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Holistic Vet Vicky appears focused on non‑conventional/holistic support alongside or instead of “traditional vet” routes, with reviews describing homeopathic remedies and guidance for longer-term conditions. Recent feedback specifically mentions support and treatment guidance for a dog with cancer, and older reviews describe cases where owners had been advised to pursue surgery, expensive scanning, or even euthanasia, but instead tried homeopathic medication here. Another repeat-reviewed example describes help for a dog’s fireworks-related stress and pacing, with the owner reporting a markedly calmer night.
Holistic Vet Vicky appears focused on non‑conventional/holistic support alongside or instead of “traditional vet” routes, with reviews describing homeopathic remedies and guidance for longer-term conditions. Recent feedback specifically mentions support and treatment guidance for a dog with cancer, and older reviews describe cases where owners had been advised to pursue surgery, expensive scanning, or even euthanasia, but instead tried homeopathic medication here. Another repeat-reviewed example describes help for a dog’s fireworks-related stress and pacing, with the owner reporting a markedly calmer night.
Penn Equine Vets is an independent equine practice focused on horses and donkeys, with a strong emphasis on ambulatory (yard/stable-side) care supported by fully mobile diagnostic equipment. The practice states an experienced equine clinician is on call 24/7 for emergencies. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention help with urgent call-outs (including cuts and a septic fetlock recovery) and sensitive support with euthanasia, including arranging for a horse to be taken away “with dignity.”
Penn Equine Vets is an independent equine practice focused on horses and donkeys, with a strong emphasis on ambulatory (yard/stable-side) care supported by fully mobile diagnostic equipment. The practice states an experienced equine clinician is on call 24/7 for emergencies. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention help with urgent call-outs (including cuts and a septic fetlock recovery) and sensitive support with euthanasia, including arranging for a horse to be taken away “with dignity.”
Our Score (65/100)
Ashman Jones London Road Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice established in 2010 and listed as an RCVS General Practice. Based on its website, it’s set up for routine healthcare and in-house diagnostics (including X‑rays, ultrasound, and an in-house lab), plus dentistry and surgery. Reviews most often describe straightforward booking and good handling of anxious pets, alongside a clear split in experiences around empathy and costs—one owner describes a dental estimate rising from £600 to £922 after “extras,” while another says pricing was transparent and costs were kept down. Emergency support is provided during normal opening hours, with out-of-hours cover directed to MiNightVet Trowbridge.
Ashman Jones London Road Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice established in 2010 and listed as an RCVS General Practice. Based on its website, it’s set up for routine healthcare and in-house diagnostics (including X‑rays, ultrasound, and an in-house lab), plus dentistry and surgery. Reviews most often describe straightforward booking and good handling of anxious pets, alongside a clear split in experiences around empathy and costs—one owner describes a dental estimate rising from £600 to £922 after “extras,” while another says pricing was transparent and costs were kept down. Emergency support is provided during normal opening hours, with out-of-hours cover directed to MiNightVet Trowbridge.
Street Veterinary Centre
Street
Our Score (64/100)
Street Veterinary Centre describes itself as investing in in-house specialist equipment and offers both nurse clinics and end-of-life care; it also provides equine services and states it has RCVS awards for Client Service and for Team and Professional Responsibility. It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention clear explanations of options and likely outcomes (including what the vet felt was in an animal’s best interest), plus examples of urgent/decisive care and support around euthanasia. One review strongly disputes the clinic’s decision-making around an elderly cat’s dental abscess and euthanasia discussions.
Street Veterinary Centre describes itself as investing in in-house specialist equipment and offers both nurse clinics and end-of-life care; it also provides equine services and states it has RCVS awards for Client Service and for Team and Professional Responsibility. It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention clear explanations of options and likely outcomes (including what the vet felt was in an animal’s best interest), plus examples of urgent/decisive care and support around euthanasia. One review strongly disputes the clinic’s decision-making around an elderly cat’s dental abscess and euthanasia discussions.
The County Veterinary Clinic
Taunton
Our Score (63/100)
No corporate group affiliation is stated in the available information. The County Veterinary Clinic is described in reviews as a long-term, small-team practice handling a mix of routine and ongoing medical care (for example, diabetic cat management with insulin and regular blood tests) as well as end-of-life support. Owners also mention rapid access for unwell pets (one dog was seen “first thing Monday” and improved by Tuesday) and clear step-by-step communication during treatment. Practical notes from clients include a “slightly small waiting area” and that staff have met owners outside to collect pets when needed.
No corporate group affiliation is stated in the available information. The County Veterinary Clinic is described in reviews as a long-term, small-team practice handling a mix of routine and ongoing medical care (for example, diabetic cat management with insulin and regular blood tests) as well as end-of-life support. Owners also mention rapid access for unwell pets (one dog was seen “first thing Monday” and improved by Tuesday) and clear step-by-step communication during treatment. Practical notes from clients include a “slightly small waiting area” and that staff have met owners outside to collect pets when needed.
Our Score (63/100)
White Lodge Equine and Farm Clinic Ltd is a mixed practice treating companion animals (including dogs, cats, small furries and reptiles) as well as farm animals and equines. The website highlights “hospital standard” surgical and inpatient facilities for equine cases and a purpose-built farm practice, alongside routine pet care. It also states a 24-hour emergency service is available for registered clients. Reviews that include text are brief but repeatedly mention staff being “very helpful” and that the clinic “take great care of your animals and people,” alongside a couple of low-star ratings without written detail.
