There are 35 veterinary clinics listed for farm and large-animal vets in Somerset.
Top Rated Farm & Large-Animal Vets in Somerset
Top-ranked veterinary practices based on quality, service, and customer reviews
Delaware Veterinary Group is an RCVS-listed practice that treats both small animals and farm animals, and is also a veterinary nurse training facility. It’s set up for routine preventative care as well as urgent problems, with emergency veterinary services listed in the clinic information. In the latest reviews available, owners repeatedly describe clear explanations of problems and options, staff who talk through prices at reception, and supportive handling of difficult situations—including an emergency visit for a cat and a home visit at end of life.
Delaware Veterinary Group is an RCVS-listed practice that treats both small animals and farm animals, and is also a veterinary nurse training facility. It’s set up for routine preventative care as well as urgent problems, with emergency veterinary services listed in the clinic information. In the latest reviews available, owners repeatedly describe clear explanations of problems and options, staff who talk through prices at reception, and supportive handling of difficult situations—including an emergency visit for a cat and a home visit at end of life.
Dulverton Veterinary Practice describes itself as a mixed practice for small animals, equine, and farm animals, with in‑house diagnostics (blood testing, digital x‑ray, ultrasound, and endoscopy) and 24‑hour emergency cover. It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviewers repeatedly describe hands-on support for difficult situations, including management of a prolonged illness followed by euthanasia, and out‑of‑hours visits (including at midnight). Specific treatments mentioned by owners include ongoing care for a broken leg and dental work with multiple extractions (six teeth removed plus a clean). One reviewer explicitly says they hope the practice “remain independent,” indicating it is viewed as independent rather than part of a corporate group (no group name is stated anywhere in the provided sources).
Dulverton Veterinary Practice describes itself as a mixed practice for small animals, equine, and farm animals, with in‑house diagnostics (blood testing, digital x‑ray, ultrasound, and endoscopy) and 24‑hour emergency cover. It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviewers repeatedly describe hands-on support for difficult situations, including management of a prolonged illness followed by euthanasia, and out‑of‑hours visits (including at midnight). Specific treatments mentioned by owners include ongoing care for a broken leg and dental work with multiple extractions (six teeth removed plus a clean). One reviewer explicitly says they hope the practice “remain independent,” indicating it is viewed as independent rather than part of a corporate group (no group name is stated anywhere in the provided sources).
Priory Close Veterinary Practice is an independent small-animal clinic (the website says it’s been caring for pets for over 35 years) and is set up for everyday primary-care vet work plus urgent same-day problems. Owners repeatedly mention being offered same-day appointments for unwell pets, and several reviews describe clear, practical treatment given quickly (for example, a dog treated within ~20 minutes of eating a raisin with an injection to induce vomiting, and a cat given three injections and improving within 12 hours). The practice is also RCVS-approved for training small animal nurses (per the website).
Priory Close Veterinary Practice is an independent small-animal clinic (the website says it’s been caring for pets for over 35 years) and is set up for everyday primary-care vet work plus urgent same-day problems. Owners repeatedly mention being offered same-day appointments for unwell pets, and several reviews describe clear, practical treatment given quickly (for example, a dog treated within ~20 minutes of eating a raisin with an injection to induce vomiting, and a cat given three injections and improving within 12 hours). The practice is also RCVS-approved for training small animal nurses (per the website).
Axe Valley Veterinary Practice Ltd is a small-animal vet practice (cats and dogs are specifically mentioned in reviews). No corporate group ownership is stated in the information available to us.
Owners most often describe clear, step-by-step explanations from the vets (including what to try next if a pet doesn’t improve), and practical help with day-to-day needs like arranging prescription medication quickly. Several reviews also mention a calm approach with anxious pets and a clean, well-organised clinic setup. Pricing feedback is mixed: one reviewer calls it “very reasonable,” while another strongly criticises the pricing structure.
Axe Valley Veterinary Practice Ltd is a small-animal vet practice (cats and dogs are specifically mentioned in reviews). No corporate group ownership is stated in the information available to us.
