Medivet Parkstone

Medivet Parkstone is part of the Medivet group. The practice appears set up for routine care plus on-site diagnostics, with facilities listed for an in-house laboratory, ultrasound and X‑rays, and standard services such as vaccinations, neutering, microchipping and dentistry. Reviews repeatedly mention longer, unhurried appointments and thorough follow-up: one owner describes detailed diet advice after a dog’s stomach upset, and another describes a “very long” end-of-day consult where options were talked through and “things that would not help” were ruled out. Several reviews also highlight handling nervous rescue dogs with patience, time and treats/snacks, including helping a dog overcome a fear of injections.

Services

Services and capabilities stated on the clinic website include

• •15-minute consultations
• •Vaccinations and parasite care
• •Neutering
• •Microchipping
• •Dentistry
• •Nurse clinics
• •Animal Health Certificate (pet travel)
• •Home visits
• •Diagnostics and imaging: in-house laboratory, X‑rays, ultrasound

Out-of-hours: the website states out-of-hours services are provided by “Medivet 24 Hour Poole”, with a consult fee of £130 and no charge for phone assessments.

Species listed on the website: cats, dogs, rabbits and small mammals.

Pricing

• •Out-of-hours consult fee: £130 (website also states no charge for phone assessments)

People

• •Mohamed (vet): Mentioned in a review for treating a rescue dog after eating a mouse and developing an upset stomach; the owner highlights his follow-up as “very thorough” with diet advice.
• •Andre (vet): Multiple owners describe him taking time and not rushing appointments (including for three cats), being willing to discuss options in depth for an ongoing condition, and being flexible around timing for a “little procedure” so the dog could go home with the owner the same morning.

Across several reviews, owners also describe the wider team helping very nervous rescue dogs build confidence coming to the vet, and using time, patience and snacks to manage injection fears.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 192 reviews. “”

• •Appointments described as unhurried and thorough, including extended discussions of treatment options for ongoing conditions.
• •Follow-up and practical advice mentioned (e.g., diet guidance after gastrointestinal upset).
• •Handling of anxious or rescue pets is a repeated theme: patience, time and treats/snacks to reduce fear (including fear of injections).
• •Flexibility around procedures and reducing stress for owners is specifically mentioned (a dog having a small procedure and being sent home with the owner the same morning).