Farm Veterinary Solutions

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.

Services

Based on the clinic website and reviews, services mentioned include

• •Dairy herd health (proactive health/performance focus and disease prevention)
• •Beef herd health
• •Flock health (sheep)
• •Gamebird health
• •Smallholders Club (named on the website; no further details provided)
• •24/7 emergency cover provided by the practice’s own vet team (as stated on the website)

Species referenced

• •Dairy cattle, beef cattle, sheep, gamebirds (website)
• •Camelids (review mentions a vet with camelid knowledge)
• •Dogs (reviews mention a vet being good with a dog and putting dog/owner at ease)
• •A review also mentions experience with equine and domestic pets (no specific procedures described)

Pricing

• •One reviewer describes the pricing as “reasonable”, but no specific fees or price lists are provided.

People

• •Maria (role not stated): specifically mentioned for having camelid knowledge, which one owner singled out as particularly valuable.
• •Vets (not named): reviewers describe a “huge range of expertise”, and give concrete examples such as being good with a dog and putting the owner and dog at ease while awaiting results.

Reviews

4.8 stars from 18 reviews. “”

• •Repeated mentions of good service and being friendly/helpful.
• •Several comments point to breadth of expertise, including livestock and pets; one review explicitly mentions livestock, equine and domestic pets.
• •Handling nervous owners/pets: one owner says the vet put both them and their dog at ease while waiting for results.
• •A single 1-star review raises a non-clinical complaint about a van alarm, rather than veterinary care.