Senlac Veterinary Centre

Senlac Veterinary Centre is a long-established practice (founded in the 1930s) that operates as part of a two-site setup, including a smaller satellite branch. Based on the service list and what owners describe, it’s geared towards first-opinion care (vaccinations, neutering, parasite control) with added capabilities like surgery, physiotherapy and laser therapy, plus a dedicated dog grooming service.

Decision-relevant specifics owners mention include

• •A “quieter and calm environment” at the smaller branch, used by one owner specifically for rabbit vaccinations.
• •An online booking system that a reviewer says “worked beautifully.”
• •Flexibility with arrivals—one owner said being early meant they could go straight in, which helped their very stressed dog.
• •Treatment for a dog with a “bad tooth,” and separate help identifying and rehoming a lost cat that turned up needing assistance.

Services

From the clinic’s website summary

• •Routine vaccinations (also specifically mentioned for rabbits in reviews)
• •Neutering
• •Flea, tick and worm treatments
• •Surgical intervention (where appropriate)
• •Physiotherapy
• •Laser therapy
• •Diabetic clinics
• •End of life care
• •Dog grooming (runs as a dedicated grooming service)

Also referenced in reviews

• •Dental problem care (a dog with a “bad tooth”)
• •Help with a found/lost cat (identifying and rehoming)

Emergency care

• •The structured clinic data lists “Emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours),” but no specific arrangements or process are described in the website summary or reviews provided.

People

• •Natasha (named in a review): praised for grooming—one owner said their Scottish Terrier “always comes away looking (and smelling!) beautiful.”
• •Vets/reception team (not named): repeatedly described as friendly and helpful, with examples including answering questions about pets and being supportive around whatever owners were dealing with.

Reviews

5.0 stars from 34 reviews. “”

• •Friendly, helpful interactions are a consistent theme, including staff taking time to answer questions.
• •Practical touches that reduced stress for pets: a calm/quieter environment is mentioned, and one owner appreciated being taken straight in when early because their dog was very stressed.
• •Specific care examples include help with a dog’s bad tooth and assistance identifying and rehoming a lost cat.
• •Grooming is specifically recommended, with one named groomer (Natasha) highlighted for results.