A minority of reviews flag operational issues: confusing automated messages around appointments and reports of limited appointment availability during a period without a vet/locum.

Services

• •24/7 emergency care (as stated on the website).
• •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed in the clinic data).
• •Mobility/pain screening promotion: the website mentions a FREE Mobility Pain Check offered “until 30 November” (time-limited as stated).
• •Routine check-ups (e.g., a 6‑month checkup mentioned in reviews).
• •Parasite/worm treatment (a “more potent worm pill” given rather than proceeding to more invasive/expensive options, per a review).
• •Euthanasia/end-of-life care (multiple reviews describe support during pet put-to-sleep appointments).

Pricing

• •£130 emergency consultation fee for consultations between 7pm and 9am (described as a nationwide overnight emergency price on the website, with one stated exception at a specific 24‑hour centre).

People

• •Paul (vet): mentioned during a 6‑month checkup; described as informative and helpful, and the pet was comfortable with him.
• •Alex (vet): mentioned as being very good with a cat during an appointment.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 161 reviews. “”

• •Staff accommodating anxious pets: owners describe teams making a fuss of nervous dogs and adjusting their approach to help the visit go better.
• •End-of-life support: reviewers mention compassionate care when saying goodbye to long‑lived pets.
• •Clinical decision-making: one review praises a vet for not jumping to costly procedures and instead treating with a stronger wormer.
• •Environment and efficiency: “clean environment,” “professional,” and “efficient” are explicitly noted.
• •Admin/availability issues: one review reports incorrect appointment texts/emails; another mentions difficulty getting an appointment and that the clinic had been without a vet/locum at the time.