Owners most often describe clear, step-by-step explanations from the vets (including what to try next if a pet doesn’t improve), and practical help with day-to-day needs like arranging prescription medication quickly. Several reviews also mention a calm approach with anxious pets and a clean, well-organised clinic setup. Pricing feedback is mixed: one reviewer calls it “very reasonable,” while another strongly criticises the pricing structure.
Axe Valley Veterinary Practice Ltd offers a 24-hour emergency service and has an on-site laboratory (website). The practice also promotes a Pet Health Club® Plus plan with consultations included (website), though no prices are stated.
From the latest reviews, owners most often describe the clinic as set up for hands-on medical work and longer-term case management, not just quick consults—for example
- •Dental problems caught and treated quickly: one owner says a vet prioritised checking their cat’s teeth, then provided an action plan and booked a teeth clean within 10 days, later explaining the infection risk and likely pain (review).
- •Support through complex diagnoses: one family describes “a difficult diagnosis process” for their cat and says the team provided ongoing help and support (review).
- •Home visits offered when a cat found car travel stressful (review).
- •Clear pre-op communication: one review mentions staff explaining what would happen on the day of an operation and what aftercare would involve (review).
Axe Valley Veterinary Practice Ltd offers a 24-hour emergency service and has an on-site laboratory (website). The practice also promotes a Pet Health Club® Plus plan with consultations included (website), though no prices are stated.
From the latest reviews, owners most often describe the clinic as set up for hands-on medical work and longer-term case management, not just quick consults—for example
- •Dental problems caught and treated quickly: one owner says a vet prioritised checking their cat’s teeth, then provided an action plan and booked a teeth clean within 10 days, later explaining the infection risk and likely pain (review).
- •Support through complex diagnoses: one family describes “a difficult diagnosis process” for their cat and says the team provided ongoing help and support (review).
- •Home visits offered when a cat found car travel stressful (review).
- •Clear pre-op communication: one review mentions staff explaining what would happen on the day of an operation and what aftercare would involve (review).
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Axe Valley Veterinary Practice Ltd offers a 24-hour emergency service and has an on‑site laboratory (for faster diagnosis, as described on its website). Ownership (independent vs corporate group) isn’t stated in the information provided.
Based on the website and recent reviews, the practice appears set up for day‑to‑day general practice plus urgent care, with examples of
- •Home visits offered for a cat that found car travel stressful (reviewed as a deciding factor for switching practices).
- •Dental problems being actively checked and acted on: one owner reports a vet prioritised a tooth check, found a significant issue, and the cat was booked for a teeth clean within 10 days.
- •Clear pre‑op communication: an owner describes staff explaining what would happen on the day of an operation and what aftercare was needed.
- •Support through complex or difficult cases, including a “difficult diagnosis process” for a cat and end‑of‑life planning for an older dog with seizures.
Axe Valley Veterinary Practice Ltd offers a 24-hour emergency service and has an on‑site laboratory (for faster diagnosis, as described on its website). Ownership (independent vs corporate group) isn’t stated in the information provided.
Based on the website and recent reviews, the practice appears set up for day‑to‑day general practice plus urgent care, with examples of
- •Home visits offered for a cat that found car travel stressful (reviewed as a deciding factor for switching practices).
- •Dental problems being actively checked and acted on: one owner reports a vet prioritised a tooth check, found a significant issue, and the cat was booked for a teeth clean within 10 days.
- •Clear pre‑op communication: an owner describes staff explaining what would happen on the day of an operation and what aftercare was needed.
- •Support through complex or difficult cases, including a “difficult diagnosis process” for a cat and end‑of‑life planning for an older dog with seizures.
Bellevue Veterinary Clinic offers a broad mix of routine and advanced care (including orthopaedic surgery and 24‑hour emergency treatment), and also sees a wide range of species beyond cats and dogs (reviews mention a tortoise). Ownership (independent vs corporate group) isn’t stated in the information provided.
