Medivet 24 Hour Leamington Spa

Feldon Veterinary Centre

01926 423161

1 Guy Street, Leamington Spa, CV32 4RX

Get directions

Paid car park, Step-free access

We offer the Medivet Healthcare Plan at this practice

Find out more

Appointments

Mon  -   - 
Tue  -   - 
Wed  -   - 
Thu  -   - 
Fri  -   - 
Sat  -   - 

Open 24 hours, 365 days a year

Out of hours: Consult fee £149. No charge for assessment by phone.

Open

Meet the team

Hugh Hawkins

Branch Partner and Veterinary Surgeon


View bio

Hugh Hawkins

Branch Partner and Veterinary Surgeon

Having qualified from Edinburgh university in 1996 I started Feldon Veterinary Centres with two partners in 2000. Since June 2017 I have been the branch partner at the Leamington Spa Hospital. I have gained General Practitioners certificate in Endoscopy and Endosurgery and in Emergency medicine and surgery. Heading up the minimally invasive surgery and endoscopy services I am passionate to promote the benefit of these procedures. I have a strong interest in surgery and enjoy seeing a wide variety of cases at the hospital.

Emily Parkes

Veterinary Surgeon


View bio

Emily Parkes

Veterinary Surgeon

I qualified from Cambridge university in 2009 and worked in mixed practice until 2013 when I joined the Leamington Spa team, having developed a bias towards small animal practice. I enjoy medical cases with my main interest being diagnostic imaging. I gained my General Practitioners certificate in Diagnostic imaging in 2015 and carry out the majority of ultrasounds at the hospital.

Emma Baker

Veterinary Surgeon


View bio

Emma Baker

Veterinary Surgeon

I graduated in 2005 from the Royal Veterinary College and went into mixed practice for the first five years. I then spent seven years at a small animal charity where I developed two interests: surgery and behaviour. During this time, I gained experience in advanced soft tissue surgery and completed an MSc in applied animal behaviour. Since coming to Medivet in August 2017, I have continued developing my interests further by learning keyhole surgery and obtaining my RCVS Advanced Practitioner status in companion animal behaviour. I have recently undertaken more of an inpatient role within the hospital and am really enjoying further study in internal medicine.

Sophie Whiting

Night Veterinary Surgeon


View bio

Sophie Whiting

Night Veterinary Surgeon

I graduated from Bristol University in 2015 and worked in a small animal hospital for a few years. I particularly enjoyed the emergency cases I would see on my on call. I then moved to Australia to work as an emergency and critical care vet on the Gold Coast where I got to deal with tick paralysis and snake bite cases which was incredibly challenging. I then moved back to the UK and worked in various hospitals in the Midlands where I joined the Leamington Spa team in 2020 to work as part of the Night Team. Outside of work I enjoy walking, baking, strength training and working on my wildlife garden.

Toby Phillips

Night Veterinary Surgeon


View bio

Toby Phillips

Night Veterinary Surgeon

Having graduated as a vet in Liverpool University in 2004 , I spent my first 6 years in mixed practice in Yorkshire then South Worcestershire - both jobs having considerable on-call duties alongside busy daytimes. I then became a small animal day vet in Redditch for 5 years, starting the practice with ultrasonography and chemotherapy as well as honing my general surgical and medical knowledge. I became a night vet in South Wales for 5 years and have enjoyed emergency and critical care ever since. I joined Leamington Spa in the summer of 2020 as a night vet and relish a variety of cases.

Monika

Night Veterinary Surgeon


View bio

Monika

Night Veterinary Surgeon

After graduated in 2017 from Veterinary Faculty in Wroclaw, Poland, I enjoyed working in international environment in multiple veterinary hospitals in Europe, including Spain, Germany, The Netherlands and finally the UK. I always felt attracted by emergency and critical care medicine and now I will be working towards a post-graduate certificate in this field. I divide my free time between travelling and volunteering for abandoned animals.

