Best Vets in North Yorkshire

The Equine Sports Medicine Clinic appears to be a horse-focused practice, with a stated emphasis on “sports medicine” (based on the clinic name and website presence). On Google it shows a 5.0★ rating from 2 reviews, but the review records available to us include duplicated entries and no written comments to explain what clients liked or what work was done.

Yorkshire Equine Practice Ltd is an equine-only veterinary practice that states it provides a 24-hour emergency service every day of the year. Reviews describe rapid call-outs (one owner says a vet visit was arranged within 20 minutes) and cases involving lameness assessment and dental problems (including a tooth-related abscess and referral for tooth removal). Feedback is mixed: several owners report responsive, proactive care and clear communication, while one recent reviewer alleges serious errors during a vetting (including missing lameness, incorrect sex recorded on the certificate, and not receiving X‑rays they say were taken) and says follow-up emails were not answered.

Eclipse Equine Veterinary Practice provides veterinary care for horses, with the website stating over 30 years’ experience and a 24/7, year-round emergency service. Based on the services listed, it appears set up for routine equine work (vaccinations, dentistry, passports/microchipping, pre-purchase vetting) as well as more urgent/complex problems such as colic, lameness and medical cases, plus procedures including castration and other minor surgery. The only latest written review available to us is not about clinical care; it reports an incident of dangerous driving by a vehicle associated with the practice.

Paws at Peace was provided without any service details, website summary content, or Google rating/review excerpts in the inputs. With the information available here, it isn’t possible to say what kinds of appointments they offer (e.g., routine care vs. end-of-life care), what facilities they have, who the clinicians are, or what pet owners commonly report from recent visits.

Robin's Nest Vets is an independent mobile veterinary practice offering home-visit appointments, aiming to make vet care “stress-free” by treating pets in their own environment. Based on the service list, it appears set up for routine healthcare and monitoring (vaccinations, parasite control, blood tests/blood pressure checks), support for older pets (geriatric clinics), and end-of-life care. The website also states that emergencies are redirected to other providers (Wagtails Vets or Holly House 24 hour Vet Hospital).

Langrigg is listed in our data by name only. We don’t currently have verified information about whether it’s independent or part of a larger group, what species/case types it focuses on, what facilities it has, or what services it offers, and we don’t have Google rating/review details or written reviews to summarise.

Wensleydale Vets (Hawes Branch) is an RCVS-accredited mixed veterinary practice (“all creatures great and small”) that, based on its website and recent reviews, is set up for routine care plus urgent and end-of-life support. The practice states it provides around-the-clock care and offers home visits; in reviews, owners describe a Friday night/Saturday early-hours emergency where a dog was quickly diagnosed and treated, with paperwork sent to the owner’s regular vet by the next morning. Home visits are also specifically mentioned for euthanasia at home for a dog that was people-reactive, and another owner references dental treatment with clear explanation before and after the procedure.

Ryedale Vets Helmsley is an independent practice (Ryedale Vets) treating cats, dogs, and small pets. The website describes a broad, mixed offering that includes both routine care and adjunctive therapies (e.g., acupuncture and physiotherapy), and states the practice runs its own out-of-hours service. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe being seen quickly for urgent problems, including same-day appointments, and mention clinicians explaining options clearly without making appointments feel rushed. Specific examples include urgent visits for a dog that ate something it shouldn’t and a puppy with a chest injury, plus supportive handling around end-of-life care (including a condolence card mentioned by one reviewer).

Bainbridge Vets Ltd is a veterinary practice that, based on client accounts, regularly handles urgent/same-day problems (including weekends and holidays) and provides clear aftercare guidance. Ownership (independent vs corporate) isn’t stated in the available information; one reviewer explicitly contrasts the experience with “before the big companies took over.” Concrete examples from recent reviews include: - Dogs being seen “right away” for an injury and for suspected grape poisoning. - A Sunday visit where the pet was seen within half an hour, with strong emphasis on support during an end-of-life outcome. - Christmas Eve care for colitis, including advice on aftercare and when to call again. - Multiple mentions of reception staff helping owners through the process of signing up as visitors.

Filey Veterinary Practice Ltd is a long-established practice (over 30 years, per its website) offering routine healthcare alongside in-house investigations and procedures such as blood tests, anaesthetics and dentistry. It also states it welcomes pets who are visiting with their owners, and it’s listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the latest reviews, owners often describe being seen quickly for urgent problems (including same-day emergency appointments for unregistered pets), and there are specific examples of more advanced work-ups being arranged promptly (e.g., X‑rays followed by a bladder flush for a rabbit with bladder sludge). Reviews are mixed on cost and confidence: some say pricing was reasonable (or cheaper than their usual vet), while others report a high bill and dissatisfaction with the exam/diagnosis.