About Veterinary Care in Herefordshire
This guide helps pet owners compare local veterinary options in Herefordshire based on services, animal coverage, and availability. Herefordshire is home to numerous veterinary clinics offering a wide range of services including routine care, surgery, diagnostics, dental care, and emergency treatment. From small animal practices specializing in dogs and cats to large animal and equine vets, the county provides comprehensive veterinary care for all types of pets and livestock. The veterinary clinics in Herefordshire provide essential services to pet owners across the region, with many offering 24-hour emergency care, specialist referral services, and advanced diagnostic capabilities. Whether you're looking for a local family vet or specialist care, Herefordshire has options to meet your needs.
Top Vets in Herefordshire
Highly rated veterinary clinics across Herefordshire, ranked by service quality and reviews
Hereford Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets chain and operates from within a Pets at Home store. Based on the information available, the practice covers routine care (vaccinations and neutering), longer-term condition management (a dog’s diabetes was discussed in detail), and surgical/dental work (an “extensive dental procedure” is mentioned), with emergency care listed in the clinic data and owners describing urgent accident treatment after a cat was run over. Reviews repeatedly point to staff taking time to explain procedures and answer questions, and to practical support around paperwork and medicines (help with an insurance claim and sourcing medication online). One recent review describes a serious consent concern involving euthanasia of a rescued wild bird, which conflicts with other reviews that describe sensitive end‑of‑life support.
Hereford Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets chain and operates from within a Pets at Home store. Based on the information available, the practice covers routine care (vaccinations and neutering), longer-term condition management (a dog’s diabetes was discussed in detail), and surgical/dental work (an “extensive dental procedure” is mentioned), with emergency care listed in the clinic data and owners describing urgent accident treatment after a cat was run over. Reviews repeatedly point to staff taking time to explain procedures and answer questions, and to practical support around paperwork and medicines (help with an insurance claim and sourcing medication online). One recent review describes a serious consent concern involving euthanasia of a rescued wild bird, which conflicts with other reviews that describe sensitive end‑of‑life support.
Chaseview Veterinary Clinic Ltd describes itself as an independent, privately owned practice, and it’s set up for a broad mix of companion-animal and farm/equine work (the website lists equine/large animal services and facilities such as stables, stocks & paddocks, and a lambing room). Reviews most often highlight quick access to appointments, including out-of-hours help for urgent issues, plus a “no-pressure” approach to decision-making in difficult cases. Concrete examples owners mention include: - Same-day appointments being “pretty standard” and phones answered very quickly. - Efforts to reduce stress for anxious dogs, including free treats in the waiting area. - End-of-life support without feeling pressured, alongside treatment for a cat with kidney failure. - Practical, low-fuss urgent care such as a grass seed in a toe handled out of hours, with the reviewer noting no unnecessary medical expenses.
Chaseview Veterinary Clinic Ltd describes itself as an independent, privately owned practice, and it’s set up for a broad mix of companion-animal and farm/equine work (the website lists equine/large animal services and facilities such as stables, stocks & paddocks, and a lambing room). Reviews most often highlight quick access to appointments, including out-of-hours help for urgent issues, plus a “no-pressure” approach to decision-making in difficult cases. Concrete examples owners mention include: - Same-day appointments being “pretty standard” and phones answered very quickly. - Efforts to reduce stress for anxious dogs, including free treats in the waiting area. - End-of-life support without feeling pressured, alongside treatment for a cat with kidney failure. - Practical, low-fuss urgent care such as a grass seed in a toe handled out of hours, with the reviewer noting no unnecessary medical expenses.
Leadon Vale Veterinary Centre Ltd (no corporate group mentioned) provides general veterinary care alongside more complex work such as surgery. The clinic is also set up to reduce stress during visits, with separate waiting areas for cats and dogs mentioned in reviews, and it’s described as having clean waiting and treatment rooms. From the website and recent reviews, owners most often describe: - Surgical care with frequent updates during a difficult operation, including “constantly updating with compassion.” - Fast access for urgent problems, including being seen “within hrs” after calling about a cat. - Clear discussion of options and limits, with staff talking through what could/could not be done and explaining treatments. - Practical handling of anxious or reactive pets, including staff fussing a barking dog and making visits as stress-free as possible.
