Amical Veterinary Centre March
#3 Vet in March, Cambridgeshire
Amical Veterinary Centre March – Vets in March
Clinic Overview
Amical Veterinary Centre is an RCVS Practice Standards Scheme–accredited practice with a purpose-built, modern clinic and modern diagnostic equipment stated on its website. It is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility and as providing emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours).
From the latest reviews available to us, owners describe routine care such as vaccination/injection visits, check-ups, nail clipping, and neutering (“the snip”)—including for rabbits. Reviewers also mention X‑rays (one serious complaint alleges an inadequate X‑ray contributed to a dog’s death). A repeated negative theme is a payment/insurance policy change under new management, with some owners saying they are now expected to pay upfront even when insured.
Services
Services explicitly referenced in the available information include
- •Routine consultations and check-ups (e.g., annual check-ups mentioned for rabbits)
- •Vaccinations / injection boosters
- •Neutering (“the snip” referenced)
- •Nail clipping (toenails clipped for rabbits)
- •Diagnostic imaging (X‑ray) (mentioned in a complaint)
- •Emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) (listed in the clinic data)
- •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed in the clinic data)
People
- •Mr Jowly (retired): one long-term client says they previously received “really good advice” from him.
- •Current vets and reception staff (not named): multiple reviewers describe vets as helpful/polite/professional, and reception/booking as friendly and hassle-free (examples include rabbit booster and nail-clip visits, and a dog appointment arranged smoothly while the owner was travelling).
- •Management / policies (not named): more than one reviewer attributes dissatisfaction to “new management”, mainly around upfront payment expectations even with insurance.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.6 stars from 318 reviews. “”
- •Routine care experiences are commonly positive, including boosters/injections, check-ups, and nail clipping; one owner says their pet “just loves the vet.”
- •Rabbit care is specifically mentioned (annual check-ups, boosters, nail clipping), with praise for both vet and reception staff.
- •Payment and insurance handling is a repeated complaint: some insured clients say they are now expected to pay the full amount upfront and reclaim later, and one reviewer contrasts this with another practice billing the insurer directly for higher-cost treatment.
- •Service concerns after a “takeover/new management” are raised by multiple reviewers, including complaints about being treated “like a cash cow.”
- •A serious clinical complaint alleges poor X‑ray assessment and outdated equipment, with the reviewer attributing a pet’s death to this; this conflicts with other reviewers reporting good treatment and professionalism.
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Reviews for Amical Veterinary Centre March
Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 318 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.
Viktoria Jupe
3 weeks ago
Cant recommend enough been with them through injections, the snip and check ups and the picture speaks for itself as Enzo just loves the vet 🤣
Jolanta Ramanauskiene
a month ago
Mark BILLITT
a week ago
I’ve been with Amical vets for many years and I’ve had some really good Advice from MR Jowly who’s now retired and the new vets are very nice too but the reason I changed this practice is under the new management they expect you to pay the full amount upfront even if you are fully ensured like me, in the past they always asked if the animal is insured then they took payment from the insurance, but not now they say they will claim it all back which I didn’t like I’m with pet plan and my new vets,bill pet plan over the £500 treatments which Amical do not.
Mark BILLITT
2 months ago
I’ve been with Amical vets for many years and I’ve had some really good Advice from MR Jowly who’s now retired and the new vets are very nice too but the reason I changed this practice is under the new management they expect you to pay the full amount upfront even if you are fully ensured like me, in the past they always asked if the animal is insured then they took payment from the insurance, but not now they say they will claim it all back which I didn’t like I’m with pet plan and my new vets,bill pet plan over the £500 treatments which Amical do not.
David Burbridge
3 months ago
Our two rabbits Snowy and Squeek were due their annual checkup and injection boosts on Tuesday 7th Octber 2025 as well as having their toenails clipped. The vet was very helpful,polite and professional as well as were the reception staff
David Burbridge
2 weeks ago
Our two rabbits Snowy and Squeek were due their annual checkup and injection boosts on Tuesday 7th Octber 2025 as well as having their toenails clipped. The vet was very helpful,polite and professional as well as were the reception staff
Emily Mauger
3 months ago
They didn’t xray my dog properly and now he’s dead don’t go here they don’t know what they are doing their machines are out of date if you want your dog to live DO NOT GO HERE
Lisa Entwistle
2 months ago
Highly recommend - we needed to visit Amical Vets whilst on holiday in the area with our dog. Lovely friendly, helpful staff from booking right through to the appointment with the vet. Thank you for making everything hassle free.
Sharon Ellwood
5 months ago
My West Highland white terrier always has excellent treatment and is very happy with all the staff who she comes into contact with
Lee Lambert
12 months ago
** when reading the reviews please remember they were recently taken over ** Since being taken over their service has become horrible. Parking lot is full of building contractors with little space for actual customers. I reported this twice and was told we are not responsible for your driving. Even with insurance you are expected to pay for EVERYTHING yourself even if they are submitted insurance claims. This includes prescriptions that they don't tell you the cost of before picking up. Today I found out they called the police on me after I left and we agreed on a resolution. Guess they don't like people telling them they are wrong or posting bad reviews. Find a vets that doesn't treat you like a cash cow but instead cares for your pets. It's obviously not this one.
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