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The Barn Equine Surgery
Wimborne
Our Score (71/100)
The Barn Equine Surgery is an equine-only practice offering emergency veterinary services (including out-of-hours call-outs) and acting as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews repeatedly mention vets listening carefully to owners, providing ongoing advice for small herds, and support around difficult decisions. Specific examples include an out-of-hours emergency call-out where the vet kept the owner updated when running late, follow-up communication about post-mortem results after euthanasia, and practical dentistry for very small ponies.
The Barn Equine Surgery is an equine-only practice offering emergency veterinary services (including out-of-hours call-outs) and acting as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews repeatedly mention vets listening carefully to owners, providing ongoing advice for small herds, and support around difficult decisions. Specific examples include an out-of-hours emergency call-out where the vet kept the owner updated when running late, follow-up communication about post-mortem results after euthanasia, and practical dentistry for very small ponies.
Poole Vets4Pets Ltd
Poole
Our Score (71/100)
Poole Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on recent reviews, owners use the practice for routine care (vaccinations), investigation of ongoing problems (skin conditions, tummy issues with discussions of blood tests and x‑rays), and end-of-life/palliative discussions for older cats. Experiences reported are mixed: some owners describe vets who listen and avoid pushing treatments (including palliative-care planning), while others report feeling their concerns were dismissed, testing wasn’t done when expected, or that care during serious illness was inadequate. Concrete details mentioned by reviewers include: - A vet (Hannah) discussing palliative care for a 20‑year‑old cat and “not push[ing]” interventions. - Repeated visits for a skin rash where an owner says no tests were performed, followed by improvement elsewhere after samples/skin tests and antibiotics. - Owners discussing diagnostics such as blood tests and x‑ray for gastrointestinal symptoms, including one account of having to insist on blood tests. - A vaccination appointment where an owner reports their dog was taken to a separate room and restrained with a towel, and they were advised to “pinch” the dog to prepare for future vaccines.
Poole Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on recent reviews, owners use the practice for routine care (vaccinations), investigation of ongoing problems (skin conditions, tummy issues with discussions of blood tests and x‑rays), and end-of-life/palliative discussions for older cats. Experiences reported are mixed: some owners describe vets who listen and avoid pushing treatments (including palliative-care planning), while others report feeling their concerns were dismissed, testing wasn’t done when expected, or that care during serious illness was inadequate. Concrete details mentioned by reviewers include: - A vet (Hannah) discussing palliative care for a 20‑year‑old cat and “not push[ing]” interventions. - Repeated visits for a skin rash where an owner says no tests were performed, followed by improvement elsewhere after samples/skin tests and antibiotics. - Owners discussing diagnostics such as blood tests and x‑ray for gastrointestinal symptoms, including one account of having to insist on blood tests. - A vaccination appointment where an owner reports their dog was taken to a separate room and restrained with a towel, and they were advised to “pinch” the dog to prepare for future vaccines.
Weymouth Vets4Pets Ltd
Weymouth
Our Score (70/100)
Weymouth Vets4Pets Ltd, located in Weymouth, Dorset, is a well-regarded veterinary clinic with a strong reputation for providing excellent care. The clinic boasts an impressive 4.7-star rating based on 398 reviews, suggesting a high level of customer satisfaction. This positive rating is reinforced by several glowing written reviews from clients who praise the clinic's compassionate and professional service. Many clients highlight the attentive care provided by the veterinary team, with specific mentions of staff members like Amee and Elena, who have made significant impacts on pet health and owner peace of mind. For instance, Karl Stokes credits the clinic for saving his dog's life, while Shannon Sharpe appreciates the comprehensive treatment plan for her cat's asthma, underscoring the staff's dedication to animal welfare. However, not all feedback is entirely positive. One reviewer, Susan Bradley, expressed concerns about the clinic's pricing practices, feeling that there is an emphasis on profit over animal care. This indicates a potential area for improvement in terms of transparency and client communication regarding treatment costs. In addition to its veterinary services, Weymouth Vets4Pets is also a training facility for veterinary nurses, highlighting its commitment to advancing veterinary education. Overall, Weymouth Vets4Pets Ltd is highly recommended by its clients, who appreciate the clinic's friendly and professional atmosphere, modern facilities, and the peace of mind that comes from knowing their pets are in capable hands. The clinic's range of services, along with its apparent focus on both pet care and client experience, makes it a trusted choice for pet owners in the Weymouth area.
