Grange Vets – Vets in Darlington
Clinic Overview
Grange Vets in Darlington treats dogs, cats, rabbits and other small pets, and the practice says it is an Approved Veterinary Nurse Training Centre. For emergencies outside normal opening hours, clients are directed to Wear Referrals. Recent feedback is mostly very positive, with owners often praising friendly handling, especially with nervous dogs, while a smaller number of reviews raise concerns about communication, clinical decisions and staff manner.
Services
- •Routine care for dogs, cats, rabbits and other small pets.
- •Out-of-hours emergency care is provided through Wear Referrals.
- •The practice is an Approved Veterinary Nurse Training Centre.
- •Reviews mention consultations, diagnostics and treatment planning, including one owner who said a vet’s treatment plan helped their dog improve within days.
- •Recent feedback also refers to appointments and surgery, with one owner praising the care their dog received through a surgical visit.
- •Owners particularly highlight the team’s handling of nervous or anxious dogs, including an example where staff took their time with a dog that had needed sedation elsewhere.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Ed (vet) — singled out by a reviewer as “exceptional”.
- •Peter (vet) — praised as gentle, welcoming and clear in setting a treatment plan that worked quickly.
- •The wider team is often described as helpful, friendly and caring with animals.
Reviews
Grange Vets has 4.7 stars from 320 Google reviews.
- •Many reviewers describe a friendly, comforting team, with several saying staff are especially good with anxious pets.
- •Recent feedback includes praise for appointments and surgery, with owners saying pets were well looked after and that the practice puts the animal first.
- •Some owners also describe the clinic as good value, including one review comparing surgery costs favourably with other providers.
- •A smaller number of reviews report a much poorer experience, including concerns about diagnosis decisions, cost, and staff attitude, and one recent reviewer says their cat was sent home before later dying.

