Medivet 24 Hour Leamington Spa (Feldon Veterinary Centre)

Medivet 24 Hour Leamington Spa (Feldon Veterinary Centre) is part of the Medivet group and operates as a 24/7 emergency centre, with a stated nationwide overnight emergency consultation fee of £130 (for consultations between 7pm and 9am). The site also describes Medivet Healthcare Plans (monthly payments covering routine preventative care) and notes this practice as a veterinary nurse training facility.

In recent reviews, some owners describe vets making a point of keeping nervous cats comfortable and talking through each step of the exam. One recent negative emergency review alleges missed basic checks (hydration), unclear explanation around medication, and being advised not to return despite worsening bloody diarrhoea—leading the owner to seek a second opinion elsewhere.

Services

• •24/7 emergency veterinary care (as stated by the clinic/Medivet site).
• •Emergency consultations overnight (7pm–9am) under a stated fixed fee model.
• •Routine preventative care via a monthly healthcare plan, including
• •Vaccinations
• •Health checks
• •Parasite protection
• •Dental procedures are referenced on the plan via a stated discount.
• •Handling/stress reduction for anxious cats is specifically mentioned in a recent review (vet trying to keep two cats comfortable and explaining what was being done).

Pricing

• •Overnight emergency consultation (7pm–9am): £130 (nationwide fee stated by Medivet).
• •Medivet Healthcare Plan (monthly)
• •Dogs: £17.50–£19.50/month
• •Cats: £15.50/month
• •Rabbits: £12/month
• •Includes (as stated): vaccinations, health checks, parasite protection, plus 10% off vet care and prescribed medication and 15% off dental procedures.

People

• •Reviews repeatedly mention an unnamed vet who
• •Explained procedures step-by-step during the appointment (e.g., talking an owner through everything being done).
• •Tried to reduce stress for nervous cats during handling/examination.
• •One recent review also mentions a receptionist asking for a signature to agree to treatment, with the owner stating they weren’t clearly told what medication was being given or why.

Reviews

4.7 stars from 386 reviews. - Owners often mention friendly staff and clear explanations during the consult (including talking through what the vet is doing).

• •Cat handling is specifically praised (efforts to keep cats comfortable despite anxiety with carriers/travel).
• •A recent emergency-case review raises concerns about assessment thoroughness and communication, including an allegation of missed basic checks, unclear medication explanation, and being advised not to return despite deterioration, followed by seeking a second opinion.