Trinity Veterinary Surgery

Trinity Veterinary Surgery is an independent practice run as a sole-vet clinic (Martin Hyde, MRCVS), with the website highlighting a particular interest in X‑ray and ultrasound alongside general surgery. Reviews repeatedly mention straightforward, end‑to‑end care with the same vet—from consultation through to procedures and follow‑up—rather than being passed between clinicians. Specific examples include a greyhound dental involving 22 extractions with a post-op check-up included, and owners describing being fitted in via reception “on the off chance” for a cat appointment.

Services

Based on the clinic website and the latest reviews, the practice offers

• •Consultations (by prior arrangement)
• •Vaccinations, including rabies vaccinations
• •Neutering
• •Dentistry (reviews mention dental work with multiple tooth extractions and a check-up afterwards)
• •Imaging: X‑rays and ultrasound (noted as an area of particular interest on the website)
• •Non-routine surgical and medical treatments
• •Drug collections (by prior arrangement)
• •Online registration
• •Species seen (per website): cats, dogs, rabbits, tortoises, and other small pets
• •24-hour emergency service (the clinic states it provides this; outside office hours, callers are told to listen to the full phone message and follow the instructions given)

Pricing

• •One reviewer reports a dental procedure involving 22 tooth extractions where “the fee included the consultation and the check up as well,” and they state the overall cost was “half” of what their sister paid elsewhere for a different dog’s dental (no exact £ amount given).

People

• •Martin Hyde (vet surgeon, MRCVS): Described in reviews as putting owners “at ease with his diagnosis.” One owner also notes that he suggested a specific dental product and they checked it wasn’t more expensive than online.
• •Reception team (unnamed): Mentioned as “lovely” and able to arrange an appointment when an owner dropped in without a prior booking.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.6 stars from 120 reviews.

• •Owners describe switching from larger/corporate practices due to cost and “out of hours arrangements,” and preferring the simpler setup of a sole-vet practice.
• •Dentistry is a recurring, detailed topic: one owner reports 22 teeth removed, with consultation and post-op check included, and notes drop-off in the morning with pickup by lunchtime.
• •Communication and reassurance are specifically mentioned (e.g., being “put at ease” during diagnosis).
• •End-of-life care is mentioned in one review, describing euthanasia as “caring and professional.”