Belmont Farm and Equine Vets Ltd

Belmont Farm and Equine Vets Ltd is an equine and farm-focused veterinary practice (described by reviewers as separate from “Belmont small animal vets”). From the reviews available, it appears set up for on-farm/out-call work and urgent situations: owners describe an emergency visit for a farm animal, clear explanations of what needed doing, and practical help coordinating next steps (including test results follow-up and arranging disposal after euthanasia). Reviews also mention advice and treatment for non-traditional cases, such as a rescued pheasant chick and a downed sheep found in a bog.

Services

Based on the latest written reviews available to us, owners mention

• •Emergency call-out/visit for a farm animal, with rapid action and clear explanation of required treatment.
• •Euthanasia (for a farm animal), with the vet arranging disposal afterward.
• •Diagnostic testing, with follow-up communication of test results.
• •Advice for livestock/welfare situations (e.g., guidance after finding a downed sheep and helping locate the owner).
• •Treatment for an injured wild bird (pheasant chick), including advice and prescribing antibiotics after a cat attack.

People

• •Dominic (vet): Mentioned for an emergency visit—explained what needed to be done, acted quickly, arranged practicalities after euthanasia (disposal), and followed up promptly with test results.
• •A reviewer also describes “a vet” (not named) who helped them locate a sheep’s owner after the animal was rescued from a bog, and advised what to do to help the sheep until the owner could get further assistance.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9 stars from 22 reviews.

• •Emergency/out-of-hours style help is specifically described (urgent visit, quick action, clear explanation of next steps).
• •Practical follow-through is mentioned: arranging disposal after euthanasia and providing prompt test-result follow-up.
• •Help beyond routine farm work appears in reviews, including advice/treatment for a rescued wild bird (antibiotics after a cat attack) and guidance after finding a downed sheep, including helping locate the owner.
• •One reviewer explicitly warns not to confuse this practice with a different “Belmont” small animal vet practice, stating they are “nothing to do” with each other.