Decision-relevant details owners repeatedly mention include
- •Making time for urgent cases (one review describes being fitted in on a Saturday morning).
- •Thoughtful end‑of‑life support, including not rushing owners and a follow‑up call afterwards.
- •Dental work is specifically referenced, including a case involving 17 extractions and the use of an LED “healing wand” on the gums.
- •A small in‑clinic policy/detail aimed at quieter support during bereavement: a candle is lit when someone is losing a pet.
Bellevue Veterinary Clinic offers a broad mix of routine and advanced care (including orthopaedic surgery and 24‑hour emergency treatment), and also sees a wide range of species beyond cats and dogs (reviews mention a tortoise). Ownership (independent vs corporate group) isn’t stated in the information provided.
Decision-relevant details owners repeatedly mention include
- •Making time for urgent cases (one review describes being fitted in on a Saturday morning).
- •Thoughtful end‑of‑life support, including not rushing owners and a follow‑up call afterwards.
- •Dental work is specifically referenced, including a case involving 17 extractions and the use of an LED “healing wand” on the gums.
- •A small in‑clinic policy/detail aimed at quieter support during bereavement: a candle is lit when someone is losing a pet.
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).
The Shepton Veterinary Group Limited is a general veterinary practice that also offers emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. In the latest reviews available to us, multiple owners describe it as not part of a corporate group (this is stated by reviewers, not independently verified) and give concrete examples of support across different case types—such as repeat health checks for an orphaned 3‑week‑old kitten, end‑of‑life care for a rabbit, and efforts to investigate a dog’s severe, unexplained pain. Several reviews also mention staff taking time to explain what’s happening in a reassuring way, and one owner notes the team “kept an eye on the bill” during a complex illness.
The Shepton Veterinary Group Limited is a general veterinary practice that also offers emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. In the latest reviews available to us, multiple owners describe it as not part of a corporate group (this is stated by reviewers, not independently verified) and give concrete examples of support across different case types—such as repeat health checks for an orphaned 3‑week‑old kitten, end‑of‑life care for a rabbit, and efforts to investigate a dog’s severe, unexplained pain. Several reviews also mention staff taking time to explain what’s happening in a reassuring way, and one owner notes the team “kept an eye on the bill” during a complex illness.
Axe Valley Large Animal Vets Ltd is an independently owned veterinary practice focused on large animals, with the website explicitly saying it serves farmers, smallholders, and horse owners. From the latest reviews available, owners most often mention quick attendance when needed, vets who stayed calm and assured around sheep, and fair pricing. Reviews also repeatedly describe the team as friendly and the service as consistently solid.
Axe Valley Large Animal Vets Ltd is an independently owned veterinary practice focused on large animals, with the website explicitly saying it serves farmers, smallholders, and horse owners. From the latest reviews available, owners most often mention quick attendance when needed, vets who stayed calm and assured around sheep, and fair pricing. Reviews also repeatedly describe the team as friendly and the service as consistently solid.
FarmVets SouthWest Ltd is an RCVS accredited, farm-animal–only veterinary practice, with a stated focus on the dairy sector and “traditional service values with a modern approach” (from the clinic website). Clinic data also lists emergency veterinary services. The limited written review content available describes the service as helpful and efficient.
FarmVets SouthWest Ltd is an RCVS accredited, farm-animal–only veterinary practice, with a stated focus on the dairy sector and “traditional service values with a modern approach” (from the clinic website). Clinic data also lists emergency veterinary services. The limited written review content available describes the service as helpful and efficient.
Mount Vets Ltd is an independent veterinary practice established in 1945. Based on its website, it’s set up to handle a mixed caseload: farm animal work, small animal care, and export-related veterinary services. The practice also states it provides 24‑hour emergency care using its own veterinary and nursing teams. Google shows a 5.0★ rating (3 reviews); the written feedback available is brief but mentions “excellent work” and “very friendly people.”
