Warren House Veterinary Centre Ltd / WM Endoscopy Veterinary Clinic

Warren House Veterinary Centre Ltd / WM Endoscopy Veterinary Clinic describes itself as a family-owned practice, with an emphasis on “innovative” healthcare. The website highlights advanced options such as keyhole (minimally invasive) surgery, camera diagnostics, and rapid cancer diagnosis lab equipment, alongside routine preventative care.

From the latest reviews, owners most often mention being fitted in at short notice, support for small emergencies over holiday periods, and consultations that feel thorough rather than rushed (including discussing options and starting with the least invasive treatment). There are also specific mentions of care for cats, dogs, and an elderly rabbit, suggesting the team sees more than just straightforward dog/cat appointments.

Services

Based on the website and the latest reviews, services referenced include

• •Keyhole surgeries (minimally invasive surgery)
• •Camera diagnostics (endoscopy-style diagnostics are implied by the clinic branding and “camera diagnostics” on the site)
• •Zlig cruciate surgery (for cruciate ligament issues)
• •Rapid cancer diagnosis, with in-house lab equipment mentioned
• •Laser treatment
• •Safer anaesthesia (listed as a service focus on the website)
• •Preventative care, including annual wellness checks
• •Vaccinations (specifically mentioned for cats in reviews)
• •Rabbit consultation for an older rabbit, including assessment of movement and discussion of treatment options (review mentions starting with an anti-inflammatory)

The website also states unlimited vet, nurse, and emergency consults are available (no further terms provided in the inputs).

People

• •Gary (vet): Mentioned by name in reviews. One owner describes his advice as “backed up with knowledge and evidence”, helping them make informed decisions about treatment options.
• •Ellie (nurse): One owner with a stressed dog describes Ellie singing to help the dog settle, which stood out as a concrete example of handling an anxious pet.

Reviews also repeatedly mention reception and clinical staff being helpful in arranging short-notice appointments and being easy to talk to.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 507 reviews. “”

• •Short-notice access and support for urgent worries: owners describe being helped to get a pet seen at short notice, and the team working through the holiday period for “little emergencies and owners’ worries.”
• •Clear, option-based decision-making: one rabbit owner describes discussing different treatments and starting with the least invasive option; another highlights advice backed by evidence.
• •Handling nervous pets and small details that reduce stress: a stressed dog reportedly settled when a nurse sang to him.
• •Consultations and follow-up queries handled well: one owner queried a medication dosage the next day and reports a friendly, efficient response.
• •Environment and front-of-house experience: reviews mention a clean waiting area and being greeted warmly.