Best Vets in Market Harborough – Complete Local Guide

Town & Country Veterinary Centre describes itself as an independent veterinary practice serving both pets and horses, with a purpose-built small animal site and an ambulatory equine service supported by portable diagnostic imaging. The website highlights state-of-the-art diagnostic and operating facilities, plus services such as advanced dentistry, lameness investigations, stud medicine, and pre-purchase examinations. In the latest reviews, owners most often point to specific clinicians by name (including James, Michael, Tim, and John Abbott) and describe outcomes such as a dog being “saved” after a critical 24-hour period, and calm handling of an older dog while discussing comfort options. There is also a clear conflict in emergency-cover information: the website states a “24/365 Emergency Service,” while one recent reviewer says they don’t have 24-hour cover and that out-of-hours care involves going elsewhere.

Ash Tree Vets is a long-established small-animal practice (no corporate group stated) treating dogs, cats, rabbits and hamsters. The website highlights in-house capability in ultrasonography, cardiology, orthopaedics, medicine and soft tissue surgery, plus IIE Accreditation. In the latest reviews, owners most often describe calm, practical handling during appointments—such as using blankets over carriers for nervous pets, sitting on the floor with rabbits rather than using a high table, and providing routine care like vaccinations, worming tablets and claw clipping with support from veterinary nurses. One named vet (“Nick”) is repeatedly described as direct and clear in explanations.

Market Harborough Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets chain and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on the latest reviews available to us, owners most often describe a calm, friendly experience alongside practical touches like post-op updates—one owner received a WhatsApp message and photo after their kitten’s spay and microchip procedure. Reviews also mention staff taking time to listen and explain options, and handling nervous pets gently (including giving a vaccination without the dog noticing). There are also examples of the team resolving an appointment-time mix‑up quickly and politely.

Rutland Veterinary Centre is an RCVS-accredited small-animal practice offering routine care (vaccinations, parasite control, microchipping) alongside procedures such as neutering and keyhole spaying, plus diagnostic imaging and veterinary nurse consultations. The clinic also states it provides its own 24-hour emergency service (365 days a year) for registered clients via another branch, where you would see their regular vets and nurses. From the latest reviews available to us, owners frequently describe prompt appointment access and friendly front-desk and clinical teams; one review gives a detailed example of a badly cut paw being stitched and bandaged by two vets, with the dog collected about two hours later. A minority of reviews raise concerns about cost/value and policies—one owner felt pressured into a re-check to obtain pain medication, and another queried closure over the Christmas period except for emergencies.

Farm Veterinary Solutions is a farm-focused veterinary practice and a member of XLVets. The website emphasises a proactive, disease-prevention approach for dairy and beef cattle, sheep flocks, and gamebirds, and states that their own team of vets covers emergencies 24/7. Reviews reinforce a broad species mix (livestock and pets are both mentioned), including a specific note that “Maria” has camelid knowledge. One review is unrelated to clinical care (a complaint about a van alarm), while the rest focus on service and expertise.