Mount Vets Ltd is an independent veterinary practice established in 1945. Based on its website, it’s set up to handle a mixed caseload: farm animal work, small animal care, and export-related veterinary services. The practice also states it provides 24‑hour emergency care using its own veterinary and nursing teams. Google shows a 5.0★ rating (3 reviews); the written feedback available is brief but mentions “excellent work” and “very friendly people.”
Priory Close Veterinary Surgery describes itself as an independent practice with over 35 years of experience, offering “traditional values with modern facilities and techniques.” It’s set up for both routine care and urgent same-day problems (reviews mention being offered same-day appointments and being seen quickly for emergencies), alongside in-house clinical work such as medical investigations and dental work. The practice is also RCVS approved for training small animal nurses.
From the latest reviews, owners repeatedly mention
- •Fast access when it matters (same-day appointments; urgent cases accommodated).
- •Practical, clearly explained treatment (e.g., raisin ingestion treated quickly with an emetic injection and monitored vomiting; after-care advice given).
- •A “not pushing unnecessary treatment” approach (owners say they weren’t advised to do things that weren’t needed).
Priory Close Veterinary Surgery describes itself as an independent practice with over 35 years of experience, offering “traditional values with modern facilities and techniques.” It’s set up for both routine care and urgent same-day problems (reviews mention being offered same-day appointments and being seen quickly for emergencies), alongside in-house clinical work such as medical investigations and dental work. The practice is also RCVS approved for training small animal nurses.
From the latest reviews, owners repeatedly mention
- •Fast access when it matters (same-day appointments; urgent cases accommodated).
- •Practical, clearly explained treatment (e.g., raisin ingestion treated quickly with an emetic injection and monitored vomiting; after-care advice given).
- •A “not pushing unnecessary treatment” approach (owners say they weren’t advised to do things that weren’t needed).
White Lodge Veterinary Clinic Ltd provides care for a wide mix of animals (companion pets, farm animals, and equines), and the website describes hospital-standard surgical and inpatient facilities for equines plus farm work including surgery and lambing. It also states a 24-hour emergency service for registered clients.
From the latest reviews, owners most often mention
- •Emergency/same-day help when a pet becomes unwell unexpectedly (including visitors getting an urgent appointment).
- •End-of-life care described as calm and compassionate when euthanasia was needed.
- •Practical coordination such as contacting a pet’s usual vet to obtain history before treatment.
(Ownership/group status isn’t stated in the information provided.)
White Lodge Veterinary Clinic Ltd provides care for a wide mix of animals (companion pets, farm animals, and equines), and the website describes hospital-standard surgical and inpatient facilities for equines plus farm work including surgery and lambing. It also states a 24-hour emergency service for registered clients.
From the latest reviews, owners most often mention
- •Emergency/same-day help when a pet becomes unwell unexpectedly (including visitors getting an urgent appointment).
- •End-of-life care described as calm and compassionate when euthanasia was needed.
- •Practical coordination such as contacting a pet’s usual vet to obtain history before treatment.
(Ownership/group status isn’t stated in the information provided.)
Only limited information was provided for this listing (clinic name and basic Google category). No website summary, service list, pricing details, or written reviews/ratings were included in the inputs, so it isn’t possible to summarise what the clinic is set up for (e.g., species treated, types of appointments, facilities, or approach) or what clients commonly report.
Only limited information was provided for this listing (clinic name and basic Google category). No website summary, service list, pricing details, or written reviews/ratings were included in the inputs, so it isn’t possible to summarise what the clinic is set up for (e.g., species treated, types of appointments, facilities, or approach) or what clients commonly report.
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.
Mount Vets Farm Practice Ltd has been established since 1945 and covers farm animal work, small animal veterinary care, and export services. The website also states it provides 24-hour emergency care using its own veterinary and nursing teams. In the limited written feedback available, the only specific detail repeated is that clients describe the team as “very friendly” and the work as “excellent.”
Mount Vets Farm Practice Ltd has been established since 1945 and covers farm animal work, small animal veterinary care, and export services. The website also states it provides 24-hour emergency care using its own veterinary and nursing teams. In the limited written feedback available, the only specific detail repeated is that clients describe the team as “very friendly” and the work as “excellent.”
