Best Vets in England

Amivet presents itself less as a general pet practice and more as an export-focused veterinary service, with its website referencing “export vets,” export services, and “certification on demand,” plus a single point of contact for clients. The limited Google feedback available is uniformly positive (but not very detailed) and focuses on professionalism and customer service standards rather than describing specific treatments for pets.

Phoenix Equine (Filham Park) appears to be an equine-focused veterinary practice (based on the name). We don’t have service details from the website content here, but the small set of Google reviews available is uniformly positive: reviewers describe the vets as “fantastic” and one says they’re the best they’ve ever used; another simply calls the service “brilliant.” The review text doesn’t mention specific treatments, facilities, or appointment processes.

Plain Equine Ltd is an equine-only veterinary practice established in March 2014, led by Dr Jeremy Naylor. The clinic appears set up for both routine care and performance/lameness workups, with on-the-road diagnostic capability (mobile digital X-ray and scanning) as well as facilities used for rehabilitation and assessment (indoor school, horsewalker, private gallops). In the latest written reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention Jeremy taking time to explain what he’s doing, asking questions, and handling nervous ponies calmly without rushing.

Equine Veterinary and Reproduction (EVR) is an independent, equine-only veterinary and reproductive service focused on sports/performance horse lameness work and breeding support. The clinic describes covering lameness and medicine alongside reproductive services such as artificial insemination and embryo transfer, with specific emphasis on Thoroughbred breeding and “problem mare” cases. Emergency services are stated to be available 24/7.

• •Ongoing case support over many months for a horse with repeated health issues, with the vet named (Adele) credited for helping the owner through a difficult period until recovery. - Practical help beyond treatment: one owner says the practice handled insurance administration swiftly and without stress. - Appointment flexibility: routine and follow-up visits were described as being fitted in to suit the client where possible.

Elite Equine Clinic appears to be an equine-focused veterinary practice (based on the clinic name), but there’s very little publicly available detail in the data provided about what it offers or how it works day to day. The only written feedback available mentions “excellent practice facilities and team,” suggesting owners notice the clinic setup and staff, but no specific treatments, policies, or case types are described.