Nene Veterinary Group - Peterborough

Nene Veterinary Group – Peterborough is part of the Nene Veterinary Group (a three-branch small-animal practice, per its website) and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews most often describe routine care such as annual checks and vaccinations, alongside blood tests for illness investigations and end-of-life support.

Concrete points owners mention include

• •Appointments that “never have to wait long” (one recent review).
• •Seeing a different vet on different visits (one owner noted this explicitly).
• •Vets giving “all options” and explaining decisions fully (reviewed after a consultation).
• •Record-checking before vaccinations, including awareness of MDR1-related concerns in a sheltie’s history (one detailed review).

There is also a clear split in experience: most reviews describe considerate care, while one reviewer (posted twice) reports being advised to euthanise a vomiting cat after blood tests reportedly came back “fine,” which they found inappropriate and trust-damaging.

Services

Services explicitly mentioned in the available website text and reviews include

• •Small-animal veterinary care (website).
• •Annual health checks and vaccinations (multiple reviews).
• •Checking medical history/records before vaccination, including noting breed-related medication/vaccine sensitivities (MDR1 mentioned) (review).
• •Blood tests as part of investigating vomiting/illness (review).
• •Long-term management to keep a pet “well and pain free” over many years (review; condition not specified).
• •End-of-life appointments/euthanasia support (“to say goodbye”), described as handled respectfully (review).

People

No individual clinicians are named in the available information. What owners describe about the team includes

• •Vets who “gave us all options and explained fully” during a consultation (review).
• •Reception and clinical staff who greeted clients warmly at arrival for annual checks/vaccinations (review).
• •Staff who were “exceptional and respectful” during an end-of-life visit (review).

Reviews

4.4 stars from 16 reviews.

• •Short waits and generally smooth visits (one recent review).
• •Clear explanations and being offered options for treatment/next steps (review).
• •Attention to medical records when planning vaccinations, including MDR1-related concerns (review).
• •Respectful handling of end-of-life care (review).
• •A notable negative report (posted twice) describing a suggestion to put down a cat presented for vomiting after blood tests reportedly showed no issue; this conflicts with other accounts of careful, supportive decision-making.