Highcroft Veterinary Group – Frome Veterinary Centre is part of the Highcroft Veterinary Group (not an independent practice) and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the written reviews available, owners most often mention being seen promptly for urgent concerns (one dog was told to “come in straight away”) and clear, option-based explanations (a vet discussed kidney findings discovered during a neutering visit and talked through treatment choices). A small number of recent reviews describe a serious dispute about testing/insurance paperwork and charges after a cat biopsy, including allegations of being chased for payment and difficulties getting biopsy details sent to the insurer.
Highcroft Veterinary Group – Frome Veterinary Centre is part of the Highcroft Veterinary Group (not an independent practice) and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the written reviews available, owners most often mention being seen promptly for urgent concerns (one dog was told to “come in straight away”) and clear, option-based explanations (a vet discussed kidney findings discovered during a neutering visit and talked through treatment choices). A small number of recent reviews describe a serious dispute about testing/insurance paperwork and charges after a cat biopsy, including allegations of being chased for payment and difficulties getting biopsy details sent to the insurer.
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.
Wyvern Farm Vets is an independent large-animal veterinary practice that’s been operating since 1911. Based on its website, it’s set up primarily for farm-animal work, including mobile diagnostics, parasite control, and breeding-focused services, with a stated 24/7 out-of-hours emergency service. The latest Google review data available to us is very limited (a short emoji-only comment), so it doesn’t add useful detail about care outcomes or communication.
Wyvern Farm Vets is an independent large-animal veterinary practice that’s been operating since 1911. Based on its website, it’s set up primarily for farm-animal work, including mobile diagnostics, parasite control, and breeding-focused services, with a stated 24/7 out-of-hours emergency service. The latest Google review data available to us is very limited (a short emoji-only comment), so it doesn’t add useful detail about care outcomes or communication.
Bath Veterinary Group is part of the IVC group (mentioned by a reviewer) and operates a main site plus additional branches (per the clinic website). From the latest reviews, this branch is commonly described as welcoming and unhurried: owners mention consultations sometimes run over, but because the vet “doesn’t rush” and takes time to address concerns. Specific experiences noted include staff making a fuss of dogs on arrival, a vet examining an anxious dog at floor level to help her settle, and detailed, sympathetic guidance for a very sick cat (even when the outcome wasn’t improved).
Bath Veterinary Group is part of the IVC group (mentioned by a reviewer) and operates a main site plus additional branches (per the clinic website). From the latest reviews, this branch is commonly described as welcoming and unhurried: owners mention consultations sometimes run over, but because the vet “doesn’t rush” and takes time to address concerns. Specific experiences noted include staff making a fuss of dogs on arrival, a vet examining an anxious dog at floor level to help her settle, and detailed, sympathetic guidance for a very sick cat (even when the outcome wasn’t improved).
Our Score (73/100)
Stables Equine Practice is an equine-only veterinary clinic established in 1997 (no corporate group ownership is mentioned). The practice is set up for both routine and higher‑intensity horse and pony work, including stud work and competition support, with a purpose-built clinic plus ambulatory capability and diagnostic equipment (X‑rays, ultrasonography and endoscopy are listed). It states it provides 24-hour emergency cover 7 days a week using its own equine vets, and recent reviews describe rapid emergency attendance (including being out “within the hour” to stitch a pony). Longer-term clients also mention life-saving outcomes in breeding cases (a foal surviving with help from named vets).
Stables Equine Practice is an equine-only veterinary clinic established in 1997 (no corporate group ownership is mentioned). The practice is set up for both routine and higher‑intensity horse and pony work, including stud work and competition support, with a purpose-built clinic plus ambulatory capability and diagnostic equipment (X‑rays, ultrasonography and endoscopy are listed). It states it provides 24-hour emergency cover 7 days a week using its own equine vets, and recent reviews describe rapid emergency attendance (including being out “within the hour” to stitch a pony). Longer-term clients also mention life-saving outcomes in breeding cases (a foal surviving with help from named vets).