Catrin Stegmann

Veterinary Surgeon


View bio

Margot Berrezaie

Veterinary Surgeon


View bio

Sam O'Rourke

Head Veterinary Nurse


View bio

Sam O'Rourke

Head Veterinary Nurse

I qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2005, shortly after I joined the Leamington hospital in October 2006, taking over the role of Head Nurse soon after. Joining the hospital team allowed me study and achieve my Diploma in Advanced Veterinary Nursing in 2018. I lead a great team of 11 nurses and 3 patient care assistants, and we pride ourselves on our dedication to patient care. I enjoy all aspects of the role particularly emergency and critical care. I have passion for training and teaching, I am a clinical coach and regularly examine student nurses in their final exams. I am also part of the clinical committee striving to develop and improve our profession. I live in Warwickshire with my husband, two children, and our two dogs Peppa and Ecco. When I'm not at work I enjoy walking and horse riding.

Lucy Maxwell

Veterinary Nurse


View bio

Lucy Maxwell

Veterinary Nurse

After completing a degree in animal behaviour and welfare at Plymouth University, which included studying a group of kangaroos in Western Australia, I then studied to be a veterinary nurse, qualifying in 2020. I have recently completed a certificate in feline nursing from the International Society of Feline Medicine. I am the resident crazy cat lady, with two of my own, Rocky & Ralph. They are 12 year old black & white moggy's who do not act their age! I am the cat advocate at Leamington, ensuring the practice maintains their high standards in creating a calm and feline friendly environment for all patients. I am also particularly interested in running the weight clinics within the practice, helping owners and their pets on the journey to healthier, happier lives together.

Suzanne Marlow

Deputy Head Veterinary Nurse


View bio

Suzanne Marlow

Deputy Head Veterinary Nurse

I qualified as a registered veterinary nurse in 2021, having originally joined the practice as a client care assistant in 2018. Since 2022 I have been the deputy head nurse at the hospital, working closely with our head nurse and senior veterinary surgeons to ensure smooth running of the business and to help provide exceptional client and patient care. I am a clinical coach and enjoy mentoring our students along their nursing journey. I have a love for the outdoors and getting lost in the countryside. I hope to one day soon have a bouncy, energetic dog to join me on those adventures!

Krysta Creed

Veterinary Nurse


View bio

Krysta Creed

Veterinary Nurse

I started as a mobile Patient Care Assistant in September 2019 and moved to a permanent position at Leamington Spa in July 2020. I moved on to nights in February 2023 and qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in July 2023. My main interests are inpatient care and emergency treatment. At home I have two horses and four cats. I like spending my spare time camping, hiking and paddleboarding in the nicer weather.

Charlotte Webster

Patient Care Assistant


View bio

Charlotte Webster

Patient Care Assistant

In September 2020, I started here at the Leamington Spa hospital as a PCA front of house, then moved to back of house around March 2021 and started my veterinary nursing course September that year. I passed first year but decided to take some time away in October 2022 and have been enjoying my role as PCA ever since. I have a cheeky three-legged lurcher called Eddie who I adopted when he was brought into us as a stray in January 2022.

Anj Kaur

Patient Care Assistant


View bio

Anj Kaur

Patient Care Assistant

I started working as a PCA at Medivet in June 2022. In the future, I hope to pursue a career as a Veterinary Nurse. My passion for animals has motivated me to undertake and successfully complete a diploma in animal management and a BSc in animal biology. I have a spicy German shepherd puppy called Xena and 2 obnoxious cats, called Oliver and Bruce.

Emily Neale

Student Veterinary Nurse


View bio

Emily Neale

Student Veterinary Nurse

My love for animals began when I worked at Pets at Home for three years and soon discovered my passion for the veterinary side of animal care. I have worked as a receptionist at another local vet practice but moved here to pursue my nursing. I started working at the Leamington Spa hospital as a PCA in July 2022 and started my Veterinary Nursing course in September 2023. I have one cat called Mango and fourteen reptiles (there are too many to name) at home and hope to specialise in these when I qualify.

Kate Myer

Night Veterinary Nurse


View bio

Kate Myer

Night Veterinary Nurse

I qualified in 2016 as an RVN and have worked in a variety of roles. I most enjoy inpatient care and emergency work in a hospital setting so I was happy to come back to Medivet as part of the night team. Outside of work I run a small livery yard which keeps me very busy.

Eloise Jones

Veterinary Nurse


View bio

Eloise Jones

Veterinary Nurse

After graduating with a BSc in Veterinary Nursing from Harper Adams University I started my career at the Leamington Spa hospital in the summer of 2022. I enjoy inpatient care and looking after the golden oldie patients who need extra TLC whilst with us! I have two very naughty rabbits called Wilbur and Hutch.

