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- •Recent comments often describe the team as professional, friendly, helpful and reassuring. - Several reviews highlight equine care, including horse call-outs, clear explanations and aftercare that owners found easy to understand. - One reviewer describes staff as kind and understanding during a bereavement-related visit to collect a dog’s ashes.
- •Reviewers repeatedly describe the vets as kind, knowledgeable, professional, and accommodating. - A clear theme is not feeling rushed, especially during vettings and consultations. - One detailed account praises the clinic’s patient handling of a traumatised young foal, with time taken both before and after treatment to keep the experience calm.
- •Clients repeatedly mention the team being available when needed, with one reviewer praising their expert skill and advice. - Service is often described as friendly and helpful, with specific praise for the receptionists and wider staff team. - Older feedback also calls the vets first rate and mentions some products seeming competitively priced.
- •Written feedback is very positive, though limited in volume. - Owners mention clear, practical communication, including phone advice and straightforward explanations of treatment plans and how to give medication. - Reviews describe kind, gentle handling, especially for rescue hens, with Megan and Chris named positively.
The Fold Farm Vets Ltd is a farm-only veterinary practice in Hexham, Northumberland. It offers veterinary support for dairy units, pigs, sheep and goats, alongside 24/7 emergency cover. The practice also provides consultancy, training, annual flock health reviews and routine diagnostic testing.
Forge Farm Vets is a large-animal practice in Oswestry serving farm and equine clients, with healthcare advice for herds, flocks and horses mentioned on the clinic website. The site also says the team is supported by a full range of diagnostic equipment, and emergency veterinary services are listed, although specific out-of-hours arrangements are not detailed. Ownership or group affiliation is not stated.
Our Score (51/100)
- •Several recent reviewers describe the team as friendly, helpful and professional, with pets being well cared for on repeat visits. - One owner says their dog, who was previously difficult to handle, now lets the team examine him and is even keen to go into the practice. - A surgical review for a dog’s spay is especially positive, praising the team for taking previous stitch problems seriously and achieving a smoother recovery.
- •Clear and frequent communication is a standout theme, including WhatsApp updates, phone calls, and photo updates during procedures. - Surgery and dental care are reviewed well, with positive comments about a cat spay, dog castration, and a dental procedure with possible extractions followed by a smooth recovery. - Excellent handling of nervous pets comes up repeatedly, with owners saying their dogs were made to feel safe, welcome, and noticeably more relaxed than at previous practices.
Our Score (51/100)
- •Warm, consistent routine care: clients describe returning for annual boosters over several years and say they would not want to switch practices. - Helpful and thorough treatment: review examples include a gastrointestinal investigation with examination and blood tests, and successful treatment of a badly infected eye. - Flexible, practical service: owners say the team makes an effort to offer appointment times that fit around busy work schedules.
Seadown Veterinary Services Limited provides small-animal care for dogs, cats and rabbits, and the practice website also mentions equine medicine. The clinic appears set up for higher-acuity and referral work, especially ophthalmology, alongside routine care, with reviews describing hospital-style treatment for serious emergencies and same-day eye surgery when needed. Recent feedback is mixed overall: many owners praise compassionate emergency handling, clear explanations and regular updates, while others raise concerns about cost, delays and not seeing the same vet consistently.