Folly Gardens Veterinary Clinic - Cheltenham – Vets in Cheltenham
Clinic Overview
- Positive feedback continues to highlight kind, caring staff and a supportive manner during visits. - Several more recent reviews report operational issues at the Cheltenham branch, including reduced opening hours, extended closure, and delayed reopening. - Cost is a recurring concern in negative reviews, with specific complaints about rising treatment prices and parasite treatment mark-ups.
Folly Gardens Veterinary Clinic - Cheltenham is a local practice at 6 Bethesda Street in central Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. It has a 4.7-star Google rating from 73 reviews, with many owners praising the team’s caring and attentive manner. More recent feedback also points to operational disruption at the Cheltenham branch, including reduced opening hours, prolonged closure and staffing pressures, alongside some concerns about treatment costs and value.
Services
- •General veterinary consultations and treatment are reflected in owner feedback, including care for common problems such as ear infections.
- •Recent reviews mention ear infection management, with discussion around ear cleaners, steroid drops, and antibacterial or antifungal ear medication.
- •Parasite prevention is also referenced by pet owners, including NexGard treatment.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
No individual vets or nurses are named in recent feedback. Reviews most often describe the team as caring, though some also mention staffing shortages affecting the branch.
Reviews
Folly Gardens Veterinary Clinic - Cheltenham has a 4.7/5 Google rating from 73 reviews.
- •Positive feedback continues to highlight kind, caring staff and a supportive manner during visits.
- •Several more recent reviews report operational issues at the Cheltenham branch, including reduced opening hours, extended closure, and delayed reopening.
- •Cost is a recurring concern in negative reviews, with specific complaints about rising treatment prices and parasite treatment mark-ups.
- •Clinical decision-making and communication are mixed in recent feedback, including one review questioning why lower-cost treatment options for an ear problem were not discussed earlier.
