Bell & Partners

Bell & Partners is a general-practice veterinary clinic whose website lists routine and preventative care (consultations, vaccinations, neutering, dental care and weight management) for cats, dogs and small pets including rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and hamsters. It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.

In the latest reviews available, owners repeatedly describe gentle handling and empathetic communication in emotionally difficult visits, including end-of-life care for a dog. One vet, Nadir, is specifically credited with managing a cat’s food allergies and giving B12 and steroid tablets, and another reviewer describes a vet named Ross providing attentive care for rescue chickens (noting they’d struggled to find vets willing to take non-cat/dog pets seriously).

Services

From the clinic website summary

• •Consultations
• •Vaccinations
• •Neutering
• •Dental care
• •Weight management
• •Species mentioned: cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, hamsters

From the latest reviews available

• •Managing feline food allergies (including giving B12 and steroid tablets)
• •Supportive/end-of-life care for a dog described as “gentle and smooth”
• •Care for rescue chickens (species-specific support referenced by the owner)

People

• •Nadir (vet, role inferred from reviews): Mentioned in two recent reviews as “caring and gentle.” One owner says he “sorted out” their cat’s food allergies and administered B12 plus steroid tablets; another describes ongoing treatment and says they “can’t fault the care.”
• •Ross (vet, per review): One owner credits Ross with looking after their rescue chickens “amazingly,” highlighting empathy and willingness to treat animals beyond cats and dogs; the reviewer notes they’re not sure whether he still works there.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.2 stars from 278 reviews. “”

• •Gentle handling of pets is a repeated point (e.g., “kind and careful” with a Maine Coon; “caring and gentle” with cats).
• •Clear examples of medical support mentioned include addressing food allergies and giving B12 and steroid tablets.
• •Owners describe empathetic support during difficult moments, including a “last visit” for a dog where the process was made “gentle and smooth.”
• •One review specifically values care for non-traditional pets (rescue chickens), noting prior difficulty finding vets for animals that aren’t cats or dogs.