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Parkvets Veterinary Clinic is an RCVS-accredited practice and is listed as a Cat Friendly Practice. The website states it offers a 24-hour emergency service, and it treats a range of species including cats, dogs, rabbits and exotics. In recent reviews, owners describe same-day booking for urgent problems and careful handling to reduce stress (including “took their time to reduce my cat’s anxiety”), plus clear walk-throughs of care plans and costings. One practical policy change noted by a reviewer is that the clinic reportedly no longer accepts direct claims with some insurance companies.
Parkvets Veterinary Clinic is an RCVS-accredited practice and is listed as a Cat Friendly Practice. The website states it offers a 24-hour emergency service, and it treats a range of species including cats, dogs, rabbits and exotics. In recent reviews, owners describe same-day booking for urgent problems and careful handling to reduce stress (including “took their time to reduce my cat’s anxiety”), plus clear walk-throughs of care plans and costings. One practical policy change noted by a reviewer is that the clinic reportedly no longer accepts direct claims with some insurance companies.
Twyford Veterinary Clinic is part of the Active Vetcare Veterinary Group (a multi-surgery group, as described on the practice website). It’s set up for small animal GP care plus in-house diagnostics (X‑ray, ultrasound, in-house lab) and a wide range of routine and clinical procedures, with named options for referral services (soft tissue surgery, orthopaedics, cardiology). The clinic is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. From recent reviews, owners most often describe clear explanations of treatment, supportive reception/nursing teams, and practical touches like efficient nurse appointments for nail clipping with treats for positive reinforcement. There is also a notable older negative review describing a documentation error contributing to an issue being missed during an anaesthetic, and dissatisfaction with how concerns were handled.
Twyford Veterinary Clinic is part of the Active Vetcare Veterinary Group (a multi-surgery group, as described on the practice website). It’s set up for small animal GP care plus in-house diagnostics (X‑ray, ultrasound, in-house lab) and a wide range of routine and clinical procedures, with named options for referral services (soft tissue surgery, orthopaedics, cardiology). The clinic is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. From recent reviews, owners most often describe clear explanations of treatment, supportive reception/nursing teams, and practical touches like efficient nurse appointments for nail clipping with treats for positive reinforcement. There is also a notable older negative review describing a documentation error contributing to an issue being missed during an anaesthetic, and dissatisfaction with how concerns were handled.
Arg Beiyn Veterinary Practice is presented on the iomvet.co.uk website as part of a wider organisation with multiple surgeries, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on owner reports, the clinic handles a mix of routine care and procedures (including an operation with staff described as “very informative”), parasite problems (a tick removed from a dog’s eyelid), and end‑of‑life support (one owner describing kindness when they had to let their dog go). The clinic website also references repeat prescriptions and proactive healthcare plans (“Pet Health Club”).
Arg Beiyn Veterinary Practice is presented on the iomvet.co.uk website as part of a wider organisation with multiple surgeries, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on owner reports, the clinic handles a mix of routine care and procedures (including an operation with staff described as “very informative”), parasite problems (a tick removed from a dog’s eyelid), and end‑of‑life support (one owner describing kindness when they had to let their dog go). The clinic website also references repeat prescriptions and proactive healthcare plans (“Pet Health Club”).
Jersey Village Vets Ltd
St Brelade
Jersey Village Vets Ltd describes itself as a long‑established practice for domestic pets and states it is staffed and equipped to meet pets’ veterinary and health needs. The website and structured clinic data both state that 24/7 emergency services are available, and the clinic is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Review details available to us are mostly brief but include one specific account of a dog being sedated for nail trimming and paw-pad grooming, with the owner saying the nurse reassured them and the work was done at a “reasonable price.” There is also a detailed negative review describing repeated, inconsistent skin-condition diagnoses, limited follow‑up, and a blood-test letter reportedly not being opened, alongside later discovery of additional serious illness after changing practice.
Jersey Village Vets Ltd describes itself as a long‑established practice for domestic pets and states it is staffed and equipped to meet pets’ veterinary and health needs. The website and structured clinic data both state that 24/7 emergency services are available, and the clinic is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Review details available to us are mostly brief but include one specific account of a dog being sedated for nail trimming and paw-pad grooming, with the owner saying the nurse reassured them and the work was done at a “reasonable price.” There is also a detailed negative review describing repeated, inconsistent skin-condition diagnoses, limited follow‑up, and a blood-test letter reportedly not being opened, alongside later discovery of additional serious illness after changing practice.
Synergy Farm Health Ltd presents as a farm-focused veterinary practice (described in reviews as “farm vets” and a “forward thinking farm practice”). Ownership (independent vs part of a corporate group) isn’t stated in the information provided. Based on the latest reviews available to us, it seems set up for on-farm support and ongoing herd/flock health work as well as urgent callouts: - Clients mention the team being able to “get someone out if needed” as well as talk through concerns by phone. - An emergency callout is specifically referenced (with one reviewer unhappy with the treatment/outcome on that occasion). - Care for a goat is explicitly mentioned, with thanks to two vets by name (Peter and Vicky). - A recurring operational issue mentioned is communication between reception and vets when waiting for results.
