East End Vets

East End Vets describes itself as an independent clinic, and its website notes it sees dogs, cats and rabbits. Reviews back up an “independent practice” feel, with owners mentioning detailed problem-solving for complex illness (including blood tests and multi‑medication treatment) and a pet plan that one reviewer calls “great value.” A rescue-dog owner also notes the clinic was recommended by their charity, suggesting it’s used by rehoming organisations.

Concrete examples from the latest reviews include

• •Managing a very unwell dog with a large abscess/mucocele using blood testing and three injections (antibiotic, pain relief and anti‑inflammatory), after another vet had advised euthanasia.
• •Registration and ongoing care for both rescue dogs and long-term clients.

Services

Services mentioned in the website summary and/or reviews include

• •Care for dogs, cats and rabbits (website).
• •Pet plan (reviews; no details or prices provided).
• •Second opinions (reviewer describes switching after advice elsewhere).
• •Diagnostics and treatment referenced by owners, including
• •Blood tests
• •Injections (antibiotic, painkiller, anti‑inflammatory mentioned)
• •Management of significant wounds/abscesses and bleeding from a torn wound (as described by one owner)

People

• •Dave / David (named vet): Multiple reviewers refer to Dave/David directly. One owner credits him with pursuing further diagnostics (blood tests) and treatment for a seriously ill dog when another practice advised euthanasia, and describes their dog improving substantially afterwards.
• •Practice team (“the girls at the practice”, “all of them”): Owners mention the wider team’s support alongside David, with comments focused on professionalism and empathetic handling during ongoing care.

Reviews

4.8 stars from 304 reviews. “”

• •Owners repeatedly describe the clinic as friendly and professional.
• •Several reviews emphasise an independent-practice feel, including trust around decision-making during serious illness.
• •Specific clinical detail appears in one recent account: blood testing and targeted injections for a very unwell dog with an abscess/mucocele, with the owner reporting a marked recovery after seeking a second opinion.
• •A pet plan is mentioned as “great value,” but without pricing or inclusions.