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Our Score (82/100)
Friars Moor Livestock Health Closworth is a livestock-focused veterinary service (as indicated by the clinic name) with a recently mentioned “new facility” in the latest review. Written feedback available to us is sparse, but what is available includes a client describing visiting to “pick up some stuff for my animals,” suggesting the practice supplies animal products/medications alongside clinical work.
Friars Moor Livestock Health Closworth is a livestock-focused veterinary service (as indicated by the clinic name) with a recently mentioned “new facility” in the latest review. Written feedback available to us is sparse, but what is available includes a client describing visiting to “pick up some stuff for my animals,” suggesting the practice supplies animal products/medications alongside clinical work.
Axe Valley Veterinary Practice Ltd
Bridgwater
Our Score (82/100)
No corporate group affiliation is mentioned in the available information. Reviews describe a small team where owners repeatedly highlight calm, thorough consultations and practical decision-making—especially for anxious dogs and longer-running problems (for example, a “huge” ear issue discussed in detail with treatment options explained). Based on what clients describe, the practice seems set up for: - Routine preventative care (puppy vaccination course is specifically mentioned). - Ongoing medical problem management (ear problems; follow-up consultations). - Support through serious illness, including end-of-life care (owners mention being guided through a cancer diagnosis that later ended in the loss of a pet). - Surgical procedures via a separate site used for operations (mentioned by one reviewer). Concrete specifics owners mention include: vets taking extra time to keep a nervous dog calm during the consult, clearly explaining outcomes and options, and providing opportunities for puppy socialisation during a vaccination visit (meeting other dogs and young kittens when the clinic was quiet).
No corporate group affiliation is mentioned in the available information. Reviews describe a small team where owners repeatedly highlight calm, thorough consultations and practical decision-making—especially for anxious dogs and longer-running problems (for example, a “huge” ear issue discussed in detail with treatment options explained). Based on what clients describe, the practice seems set up for: - Routine preventative care (puppy vaccination course is specifically mentioned). - Ongoing medical problem management (ear problems; follow-up consultations). - Support through serious illness, including end-of-life care (owners mention being guided through a cancer diagnosis that later ended in the loss of a pet). - Surgical procedures via a separate site used for operations (mentioned by one reviewer). Concrete specifics owners mention include: vets taking extra time to keep a nervous dog calm during the consult, clearly explaining outcomes and options, and providing opportunities for puppy socialisation during a vaccination visit (meeting other dogs and young kittens when the clinic was quiet).
Bridge Veterinary Surgery’s ownership/group isn’t stated in the information available to us. Recent reviews describe a practice geared towards day-to-day general care as well as urgent situations, with multiple owners mentioning fast access to appointments and supportive handling of difficult end‑of‑life decisions. Specific examples include the team staying open to wait for a pet to arrive, seeing unwell pets promptly (including “within hours” in one account), taking time during consultations so nervous puppies can settle before examination, and discussing what’s needed without “adding anything unnecessary.”
Bridge Veterinary Surgery’s ownership/group isn’t stated in the information available to us. Recent reviews describe a practice geared towards day-to-day general care as well as urgent situations, with multiple owners mentioning fast access to appointments and supportive handling of difficult end‑of‑life decisions. Specific examples include the team staying open to wait for a pet to arrive, seeing unwell pets promptly (including “within hours” in one account), taking time during consultations so nervous puppies can settle before examination, and discussing what’s needed without “adding anything unnecessary.”
Street Vets4Pets Ltd
Street
Our Score (82/100)
Street Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group (the wider brand describes its practices as “locally owned”). Based on available information, the clinic appears set up for routine procedures alongside same-day problem appointments when needed, with examples in reviews including a dog spay and getting a dog seen the same day for an acute issue. Owners also mention the team communicating with another vet practice about a case, and one review describes staff “trying so hard to save” an older, very unwell dog.
Street Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group (the wider brand describes its practices as “locally owned”). Based on available information, the clinic appears set up for routine procedures alongside same-day problem appointments when needed, with examples in reviews including a dog spay and getting a dog seen the same day for an acute issue. Owners also mention the team communicating with another vet practice about a case, and one review describes staff “trying so hard to save” an older, very unwell dog.
Medivet Taunton
Taunton
Our Score (82/100)
Medivet Taunton is part of the Medivet group (a corporate chain) and offers routine care alongside in-practice diagnostics such as X‑rays, ultrasound and ECG, plus an in-house laboratory. The clinic states it provides 15‑minute consultations and can arrange out-of-hours cover via Quantock Veterinary Hospital (7.00pm–8.00am and Bank Holidays). Recent reviews repeatedly mention being fitted in at short notice (including same-day appointments), and staff taking practical steps to settle anxious or reactive dogs (e.g., calm handling and using treats to allow an exam).
Medivet Taunton is part of the Medivet group (a corporate chain) and offers routine care alongside in-practice diagnostics such as X‑rays, ultrasound and ECG, plus an in-house laboratory. The clinic states it provides 15‑minute consultations and can arrange out-of-hours cover via Quantock Veterinary Hospital (7.00pm–8.00am and Bank Holidays). Recent reviews repeatedly mention being fitted in at short notice (including same-day appointments), and staff taking practical steps to settle anxious or reactive dogs (e.g., calm handling and using treats to allow an exam).
