Best Vets in Hull – Complete Local Guide

Medivet Swanland 24 Hour / Swanbridge Veterinary Hospital is part of the Medivet group and is set up for out-of-hours and urgent cases, with owners repeatedly describing being seen after 7pm and getting rapid diagnostics and treatment. Recent reviews give concrete examples of emergency care including inducing vomiting after mince pies, urgent surgery for a urinary blockage, and blood tests with diagnosis and treatment within about half an hour. Owners also mention unhurried consultations for non-emergency concerns (e.g., discussing lumps and teeth) and vets taking time to explain options and involve them in decisions. Pricing comes up as a concern in one recent review about the cost of out-of-hours emergency surgery, even while praising the clinical care and communication.

Medivet Sutton on Hull (Chestnut House Veterinary Centre) is part of the Medivet group (a national chain with 24-hour centres). The practice is set up for routine preventive care (first vaccinations, flea/worming, microchipping) and longer-term condition management (one owner mentions monthly Librela injections for an older dog), with access to Medivet’s overnight emergency service if needed. Reviewers repeatedly describe getting appointments quickly, staff being clear in explanations, and practical “extra mile” touches (for example, organising cremation after a pet’s death, and giving a birthday card during a monthly injection visit). It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.

Haven Veterinary Group is a long-established practice (est. 1907) operating as a group with two branch surgeries, alongside dedicated ambulatory equine and farm vets. The website describes facilities set up for a wide range of cases (including separate dog/cat/exotics wards, isolation, an imaging room, dental area, operating theatre and in-house lab). In recent reviews, owners most often mention routine preventive care (vaccinations, injections, flea/worming) handled calmly, and a welcoming front desk—alongside occasional frustration about appointments running late and a busy, noisy waiting area.

Concrete examples owners mention include

• •Puppy vaccinations and flea/worming given “without any fuss” and with gentle handling.
• •Staff moving an appointment to reduce waiting time when a client arrived early.
• •A separate cat area in the waiting room being noticed and appreciated.
• •Thoughtful follow-up after euthanasia (a condolence card sent weeks later).

Kingston Veterinary Group is a general veterinary practice that, according to its website, partners with Vets Now for out‑of‑hours emergency care and holds a Puppy Friendly Practice status. It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.

From the latest reviews, owners most often describe a practice that runs smoothly and communicates clearly: the phone system is described as easy to use, reception staff as informative, and appointments as handled “quickly and carefully.” Several reviews also highlight practical, pet-focused touches such as allowing nervous or large dogs to wait outside and then calling them in when ready, and monthly follow‑up appointments after a procedure.

Medivet Patrington / Cygnet Veterinary Centre is part of the Medivet group. The clinic appears geared toward ongoing, long-term care for cats and dogs, with multiple reviewers describing years of continuity with the same vet (Paul) and routine follow-ups/health checks alongside injury appointments. Owners repeatedly mention detailed explanations and being given options rather than a single fixed plan, plus a calm, low-pressure handling style for nervous pets (including a rescue cat seen for a 6‑month check). One recent review also describes being given an appointment quickly for a dew claw injury.