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Hampden Vets – Watermead is part of the Hampden Vets practice. From its website, the wider practice states it provides veterinary care for pets, horses, and farm animals and says it is open 24/7, 365 days a year for pet care.
Hampden Vets – Watermead is part of the Hampden Vets practice. From its website, the wider practice states it provides veterinary care for pets, horses, and farm animals and says it is open 24/7, 365 days a year for pet care.
Point of Care Ltd describes itself as a mobile veterinary clinic operating from a “state-of-the-art mobile clinic,” offering at-home/on-site care for pets, equine, and farm animals. The website lists services ranging from consultations and laboratory work through to operations, plus referral options for chronic pain management and complementary therapies (acupuncture and the Animal Dorn Method). It also states 24/7 emergency services are available for existing clients.
Point of Care Ltd describes itself as a mobile veterinary clinic operating from a “state-of-the-art mobile clinic,” offering at-home/on-site care for pets, equine, and farm animals. The website lists services ranging from consultations and laboratory work through to operations, plus referral options for chronic pain management and complementary therapies (acupuncture and the Animal Dorn Method). It also states 24/7 emergency services are available for existing clients.
Poultry Health Services presents itself as a specialist veterinary service focused on the commercial poultry and gamebird industry, offering structured “packages” (for layers, broilers, rearing and gamebirds) alongside laboratory work, consultancy, and export/import certification. Reviews are mixed: one owner reports being turned away when seeking help for a limping pet duck (“we don’t do ducks”), while another describes the service as “helpful and efficient.” If you’re a pet owner, it may be worth noting this apparent mismatch between the site’s mention of “pigeons & backyard poultry” and at least one review reporting that a duck wasn’t accepted.
Poultry Health Services presents itself as a specialist veterinary service focused on the commercial poultry and gamebird industry, offering structured “packages” (for layers, broilers, rearing and gamebirds) alongside laboratory work, consultancy, and export/import certification. Reviews are mixed: one owner reports being turned away when seeking help for a limping pet duck (“we don’t do ducks”), while another describes the service as “helpful and efficient.” If you’re a pet owner, it may be worth noting this apparent mismatch between the site’s mention of “pigeons & backyard poultry” and at least one review reporting that a duck wasn’t accepted.
Our Score (29/100)
Companion Care (Swindon) Ltd trades under the Vets4Pets brand (a national chain). Based on its website information, the practice is set up for routine small‑animal care for dogs and cats, alongside grooming, rehoming support, and a “Complete Care Plan” preventative care plan.
Companion Care (Swindon) Ltd trades under the Vets4Pets brand (a national chain). Based on its website information, the practice is set up for routine small‑animal care for dogs and cats, alongside grooming, rehoming support, and a “Complete Care Plan” preventative care plan.
Farm Veterinary Solutions Ltd is a farm-focused veterinary provider working with dairy cattle, beef cattle, sheep and gamebirds. The website emphasises a proactive herd/flock health approach (planned health programmes rather than only treating individual cases) and states that their own team of vets provides 24/7 emergency cover. The practice is also listed as a member of XLVets.
Farm Veterinary Solutions Ltd is a farm-focused veterinary provider working with dairy cattle, beef cattle, sheep and gamebirds. The website emphasises a proactive herd/flock health approach (planned health programmes rather than only treating individual cases) and states that their own team of vets provides 24/7 emergency cover. The practice is also listed as a member of XLVets.
Willows Farm Animal Practice is part of the Willows Veterinary Group, a mixed-practice group that provides care for pets, farm animals, and horses and advertises dedicated emergency care 24/7, 365 days a year. Reviews describe a practice that does see urgent cases (including a Saturday-morning emergency), and where diagnostic pathways can include X‑rays and recommendations for advanced imaging (MRI). Feedback is mixed: some owners describe being helped quickly in an emergency (including staff assisting the owner during a medical incident in the car park), while others report inconsistent customer care, an impatient consultant, and dissatisfaction with how complaints/records requests were handled.
Willows Farm Animal Practice is part of the Willows Veterinary Group, a mixed-practice group that provides care for pets, farm animals, and horses and advertises dedicated emergency care 24/7, 365 days a year. Reviews describe a practice that does see urgent cases (including a Saturday-morning emergency), and where diagnostic pathways can include X‑rays and recommendations for advanced imaging (MRI). Feedback is mixed: some owners describe being helped quickly in an emergency (including staff assisting the owner during a medical incident in the car park), while others report inconsistent customer care, an impatient consultant, and dissatisfaction with how complaints/records requests were handled.
Community Pet Clinic appears to operate as part of the Jollyes group (the clinic information is hosted on the Jollyes website). The clinic’s published focus is on basic preventative care—specifically vaccinations and microchipping—with an out-of-hours provider mentioned for emergency support related to adverse vaccination reactions. In the latest written review available to us, the owner says the “service is perfect” and that “the people are good,” but also flags that pricing has been “growing too much,” which conflicts with the website’s emphasis on affordability.
Community Pet Clinic appears to operate as part of the Jollyes group (the clinic information is hosted on the Jollyes website). The clinic’s published focus is on basic preventative care—specifically vaccinations and microchipping—with an out-of-hours provider mentioned for emergency support related to adverse vaccination reactions. In the latest written review available to us, the owner says the “service is perfect” and that “the people are good,” but also flags that pricing has been “growing too much,” which conflicts with the website’s emphasis on affordability.
Synergy Farm Health Ltd appears to be a veterinary/farm-animal health provider based on its name, but no specific clinical services, facilities, species treated, or care policies were included in the information provided here.
Synergy Farm Health Ltd appears to be a veterinary/farm-animal health provider based on its name, but no specific clinical services, facilities, species treated, or care policies were included in the information provided here.
Jersey Village Vets Manor Branch is part of Jersey Village Vets Ltd, described on its website as a long‑established veterinary practice for domestic pets. The website also states that 24/7 emergency care is available. Beyond that, the available information does not list specific procedures, facilities, or named clinicians for this branch.
Jersey Village Vets Manor Branch is part of Jersey Village Vets Ltd, described on its website as a long‑established veterinary practice for domestic pets. The website also states that 24/7 emergency care is available. Beyond that, the available information does not list specific procedures, facilities, or named clinicians for this branch.
- •Strong split between clinical experience and reception experience: multiple 1-star reviews focus almost entirely on alleged rudeness/condescension from the receptionist (including during an attempt to register a cat), while multiple 5-star reviews praise the vet’s handling of animals. - Comfort for anxious owners/pets: reviewers mention feeling reassured and “at ease” during appointments. - Repeat/custom from cat owners: some reviewers explicitly say they won’t use another vet for their cats.
- •Strong split between clinical experience and reception experience: multiple 1-star reviews focus almost entirely on alleged rudeness/condescension from the receptionist (including during an attempt to register a cat), while multiple 5-star reviews praise the vet’s handling of animals. - Comfort for anxious owners/pets: reviewers mention feeling reassured and “at ease” during appointments. - Repeat/custom from cat owners: some reviewers explicitly say they won’t use another vet for their cats.