Nurture Vet GP and Dentist
North Somerset
Our Score (82/100)
Nurture Vet GP and Dentist presents itself as a general-practice vet with dentistry, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility with emergency veterinary services. Recent reviews repeatedly describe appointments where staff take time to check patients properly and involve owners in decisions—for example, a nurse assessing a dog’s condition before giving a Librella injection, and vets “listening to pet owners’ views” and answering additional concerns during annual health checks. End-of-life support is specifically mentioned, including a home visit in a dog’s “last hours,” and another owner describing their “sad time” being handled with care and compassion. One reviewer also raises a practical downside around out-of-hours arrangements requiring travel, which they felt could delay urgent care.
Nurture Vet GP and Dentist presents itself as a general-practice vet with dentistry, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility with emergency veterinary services. Recent reviews repeatedly describe appointments where staff take time to check patients properly and involve owners in decisions—for example, a nurse assessing a dog’s condition before giving a Librella injection, and vets “listening to pet owners’ views” and answering additional concerns during annual health checks. End-of-life support is specifically mentioned, including a home visit in a dog’s “last hours,” and another owner describing their “sad time” being handled with care and compassion. One reviewer also raises a practical downside around out-of-hours arrangements requiring travel, which they felt could delay urgent care.
Bath Veterinary Group runs a main site plus multiple branches, and reviewers repeatedly reference a dedicated “Cat Clinic” setting. Based on the latest reviews, it appears particularly set up for feline care, including dental work and supportive handling for anxious cats. Concrete details owners mention include: clear explanation of diagnosis and costs before treatment, follow-up phone calls after procedures (including a tongue procedure), and detailed post-op instructions after dental extractions.
Bath Veterinary Group runs a main site plus multiple branches, and reviewers repeatedly reference a dedicated “Cat Clinic” setting. Based on the latest reviews, it appears particularly set up for feline care, including dental work and supportive handling for anxious cats. Concrete details owners mention include: clear explanation of diagnosis and costs before treatment, follow-up phone calls after procedures (including a tongue procedure), and detailed post-op instructions after dental extractions.
Deane Vets
Taunton
Our Score (80/100)
Deane Vets promotes a Pet Health Club® Plus plan that includes consultations, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews most often describe appointments where the team explains treatment options clearly and gives cost estimates up front, with multiple owners saying they didn’t feel pushed into buying products or plans. Emergency care is also referenced (one owner says they were seen for a Sunday emergency and were “very pleased with the service”). There is, however, a sharp conflict in feedback: one recent reviewer makes a serious allegation about cats catching “cat flu” in reception with significant loss, while the rest of the latest reviews are strongly positive about care and communication.
Deane Vets promotes a Pet Health Club® Plus plan that includes consultations, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews most often describe appointments where the team explains treatment options clearly and gives cost estimates up front, with multiple owners saying they didn’t feel pushed into buying products or plans. Emergency care is also referenced (one owner says they were seen for a Sunday emergency and were “very pleased with the service”). There is, however, a sharp conflict in feedback: one recent reviewer makes a serious allegation about cats catching “cat flu” in reception with significant loss, while the rest of the latest reviews are strongly positive about care and communication.
Southill Vets Ltd
Wincanton
Our Score (80/100)
Southill Vets Ltd describes itself as a long‑established independent veterinary practice, and both the website and recent reviews emphasise that its 24‑hour emergency care is run by its own team rather than outsourced. Based on the information available, the clinic appears set up for day‑to‑day preventative care as well as medical/surgical work, with specialist referrals when needed. Concrete details mentioned by owners and the clinic include: - In‑house out‑of‑hours/24‑hour emergency care (website; echoed by reviews). - Help with pet travel paperwork, including an appointment for a visiting dog plus worming and passport signing (review). - A separate waiting area for cats and dogs (review). - Staff taking time to explain end‑of‑life decisions and the process during an emergency visit for a pet rat (review).
Southill Vets Ltd describes itself as a long‑established independent veterinary practice, and both the website and recent reviews emphasise that its 24‑hour emergency care is run by its own team rather than outsourced. Based on the information available, the clinic appears set up for day‑to‑day preventative care as well as medical/surgical work, with specialist referrals when needed. Concrete details mentioned by owners and the clinic include: - In‑house out‑of‑hours/24‑hour emergency care (website; echoed by reviews). - Help with pet travel paperwork, including an appointment for a visiting dog plus worming and passport signing (review). - A separate waiting area for cats and dogs (review). - Staff taking time to explain end‑of‑life decisions and the process during an emergency visit for a pet rat (review).
Wellpets is a small-animal veterinary practice offering diagnostic services, nurse clinics, and an out-of-hours service (as stated on its website). Reviews most often describe clear communication and friendly handling during appointments—ranging from routine care (including support for a senior cat’s ongoing needs) to more emotionally difficult visits such as end-of-life care, where one owner describes being taken to a separate room and having the procedure explained step-by-step. One recent negative review reports a large last-minute price increase after an appointment was rearranged due to vet availability, so experiences around pricing and admin appear mixed.
Wellpets is a small-animal veterinary practice offering diagnostic services, nurse clinics, and an out-of-hours service (as stated on its website). Reviews most often describe clear communication and friendly handling during appointments—ranging from routine care (including support for a senior cat’s ongoing needs) to more emotionally difficult visits such as end-of-life care, where one owner describes being taken to a separate room and having the procedure explained step-by-step. One recent negative review reports a large last-minute price increase after an appointment was rearranged due to vet availability, so experiences around pricing and admin appear mixed.