Three Cross Veterinary Surgery

Services

• •General companion-animal care: Reviews mention appointments for cats, kittens, and dogs, suggesting a broad small-animal caseload.
• •Dentistry: Cat dental treatment is specifically mentioned, with one owner saying their cat was looked after very well during a dental procedure.
• •Support for anxious or reactive pets: Owners describe the team adapting their approach to help a reactive or uncooperative pet feel more at ease during visits.
• •End-of-life care: Euthanasia support is specifically referenced, including a home visit described as kind, patient, professional, and caring, with time given for goodbyes.
• •Veterinary nurse training: The practice is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.
• •Practical access: One reviewer specifically mentions there is plenty of parking.

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

• •Fiona (vet): Named in reviews for both home euthanasia care and for helping with a very uncooperative patient; described as wonderful, kind, patient, professional, and very caring.
• •Vaughan (role not stated): Praised for compassionate end-of-life care and for allowing time to say goodbye without feeling rushed.
• •Nursing team: Mentioned positively alongside end-of-life care, with owners describing them as supportive and compassionate.
• •Wider team: Reviews repeatedly describe the staff as kind, helpful, knowledgeable, gentle with pets, and good at putting nervous animals at ease.

Reviews

Google shows a 4.8-star rating from 94 reviews. Recent feedback is very positive overall, with themes including

• •Kind, calm handling of pets: Owners regularly describe the team as lovely, gentle, and helpful, including praise for handling a tiny kitten and a difficult patient with patience.
• •Good support for nervous or reactive animals: One owner says the team did everything they could to help their reactive dog feel at home during visits.
• •Strong cat care feedback: Reviews mention a cat dental procedure being handled very well and warm, reassuring treatment more generally.
• •Compassionate end-of-life care: Home euthanasia and in-practice euthanasia are both described in very caring terms, with owners appreciating the time and sensitivity shown.