Synergy Farm Health Ltd presents as a farm-focused veterinary practice (described in reviews as “farm vets” and a “forward thinking farm practice”). Ownership (independent vs part of a corporate group) isn’t stated in the information provided. Based on the latest reviews available to us, it seems set up for on-farm support and ongoing herd/flock health work as well as urgent callouts: - Clients mention the team being able to “get someone out if needed” as well as talk through concerns by phone. - An emergency callout is specifically referenced (with one reviewer unhappy with the treatment/outcome on that occasion). - Care for a goat is explicitly mentioned, with thanks to two vets by name (Peter and Vicky). - A recurring operational issue mentioned is communication between reception and vets when waiting for results.
Lynwood Vets is a long-established, multi-branch practice (founded in 1849) providing routine and diagnostic veterinary care for dogs and cats, with facilities listed for dental X‑ray, ultrasound and endoscopy. The practice website states that out-of-hours care (nights, weekends and bank holidays) is provided by Vets Now via another branch, with emergency vets and nurses trained in critical care. Recent reviews repeatedly mention being fitted in quickly for urgent problems, clear communication (including liaising with a pet’s specialist vet), and staff taking extra care with anxious dogs.
Lynwood Vets is a long-established, multi-branch practice (founded in 1849) providing routine and diagnostic veterinary care for dogs and cats, with facilities listed for dental X‑ray, ultrasound and endoscopy. The practice website states that out-of-hours care (nights, weekends and bank holidays) is provided by Vets Now via another branch, with emergency vets and nurses trained in critical care. Recent reviews repeatedly mention being fitted in quickly for urgent problems, clear communication (including liaising with a pet’s specialist vet), and staff taking extra care with anxious dogs.
Virtue Vets Marylebone is described on its website as an independent veterinary clinic offering both primary care and advanced services typically found in hospitals. The site highlights transparent pricing and a promotion of “Your First Bill Is On Us” (up to £100; T&Cs apply). Reviews mention being seen for an emergency visit with clear explanations and reassurance, and one detailed case where the team helped an owner through the step-by-step process of exporting pet turtles, with frequent updates and fast communication.
Virtue Vets Marylebone is described on its website as an independent veterinary clinic offering both primary care and advanced services typically found in hospitals. The site highlights transparent pricing and a promotion of “Your First Bill Is On Us” (up to £100; T&Cs apply). Reviews mention being seen for an emergency visit with clear explanations and reassurance, and one detailed case where the team helped an owner through the step-by-step process of exporting pet turtles, with frequent updates and fast communication.
Courtyard Vets Southam is described on its website as an independent clinic that is part of West Bar Veterinary Practice, with an RCVS Accredited Veterinary Hospital supporting its branch sites and a history tracing back to the 1880s. The practice highlights surgery, orthopaedics and internal medicine, alongside in-house imaging, laboratory and nursing support. For emergencies, the website states a complete 24/7 emergency service is provided from their West Bar Hospital site, run by their own team. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often point to clear communication and efficient handling of medicines (including responding to requests for pharmaceuticals). One review conflicts with this, describing difficulty reaching the practice by phone and finding doors closed when expected.
Courtyard Vets Southam is described on its website as an independent clinic that is part of West Bar Veterinary Practice, with an RCVS Accredited Veterinary Hospital supporting its branch sites and a history tracing back to the 1880s. The practice highlights surgery, orthopaedics and internal medicine, alongside in-house imaging, laboratory and nursing support. For emergencies, the website states a complete 24/7 emergency service is provided from their West Bar Hospital site, run by their own team. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often point to clear communication and efficient handling of medicines (including responding to requests for pharmaceuticals). One review conflicts with this, describing difficulty reaching the practice by phone and finding doors closed when expected.
Blackdown Farm Vets Ltd is an independent, farm-only veterinary practice focused on livestock and smallholding work rather than companion animals. The website emphasises proactive, tailored veterinary support for modern farming, and reviews describe vets who will visit to assess a flock/herd, speak “straight” and practically, and provide low-cost medicines/invoices in some cases (e.g., a pig medicine item described as “about 6 gbp”, and one invoice reported as £0). Review feedback is mostly about the team’s approach and value, with a small number of negative reviews that are not about veterinary care (they reference a driving complaint and state “No experience with the company”).
Blackdown Farm Vets Ltd is an independent, farm-only veterinary practice focused on livestock and smallholding work rather than companion animals. The website emphasises proactive, tailored veterinary support for modern farming, and reviews describe vets who will visit to assess a flock/herd, speak “straight” and practically, and provide low-cost medicines/invoices in some cases (e.g., a pig medicine item described as “about 6 gbp”, and one invoice reported as £0). Review feedback is mostly about the team’s approach and value, with a small number of negative reviews that are not about veterinary care (they reference a driving complaint and state “No experience with the company”).
Black Sheep Farm Health is an independent, locally owned farm veterinary practice (an independent member of XLVets). The website positions the practice around proactive, preventative farm-animal care aimed at supporting animal welfare alongside farm productivity and efficiency. They also state that a vet can be contacted at any time for support. From the latest written reviews available to us, owners most often mention advice/education, a knowledgeable team, and day-to-day accessibility (one reviewer says they see the team “pretty much… every day”).
Black Sheep Farm Health is an independent, locally owned farm veterinary practice (an independent member of XLVets). The website positions the practice around proactive, preventative farm-animal care aimed at supporting animal welfare alongside farm productivity and efficiency. They also state that a vet can be contacted at any time for support. From the latest written reviews available to us, owners most often mention advice/education, a knowledgeable team, and day-to-day accessibility (one reviewer says they see the team “pretty much… every day”).