Verity Bibby

Veterinary Nurse


View bio

Verity Bibby

Veterinary Nurse

I qualified in autumn 2023 as a Registered Veterinary Nurse. I have a cat at home and a horse- we take part in jumping competitions and leisure riding. I enjoy working at the hospital, I'm particularly interested in inpatient care, imaging, and surgery.

Sara Tooth

Patient Care Assistant


View bio

Sara Tooth

Patient Care Assistant

I came to Medivet Leamington Spa in November 2023 to be a PCA, in hopes of becoming a student nurse and then eventually a qualified nurse in the future. I was previously a client care assistant at my last practice, but I knew I wanted to have the opportunity to be more hands-on with the animals and learn much more, and a Medivet emergency animal hospital seemed like the perfect place to do this and progress my career!

Dawn Rowland

Cleaner


View bio

Ally Hickerton

Client Care Assistant


View bio

Charlotte Dingwall

Client Care Assistant


View bio

Sophie Scott

Client Care Assistant


View bio

Bobbie CW

Client Care Assistant


View bio

Our Prices

Standard Healthcare Plan*
Standard vet appointment (regular opening hours) £60 £54.00
New puppy first appointment** Free Free
Annual vaccination booster £62 Included
Annual vaccination booster incl. Kennel Cough £97 Included
Vaccination puppy course 1st + 2nd £89 Included
Vaccination puppy course 1st + 2nd + 3rd*** £116 Included
Castration (procedure only fee) from £218 from £196.20
Spay (procedure only fee) from £308 from £277.20
Out of hours vet appointment (Medivet 24 Hour) £149 £134.10
Medivet Healthcare Plan - from £16 pm

*Our clients save an average of £225 every year on the Medivet Healthcare Plan. Plus get a minimum of 10% discounts on all medical care.

**One complimentary puppy or kitten consultation per pet, limited to two pets per client.

***Based on clinical recommendation.

;

Standard Healthcare Plan*
Standard vet appointment (regular opening hours) £60 £54.00
New kitten first appointment** Free Free
Annual vaccination booster £73 Included
Vaccination kitten course 1st + 2nd £95 Included
Vaccination kitten course 1st + 2nd + 3rd*** £124 Included
Castration (procedure only fee) £84 £75.60
Spay (procedure only fee) £130 £117.00
Out of hours vet appointment (Medivet 24 Hour) £149 £134.10
Medivet Healthcare Plan - £14.50 pm

*Our clients save an average of £225 every year on the Medivet Healthcare Plan. Plus get a minimum of 10% discounts on all medical care.

**One complimentary puppy or kitten consultation per pet, limited to two pets per client.

***Based on clinical recommendation.

;