Leadon Vale Veterinary Centre Ltd (no corporate group mentioned) provides general veterinary care alongside more complex work such as surgery. The clinic is also set up to reduce stress during visits, with separate waiting areas for cats and dogs mentioned in reviews, and it’s described as having clean waiting and treatment rooms. From the website and recent reviews, owners most often describe: - Surgical care with frequent updates during a difficult operation, including “constantly updating with compassion.” - Fast access for urgent problems, including being seen “within hrs” after calling about a cat. - Clear discussion of options and limits, with staff talking through what could/could not be done and explaining treatments. - Practical handling of anxious or reactive pets, including staff fussing a barking dog and making visits as stress-free as possible.
The Laurels Veterinary Group is an RCVS Practice Standards accredited small-animal practice offering both in-clinic and remote options (including a “Video Vet”). Based on its website and the latest reviews, it appears set up for everyday primary-care needs plus routine surgery and ongoing support: owners describe pets being treated for illness with a clear plan in place quickly, dogs coming in for surgery (including neutering), and follow-on aftercare being discussed. Several reviewers also mention thoughtful bereavement support, including condolence messages/cards after pets were lost. Concrete examples owners describe include: being fitted in quickly for an unwell cat and leaving with diagnosis/medication/next steps within around 10 minutes; dogs returning for ongoing care and “aftercare” where owners felt able to ask questions; and pets being handled gently post-op (including nurses soothing a dog after neutering).
The Laurels Veterinary Group is an RCVS Practice Standards accredited small-animal practice offering both in-clinic and remote options (including a “Video Vet”). Based on its website and the latest reviews, it appears set up for everyday primary-care needs plus routine surgery and ongoing support: owners describe pets being treated for illness with a clear plan in place quickly, dogs coming in for surgery (including neutering), and follow-on aftercare being discussed. Several reviewers also mention thoughtful bereavement support, including condolence messages/cards after pets were lost. Concrete examples owners describe include: being fitted in quickly for an unwell cat and leaving with diagnosis/medication/next steps within around 10 minutes; dogs returning for ongoing care and “aftercare” where owners felt able to ask questions; and pets being handled gently post-op (including nurses soothing a dog after neutering).
Our Score (88/100)
Ledbury Park Veterinary Centre (LPVC Ltd) is an established practice (dating back to the 1950s) that describes itself as a mixed practice with a focus on small-animal care, offering in-house services including 24/7 emergency availability. Recent reviews repeatedly mention urgent same-day help (including emergency diagnosis/treatment for a cat), long-term continuity with familiar clinicians over many years, and end-of-life support (including home euthanasia and compassionate care during a pet’s final moments). Reviews also note a “new partnership” investing in the premises/equipment, alongside commentary that prices have risen but are communicated clearly.
Ledbury Park Veterinary Centre (LPVC Ltd) is an established practice (dating back to the 1950s) that describes itself as a mixed practice with a focus on small-animal care, offering in-house services including 24/7 emergency availability. Recent reviews repeatedly mention urgent same-day help (including emergency diagnosis/treatment for a cat), long-term continuity with familiar clinicians over many years, and end-of-life support (including home euthanasia and compassionate care during a pet’s final moments). Reviews also note a “new partnership” investing in the premises/equipment, alongside commentary that prices have risen but are communicated clearly.
Browse by Speciality
Find vets by category in Herefordshire, England
Find Vets by Town in Herefordshire
Browse veterinary practices by town across Herefordshire, England
Welcome to Our Veterinary Directory
Our comprehensive directory connects pet owners with trusted local veterinary practices across Herefordshire, England.
Our geo-targeted network makes it easy to find quality veterinary care in your area, whether you're looking for routine check-ups, emergency services, or specialist treatment.
