Ferring Street Ops

Ferring Street Veterinary Surgery describes itself as a family-run practice. Based on its website, it’s set up for routine care plus a fairly broad in-house diagnostics and surgery work-up, including digital radiography (X‑ray), ultrasound, ECG, in-house blood testing, dentistry, and soft-tissue surgery (with laparoscopic surgery and endoscopy also listed). It also offers 24/7 digital vet support via the VidiVet app.

In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often highlight being seen at short notice, clear explanations of treatment/medication (and costs when asked), and the ability to see the same vet consistently.

Services

Services and facilities mentioned on the clinic website include

• •Digital vet support (VidiVet app) with access to a vet 24/7
• •Nurse clinics
• •Surgery, including routine operations such as spaying and castration
• •Laparoscopic surgery
• •Endoscopy
• •Dentistry
• •Ophthalmology
• •Diagnostic imaging: X‑ray (dedicated X‑ray room) and ultrasonography
• •Cardiac testing: electrocardiography (ECG)
• •Blood pressure monitoring
• •In-house laboratory blood testing (in-house blood analyser)
• •Separate dog and cat wards and kennels

Species listed on the website: dogs, cats, rabbits, and guinea pigs.

People

No current team members are named in the inputs provided. One reviewer mentions missing “Ian and Rachel” (roles not stated).

What reviewers do describe about the team’s approach

• •Explaining options clearly, including medications and costs when required
• •Handling stressful visits in a way that made clients feel supported and not rushed
• •Enabling continuity: one reviewer says they can “always see the same vet.”

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 199 reviews. - Clear communication: reviewers mention explanations of what’s happening and medications, and that costs are explained when required.

• •Access when needed: one owner says they were seen at short notice during a stressful situation.
• •Continuity of care: one review specifically values being able to see the same vet.
• •Staffing change noted: one reviewer says they miss “Ian and Rachel” but still considers it an excellent practice.