Our Score (57/100)
Dilliway Bosley Equine Veterinary Practice is an independent equine-only clinic for horses and ponies, offering both mobile visits and clinic-based appointments for “more specialised treatments” (website). The practice also states it provides a 24-hour emergency response service, 365 days a year (website).
From the latest written reviews available to us, owners repeatedly point to a pragmatic approach to care and spending (e.g., “will not waste your money”), and to clear follow-up after investigations—including a case where a horse was scoped for suspected ulcers, followed by a written report, a treatment plan, and ongoing phone support months later.
Dilliway Bosley Equine Veterinary Practice is an independent equine-only clinic for horses and ponies, offering both mobile visits and clinic-based appointments for “more specialised treatments” (website). The practice also states it provides a 24-hour emergency response service, 365 days a year (website).
From the latest written reviews available to us, owners repeatedly point to a pragmatic approach to care and spending (e.g., “will not waste your money”), and to clear follow-up after investigations—including a case where a horse was scoped for suspected ulcers, followed by a written report, a treatment plan, and ongoing phone support months later.
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.”
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).
Our Score (71/100)
Bath Veterinary Group is a multi-branch practice (a main site plus six further branches are described on its website). It’s set up for routine veterinary care and urgent support, and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility and as offering emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours).
From the latest reviews available, owners describe thorough examinations and clear explanations, including a “quick referral for specialist treatment” and a same‑day response from the hospital. Several reviews also mention staff adjusting their handling for nervous dogs (keeping them calm and comfortable, with treats at reception). However, there is a sharply conflicting account from a first‑time owner describing an eye problem that they believe was not treated appropriately early on, and they also report being unable to see a different vet despite requesting one.
Bath Veterinary Group is a multi-branch practice (a main site plus six further branches are described on its website). It’s set up for routine veterinary care and urgent support, and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility and as offering emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours).
From the latest reviews available, owners describe thorough examinations and clear explanations, including a “quick referral for specialist treatment” and a same‑day response from the hospital. Several reviews also mention staff adjusting their handling for nervous dogs (keeping them calm and comfortable, with treats at reception). However, there is a sharply conflicting account from a first‑time owner describing an eye problem that they believe was not treated appropriately early on, and they also report being unable to see a different vet despite requesting one.
Frome Equine Vets is an equine-focused practice that offers emergency veterinary services and is frequently used for pre-purchase examinations (including 5-stage vettings). Reviews repeatedly describe detailed, step-by-step communication during vettings—one client reports the vet phoned at each stage to explain findings and check whether they wanted to proceed. Another specific example mentioned is rapid turnaround of documentation, with certificate/notes/scans emailed the same day. There is also a clear split in experiences around a disputed sale: one reviewer alleges the practice “blew” a sale before seeing the horse, while the buyer involved says they personally chose not to proceed due to concerns about incomplete history and reluctance to release records/passport.
Frome Equine Vets is an equine-focused practice that offers emergency veterinary services and is frequently used for pre-purchase examinations (including 5-stage vettings). Reviews repeatedly describe detailed, step-by-step communication during vettings—one client reports the vet phoned at each stage to explain findings and check whether they wanted to proceed. Another specific example mentioned is rapid turnaround of documentation, with certificate/notes/scans emailed the same day. There is also a clear split in experiences around a disputed sale: one reviewer alleges the practice “blew” a sale before seeing the horse, while the buyer involved says they personally chose not to proceed due to concerns about incomplete history and reluctance to release records/passport.
Frome FarmVETS is a farm-focused veterinary practice (no corporate group mentioned) centred on improving farm efficiency and animal health. The website describes a practical, herd-level offering alongside hands-on work, with services including fertility support, TB testing, foot trimming and mobility scoring, and export certification. It also states they provide 24/7 emergency care, where calls are always answered by the admin team or a vet.