White Lodge Equine and Farm Clinic Ltd is a mixed practice treating companion animals (including dogs, cats, small furries and reptiles) as well as farm animals and equines. The website highlights “hospital standard” surgical and inpatient facilities for equine cases and a purpose-built farm practice, alongside routine pet care. It also states a 24-hour emergency service is available for registered clients. Reviews that include text are brief but repeatedly mention staff being “very helpful” and that the clinic “take great care of your animals and people,” alongside a couple of low-star ratings without written detail.
Minster Veterinary Services Ltd is a long-established, independent small-animal practice (established in the 1950s) that now focuses on domestic pets only. The website states it is RCVS-accredited and equipped for in-clinic diagnostics (including an in-house laboratory, high-frequency radiography, and Doppler ultrasonography). Based on the site and the latest reviews, this clinic appears set up for both routine care and more complex surgical cases—with owners specifically mentioning vaccinations, assessment of a small lump (needle test to check it was most likely a cyst), and TPLO surgery for a large dog. Reviewers repeatedly describe staff as professional, knowledgeable, and good at reducing anxiety for nervous owners and pets.
Minster Veterinary Services Ltd is a long-established, independent small-animal practice (established in the 1950s) that now focuses on domestic pets only. The website states it is RCVS-accredited and equipped for in-clinic diagnostics (including an in-house laboratory, high-frequency radiography, and Doppler ultrasonography). Based on the site and the latest reviews, this clinic appears set up for both routine care and more complex surgical cases—with owners specifically mentioning vaccinations, assessment of a small lump (needle test to check it was most likely a cyst), and TPLO surgery for a large dog. Reviewers repeatedly describe staff as professional, knowledgeable, and good at reducing anxiety for nervous owners and pets.
Our Score (62/100)
Mount Vets Ltd Wiveliscombe Surgery describes itself as an independent veterinary practice (not corporate-owned) that has been established since 1945. Based on its own website, it’s set up to handle a mix of farm animal work, small animal care, and export services, and it states it provides 24-hour emergency care using its own veterinary and nursing teams. In the latest written Google reviews available to us, owners mention being helped with a range of pets/issues and note a clean environment and friendly staff—though most reviews don’t include detailed write-ups.
Mount Vets Ltd Wiveliscombe Surgery describes itself as an independent veterinary practice (not corporate-owned) that has been established since 1945. Based on its own website, it’s set up to handle a mix of farm animal work, small animal care, and export services, and it states it provides 24-hour emergency care using its own veterinary and nursing teams. In the latest written Google reviews available to us, owners mention being helped with a range of pets/issues and note a clean environment and friendly staff—though most reviews don’t include detailed write-ups.
Golden Valley Vets describes itself as a clinic set up to shorten time to diagnosis and treatment by keeping key facilities in-house, including advanced CT and MRI imaging, an imaging laboratory, theatres, dental facilities, laser therapy, and other diagnostic procedures. The website also states it offers 24-hour emergency services. In the latest reviews available to us, owners mention being able to see a vet on a Sunday and describe reception and clinical staff working closely together, with specific praise for named team members.
Golden Valley Vets describes itself as a clinic set up to shorten time to diagnosis and treatment by keeping key facilities in-house, including advanced CT and MRI imaging, an imaging laboratory, theatres, dental facilities, laser therapy, and other diagnostic procedures. The website also states it offers 24-hour emergency services. In the latest reviews available to us, owners mention being able to see a vet on a Sunday and describe reception and clinical staff working closely together, with specific praise for named team members.
Yeovil Vets4Pets Ltd
Yeovil
Our Score (60/100)
Yeovil Vets4Pets Ltd operates under the Vets for Pets brand; the clinic website describes it as locally owned and a modern, well‑equipped practice. It appears set up for routine care plus diagnostics and surgery, with facilities listed including an in‑house lab, digital X‑ray/ultrasound, operating theatre, hospital ward, isolation unit, oxygen chamber, and separated dog and cat wards. The practice also states there is 24‑hour emergency service cover available via phone when the clinic is closed. From the latest reviews available, owners most often mention getting same‑day appointments and staff accommodating challenging pets (one reviewer says their reactive dog is “always catered for”). There is also a serious negative account involving a guinea pig where the reviewer alleges misdiagnosis, rough handling, and that the branch doesn’t have exotic vets—suggesting owners with “exotic” pets may want to clarify species support before booking.
Yeovil Vets4Pets Ltd operates under the Vets for Pets brand; the clinic website describes it as locally owned and a modern, well‑equipped practice. It appears set up for routine care plus diagnostics and surgery, with facilities listed including an in‑house lab, digital X‑ray/ultrasound, operating theatre, hospital ward, isolation unit, oxygen chamber, and separated dog and cat wards. The practice also states there is 24‑hour emergency service cover available via phone when the clinic is closed. From the latest reviews available, owners most often mention getting same‑day appointments and staff accommodating challenging pets (one reviewer says their reactive dog is “always catered for”). There is also a serious negative account involving a guinea pig where the reviewer alleges misdiagnosis, rough handling, and that the branch doesn’t have exotic vets—suggesting owners with “exotic” pets may want to clarify species support before booking.