Reviews

4.7 /5
262 reviews
Leave a Review
Google
5.0/5
May 11, 2025
Google Medivet
Amazing team who looked after our injured cat Elvis From start to finish Lovely receptionist. Excellent vet sorry cant remember name. Emma the surgeon who called to keep us updated And the discharge with the nurses 100% Thank you
Google
5.0/5
May 5, 2025
Google Medivet
Really made my chinchilla feel relaxed and at ease.
VetHelpDirect
2.4/5
May 3, 2025
VetHelpDirect Medivet
Due to the lack of emergency appointments at Medivet Bedworth, I brought Kai to the Leamington branch. During the consultation with Catrin Stegmann, I was asked if his leptospirosis vaccinations were up to date — they were not. Blood tests were conducted, which showed an abnormal white blood cell count and three concerning liver markers, two of which were only just outside the upper reference limits. Based on this, I was informed that Kai had a leptospirosis infection. Despite his condition, I was told an abdominal scan would not be performed due to his reactive nature. Kai was prescribed three antibiotics, Metacam, Denamarin, and Lactulose. We followed the treatment plan as instructed, and he showed signs of improvement overnight. However, I began to question the leptospirosis diagnosis, especially as our five other dogs were completely unaffected. It was suggested to me that Kai may have ingested something harmful, which raised the possibility that he had swallowed part of a toy. With this concern in mind, I returned to Leamington. A different vet examined him, noted that his eyes were clear, and tested a urine sample I had brought, which appeared normal. Over the following week, Kai ate very little, continued to lose weight, and became increasingly weak. Although he remained briefly playful, his overall condition deteriorated. At a subsequent appointment in Bedworth, I was advised to discontinue the antibiotics as the diagnosis was no longer believed to be leptospirosis. I was told an abdominal scan should now be considered, and he was given a steroid injection. This led to a temporary improvement, although his appetite remained poor. Another vet I spoke with also expressed doubt about the initial diagnosis. On 1st May, we proceeded with the abdominal scan. A mass was discovered, and surgery was performed immediately. The mass turned out to be an abnormally enlarged pancreas, with no issues observed in the other organs. Tragically, Kai did not survive the procedure. I strongly believe Kai was not properly assessed at the outset. An abdominal scan should have been performed earlier, particularly given his symptoms and the fact that none of our other dogs were affected—something that should have cast doubt on the leptospirosis diagnosis. I also feel that the second vet did not adequately investigate the possibility of foreign body ingestion, relying too heavily on the original notes. Additionally, I was prescribed very expensive antibiotics, which I now suspect worsened Kai’s condition, potentially irritating his throat and contributing to symptoms such as liquid diarrhoea and nausea. This experience has been incredibly distressing, and I feel that opportunities to diagnose and treat Kai correctly were missed
Google
3.0/5
Apr 29, 2025
Google Medivet
The nurses and most of the vets are amazing and nice. However, there is one vet in particular who has caused us distress. Emma has tried to push the agenda of putting our cat down numerous times, even conducting underhanded tests whilst 'cutting her nails', and then prompting our regular vet through computer notes to speak to us about end of life for our cat. She has no idea how our cat is at home, we're not terrible owners nor cruel but our cat hates going to the vets and is at her worst when she does. Our cat uses her trays, eats well, she's 17 so does not play anymore and is arthritic but she's family and not ready to leave us. We will know when it's time and she will tell us in her own way. So, when this Emma persists in putting her down, we have had another vet approach the conversation also, it becomes really infuriating and upsetting, my partner has been in tears multiple times. So, I would say this veterinary practice is very good and the staff, besides the exceptions, hence why 3 stars.
Google
5.0/5
Apr 28, 2025
Google Medivet
The reception staff were warm and welcoming when I arrived. The vet, Hugh, was very knowledgeable and I was immediately struck by his caring toward both my sick dog and myself. He called on the day following the appointment to ask how she was. I was touched by his kindness and understanding of how much I cared for my dog. Yes, I would definitely recommend this vet.
Google
5.0/5
Apr 23, 2025
Google Medivet
After having a very poorly cat, I was so impressed at the speed they saw him and at how good James the vet was with him. Paddington responded so well to him, and he was so patient at explaining everything to me. After the blood tests came back, James stayed over and hour after his shift had finished just to see Paddington and give him the antibiotics he needed. I'm so impressed at the level of compassion and standard of knowledge. Will always be taking my pets to see James at feldons!! Thank you so much, I genuinely believe you saved my cats life today.
Google
5.0/5
Apr 19, 2025
Google Medivet
Thank you ..we feel insafe hands with medivet & their amazing staff .. Diane & libby
Google
5.0/5
Apr 19, 2025
Google Medivet
Really helpful staff offering sensible advice. Easy to book an appointment and everything was on time. Many thanks
Google
5.0/5
Apr 17, 2025
Google Medivet
Saw vet nurse Zoe who was so helpful. Nica was totally comfortable with her 5 star treatment
Google
5.0/5
Apr 15, 2025
Google Medivet
A big thank you to all the staff that looked after Oscar when he was admitted at the weekend 18th April. He's was an emergency admission from the Nuneaton branch. Thankfully he now recovering at home and being followed by our vets in Nuneaton. Special thanks to vets Toby & Emily who kept us updated all over the weekend with his progress 24/7.
Google
5.0/5
Apr 10, 2025
Google Medivet
I was able to call last night and get advice from a lovely vet who put my mind at ease ! Very grateful for this.
Google
5.0/5
Apr 10, 2025
Google Medivet
Everyone at the vet practice was very welcoming and put me at ease. We saw Tim the vet who was very understanding of my dogs illness and was able to manipulate her knee making her feel much better instantly.

  • Your vet in Leamington Spa

    We're a kind and caring team based in Leamington Spa who are dedicated to delivering exceptional client and patient care. We offer a full range of veterinary services and facilities, including nurse clinics and dental procedures. We look forward to welcoming you and your pet to our practice.

We offer Healthcare Plans

Our clients save an average of £225 every year with the Medivet Healthcare Plan.

Learn more