Frome FarmVETS is a farm-focused veterinary practice (no corporate group mentioned) centred on improving farm efficiency and animal health. The website describes a practical, herd-level offering alongside hands-on work, with services including fertility support, TB testing, foot trimming and mobility scoring, and export certification. It also states they provide 24/7 emergency care, where calls are always answered by the admin team or a vet.
Priory Close Veterinary Surgery describes itself as an independent practice, caring for pets for over 35 years, and treating dogs, cats, and small furries. The clinic appears set up for both routine prevention and more involved cases: reviews mention pain-management acupuncture for severe arthritis, discussing surgical options for an older dog, and making an orthopaedic referral to a specialist with post-operative care handled back at the practice. The website also states that out-of-hours emergencies are covered by Quantock Veterinary Hospital (7pm–8am and on Bank Holidays).
Priory Close Veterinary Surgery describes itself as an independent practice, caring for pets for over 35 years, and treating dogs, cats, and small furries. The clinic appears set up for both routine prevention and more involved cases: reviews mention pain-management acupuncture for severe arthritis, discussing surgical options for an older dog, and making an orthopaedic referral to a specialist with post-operative care handled back at the practice. The website also states that out-of-hours emergencies are covered by Quantock Veterinary Hospital (7pm–8am and on Bank Holidays).
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.
Evolution Vets Ltd describes itself as a farm-animal-only veterinary practice and states it does no small-animal work. Recent feedback available to us is split between farm-vet-related training (notably PD/scanning courses run by “Sally and the team”) and clinical care for equines (horses/ponies mentioned). Specific examples in the reviews include a vet arriving in under 20 minutes for a worried new horse owner, and multiple people describing a PD scanning course with a mix of theory and hands-on practice plus ongoing support.
Evolution Vets Ltd describes itself as a farm-animal-only veterinary practice and states it does no small-animal work. Recent feedback available to us is split between farm-vet-related training (notably PD/scanning courses run by “Sally and the team”) and clinical care for equines (horses/ponies mentioned). Specific examples in the reviews include a vet arriving in under 20 minutes for a worried new horse owner, and multiple people describing a PD scanning course with a mix of theory and hands-on practice plus ongoing support.
FarmVets SouthWest Ltd is a farm-animal–only veterinary practice and is part of the VetPartners group (as stated on its website). The practice is RCVS accredited and describes a focus on the dairy sector, combining “traditional service values” with a “modern approach.” Clinic data also lists emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours), but the website summary we have doesn’t provide details of how emergency cover is delivered.
FarmVets SouthWest Ltd is a farm-animal–only veterinary practice and is part of the VetPartners group (as stated on its website). The practice is RCVS accredited and describes a focus on the dairy sector, combining “traditional service values” with a “modern approach.” Clinic data also lists emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours), but the website summary we have doesn’t provide details of how emergency cover is delivered.
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.
B&W Equine Vets is a dedicated equine practice for horses, ponies, and donkeys, offering both mobile visits and an equine referral hospital. The website describes a 24/7 ambulatory and referral emergency service, plus on-site laboratory support and stud/reproduction work. In the latest reviews, owners frequently praise specific vets for communication and persistence through longer recoveries, but there are also complaints about front-desk/customer-service interactions (including conflicting information and feeling pressured on payment).
B&W Equine Vets is a dedicated equine practice for horses, ponies, and donkeys, offering both mobile visits and an equine referral hospital. The website describes a 24/7 ambulatory and referral emergency service, plus on-site laboratory support and stud/reproduction work. In the latest reviews, owners frequently praise specific vets for communication and persistence through longer recoveries, but there are also complaints about front-desk/customer-service interactions (including conflicting information and feeling pressured on payment).
Anvil Equine Veterinary Clinic is an equine-focused practice offering a stated 24-hour service. The website lists core horse services including vettings, dentistry, farriery, AI/breeding work, X-rays and blood testing.
Anvil Equine Veterinary Clinic is an equine-focused practice offering a stated 24-hour service. The website lists core horse services including vettings, dentistry, farriery, AI/breeding work, X-rays and blood testing.