Farm Veterinary Solutions Ltd

Farm Veterinary Solutions Ltd is a farm-focused veterinary practice that also appears to see a wider mix of animals, based on both its website and reviews. The clinic describes a proactive, prevention-led approach for herd and flock health (aimed at keeping animals healthy and performance on track), and states it provides 24/7 emergency care with its own team of vets. It’s a member of XLVets (described on the site as a community of independently owned practices).

Concrete details owners mention include

• •A named vet, Maria, singled out for camelid knowledge.
• •Reviews referencing treatment of dogs, alongside comments about expertise in livestock and equine work.
• •One dog owner describing the vet as putting both owner and dog at ease while awaiting results.

Services

From the clinic website

• •Dairy herd health (proactive health management and disease prevention)
• •Beef herd health
• •Sheep flock health
• •Gamebird health
• •Smallholders Club
• •Knowledge-sharing and events: technical meetings on topics including foot-trimming, mastitis control, and youngstock rearing
• •Practical training courses for farmers/staff, including veterinary emergency treatments
• •24/7 emergency care provided by the clinic’s own vet team (as stated on the website)

From reviews

• •Care for dogs (multiple reviews reference dog visits)
• •Camelid knowledge (specifically mentioned for Maria)
• •Broader species coverage referenced by clients, including livestock, equine, and domestic pets

People

• •Maria (vet; role not explicitly stated, but referred to as “vet” in a review): mentioned for camelid knowledge.
• •Other vets (not named): described by reviewers as having a “huge range of expertise”, and as being good at handling dogs and putting owners at ease during visits.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 18 reviews.

• •Multiple reviewers describe good/excellent service and being friendly and helpful.
• •Several comments point to broad expertise across species, including livestock, equine, dogs/domestic pets, and camelids (with one vet named).
• •One review is unrelated to clinical care, complaining about a vehicle alarm disturbing sleep at night.