Orton Vets

Orton Vets offers general veterinary care with a strong emphasis on routine procedures (vaccinations, neutering/spaying) and dentistry (scale & polish, extractions). Ownership/group isn’t stated in the available information. Reviews frequently mention supportive handling of difficult moments (including euthanasia) and practical follow-up care such as post‑op checks; one review conflicts with this, describing being turned away without an appointment when arriving with a distressed, unwell dog.

Concrete details supported by the website and reviews include

• •Dental work is a prominent service: owners mention teeth cleaning, and the clinic advertises fixed-price scale & polish options (with higher pricing when extractions are needed).
• •Routine surgeries are commonly referenced (cat neutering; spays/castrations priced by pet size).
• •Nurse/quick procedures are listed with set fees (microchipping, nail clipping, anal gland expression).
• •An appointment-access issue is raised in one review: a client reports being told there were no appointments available until a later day when they arrived with a sick dog.

Services

Based on the clinic website summary and the written reviews available

• •Consultations (standard consult and revisit fees are published).
• •Vaccinations
• •Dog primary course (1st and 2nd vaccinations) and boosters; kennel cough add-on is priced.
• •Cat primary course and booster prices are published.
• •Microchipping
• •Nail clipping (priced differently with a vet vs with a nurse)
• •Anal gland expression (priced differently with a vet vs with a nurse)
• •Neutering/castration
• •Cat castration (neuter) is priced; a reviewer specifically thanks the team for cat neutering surgery.
• •Dog castration is priced by weight and includes pain relief to go home with (as stated on the website).
• •Spaying
• •Cat spay (flank or midline) and dog spay are priced; dog spay pricing notes pain relief to go home with.
• •Dental treatment
• •Website lists scale & polish pricing and a higher band for scale & polish with extractions.
• •A reviewer reports their dog’s teeth cleaning experience.

Pricing

Prices are published on the clinic website

• •Consult fee: £38
• •Revisit fee: £36
• •Written prescription: £15
• •Microchip: £18
• •Nail clip: £12 with a vet / £10 with a nurse
• •Anal gland expression: £14 with a vet / £10 with a nurse

Dog vaccinations

• •1st vaccination: £42
• •2nd vaccination: £42
• •1st or 2nd + kennel cough: £80
• •Booster: £45 (or £75 with kennel cough)

Cat vaccinations

• •1st vaccination: £42
• •2nd vaccination: £42
• •Booster: £58

Spay

• •Cat (flank): £110
• •Cat (midline): £140
• •Dog (includes pain relief to go home with)
• •Up to 10kg: £260
• •10–25kg: £340
• •25–40kg: £450
• •40kg+: £550

Castration

• •Cat: £85
• •Dog (includes pain relief to go home with)
• •Up to 10kg: £185
• •10–25kg: £240
• •25–40kg: £285
• •40kg+: £360

Other

• •Animal health certificate (to the EU): £250

Dental treatment (website offer referenced for June & July)

• •Scale & polish: £300
• •Scale & polish with extractions (cats & dogs, all sizes): £500–£600

People

• •George (vet) is named in multiple reviews
• •One client thanks him for performing their cat’s neutering surgery and describes him as skilled and compassionate.
• •Another review refers to “George and his team” as professional.
• •Team/reception experience is mixed in the available reviews
• •Several reviewers describe the team as friendly and supportive (including emotional support during euthanasia).
• •One reviewer describes “indifference from the receptionist” and says they were not offered help without a pre-booked appointment when they arrived with a sick dog.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 52 reviews The review picture is mostly positive, with repeated mentions of support during stressful situations and good experiences with dental and surgical care, alongside one complaint about being turned away without an appointment. “”

• •Support in end-of-life care: one owner describes the vet crying with them during euthanasia of an elderly cat.
• •Dental care experiences: one owner reports a very positive dog teeth-cleaning visit; the clinic also advertises set dental prices (including extraction pricing bands).
• •Surgery and aftercare: cat neutering is specifically praised; another review mentions a post‑op check after a prior bad experience elsewhere.
• •Access/triage concern (negative): one owner reports arriving with a distressed, poorly dog and being told there was no appointment availability until a later day, with no attempt to fit them in.