Station House Vets – Vets in York
Clinic Overview
- Reviews consistently praise a friendly, professional and knowledgeable team, with owners saying communication is clear and support is reliable. - A strong theme is care for anxious or difficult patients: owners mention stress-aware handling for cats, tailored plans for a reactive dog, and calm equine care for nervous horses. - End-of-life care stands out in several reviews, with owners describing soft blankets prepared in advance, plenty of time before and after, and a gentle, unhurried approach.
Services
- •Small animal and equine first-opinion care for dogs, cats, small pets and horses. Recent examples include care for cats, routine and emergency treatment for dogs, and support for a nervous pony and a wary young thoroughbred.
- •Emergency and out-of-hours care provided by the practice.
- •Preventive healthcare / wellness programme, including help with the cost of vaccinations and flea, tick and worming treatments.
- •Care for anxious or hard-to-handle patients: reviews describe thoughtful stress reduction for cats, tailored handling for a reactive rescue spaniel, and flexible planning to keep difficult procedures as calm as possible.
- •Nursing care, bandaging and minor injury treatment: bandage changes and paw care are specifically praised, along with successful grass seed removal from a dog’s paw.
- •Chronic disease management for older pets, with owners mentioning support over several years for conditions including strokes, heart disease and kidney disease.
- •Euthanasia and end-of-life support, with repeated praise for gentle handling, time given before and after, and compassionate aftercare.
- •Veterinary nurse training facility.
Pricing
Published prices suggest the clinic sits around average, based on a partial sample of comparable services. A wellness programme is also mentioned as helping with the cost of routine preventive care.
People
- •Morag (vet) is repeatedly praised for equine care, gentle end-of-life support, and hands-on treatment including removing a persistent grass seed from a dog’s paw.
- •Helena (nurse) is singled out for excellent bandaging and nursing care during a paw injury case.
- •Aimi is mentioned positively for helping treat a nervous pony.
- •Reviews also repeatedly praise the wider team, including vets, nurses, receptionists and office staff, for being friendly, supportive and good at communication.
Reviews
Google rating: 5.0/5 from 85 reviews.
- •Reviews consistently praise a friendly, professional and knowledgeable team, with owners saying communication is clear and support is reliable.
- •A strong theme is care for anxious or difficult patients: owners mention stress-aware handling for cats, tailored plans for a reactive dog, and calm equine care for nervous horses.
- •End-of-life care stands out in several reviews, with owners describing soft blankets prepared in advance, plenty of time before and after, and a gentle, unhurried approach.
- •There is also positive feedback on practical treatment and flexibility, including quick help for visitors to the area, prompt responses, skilled bandaging, and successful treatment of a grass-seed paw problem.

