Medivet Northgate

Medivet Northgate is part of the Medivet group. The practice offers standard-length 15‑minute consultations and covers routine care (vaccinations, parasite care, microchipping, neutering) as well as laser treatment. The most recent reviews include both very positive, general feedback about professionalism and specific praise for a vet named Ivana, alongside one detailed 1‑star account alleging a serious breakdown in assessment and communication around a cat’s rapid deterioration and euthanasia decision.

Concrete details supported by the inputs

• •15‑minute consultations are listed as a core appointment type.
• •Laser treatment is specifically offered (not just “surgery/diagnostics” in general).
• •The website names cats, dogs and rabbits as treated species.
• •One recent reviewer reports being told their cat was initially “fine,” then days later being advised blood tests and euthanasia were the “only option,” with concerns raised about transparency and pressure.

Services

• •15‑minute consultations
• •Vaccinations
• •Parasite care
• •Neutering
• •Microchipping
• •Laser treatment
• •Safe disposal of unused medications
• •Species treated (as stated): cats, dogs, rabbits
• •Out-of-hours arrangements (as stated): referred to a Medivet 24‑hour practice; “no charge for assessment by phone” and an out‑of‑hours consultation fee is listed (see Pricing).

Pricing

• •Out-of-hours consultation fee: £130
• •Out-of-hours: no charge for assessment by phone (as stated on the website)

People

• •Ivana (role not stated): named in a recent 5‑star review as “amazing.”
• •Staff generally: recent reviewers describe the team as “polite, thoughtful, professional.”

Reviews

Google rating: 4.6 stars from 148 reviews. “”

• •Multiple recent 5‑star reviews describe professional, thoughtful service; one specifically praises Ivana.
• •One detailed 1‑star review describes a cat being assessed as having “nothing wrong,” then returning three days later in worse condition; the reviewer reports a sudden change to “urgent” tests and being told euthanasia was the only option, with complaints about lack of explanation, limited discussion of alternatives, and feeling pressured.