Weymouth Vets4Pets Ltd, located in Weymouth, Dorset, is a well-regarded veterinary clinic with a strong reputation for providing excellent care. The clinic boasts an impressive 4.7-star rating based on 398 reviews, suggesting a high level of customer satisfaction. This positive rating is reinforced by several glowing written reviews from clients who praise the clinic's compassionate and professional service. Many clients highlight the attentive care provided by the veterinary team, with specific mentions of staff members like Amee and Elena, who have made significant impacts on pet health and owner peace of mind. For instance, Karl Stokes credits the clinic for saving his dog's life, while Shannon Sharpe appreciates the comprehensive treatment plan for her cat's asthma, underscoring the staff's dedication to animal welfare. However, not all feedback is entirely positive. One reviewer, Susan Bradley, expressed concerns about the clinic's pricing practices, feeling that there is an emphasis on profit over animal care. This indicates a potential area for improvement in terms of transparency and client communication regarding treatment costs. In addition to its veterinary services, Weymouth Vets4Pets is also a training facility for veterinary nurses, highlighting its commitment to advancing veterinary education. Overall, Weymouth Vets4Pets Ltd is highly recommended by its clients, who appreciate the clinic's friendly and professional atmosphere, modern facilities, and the peace of mind that comes from knowing their pets are in capable hands. The clinic's range of services, along with its apparent focus on both pet care and client experience, makes it a trusted choice for pet owners in the Weymouth area.
Dave Cumber Vets is an RCVS-registered clinic. Based on its website and reviews, it appears set up for routine care (including repeat prescriptions and a Pet Health Club®/Pet Health Club® Plus plan) as well as procedures like spaying. Reviewers repeatedly mention staff taking time to explain treatment options and handling urgent situations quickly; one detailed account describes updates during a spay (including a call when the dog came round and assistance getting the dog to the car). There is also a serious negative review describing refusal to see a cat for euthanasia shortly before closing time, so experiences around end-of-day urgent requests appear mixed.
Dave Cumber Vets is an RCVS-registered clinic. Based on its website and reviews, it appears set up for routine care (including repeat prescriptions and a Pet Health Club®/Pet Health Club® Plus plan) as well as procedures like spaying. Reviewers repeatedly mention staff taking time to explain treatment options and handling urgent situations quickly; one detailed account describes updates during a spay (including a call when the dog came round and assistance getting the dog to the car). There is also a serious negative review describing refusal to see a cat for euthanasia shortly before closing time, so experiences around end-of-day urgent requests appear mixed.
Friars Moor Veterinary Clinic Ltd
Blandford Forum
Our Score (69/100)
Friars Moor Veterinary Clinic Ltd, located in Blandford Forum, is a well-regarded facility offering a range of veterinary services, including emergency care available 24/7. The clinic has garnered a strong reputation with a Google Maps rating of 4.7 stars based on 121 reviews, indicating a high level of customer satisfaction. The customer reviews provide a varied perspective of the clinic's services. Positive feedback highlights the compassionate care provided, particularly in difficult situations such as euthanasia and cremation. Emma Greening, for example, praised the thoughtful touches of paw prints and a fur clipping following her cat's passing. Similarly, Suzanne Styles expressed gratitude for the care of her multiple rescue pets after moving from South Africa. However, not all reviews are glowing. Kayla Campbell expressed dissatisfaction with the reception staff's handling of her distressed husky, feeling embarrassed and offended by their request to wait outside. Dave Riley reported a negative experience involving poor communication and customer service, leading to the closure of his pets' accounts without resolution. Despite these criticisms, a majority of the reviews commend the clinic’s veterinary care and the professionalism of its staff. Anne Allen, for instance, appreciated the reassuring demeanor of the vet attending to her cat. Overall, Friars Moor Veterinary Clinic appears to be a trusted choice in the Blandford Forum area, particularly valued for its emergency services and caring veterinary team. While some improvements in customer service have been suggested, the predominantly positive feedback reflects a reliable and compassionate practice.
Friars Moor Veterinary Clinic Ltd, located in Blandford Forum, is a well-regarded facility offering a range of veterinary services, including emergency care available 24/7. The clinic has garnered a strong reputation with a Google Maps rating of 4.7 stars based on 121 reviews, indicating a high level of customer satisfaction. The customer reviews provide a varied perspective of the clinic's services. Positive feedback highlights the compassionate care provided, particularly in difficult situations such as euthanasia and cremation. Emma Greening, for example, praised the thoughtful touches of paw prints and a fur clipping following her cat's passing. Similarly, Suzanne Styles expressed gratitude for the care of her multiple rescue pets after moving from South Africa. However, not all reviews are glowing. Kayla Campbell expressed dissatisfaction with the reception staff's handling of her distressed husky, feeling embarrassed and offended by their request to wait outside. Dave Riley reported a negative experience involving poor communication and customer service, leading to the closure of his pets' accounts without resolution. Despite these criticisms, a majority of the reviews commend the clinic’s veterinary care and the professionalism of its staff. Anne Allen, for instance, appreciated the reassuring demeanor of the vet attending to her cat. Overall, Friars Moor Veterinary Clinic appears to be a trusted choice in the Blandford Forum area, particularly valued for its emergency services and caring veterinary team. While some improvements in customer service have been suggested, the predominantly positive feedback reflects a reliable and compassionate practice.
Spring Corner Vets is described on its website as an independently owned (non-corporate) practice that’s been established for over 60 years, with an stated aim of providing “exceptional care” while keeping fees affordable. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention good-value care and successful routine and orthopaedic procedures (including cat neutering and TTA surgery). One recent review (2★) reports a poor consultation experience with Dr Sale, describing him as dismissive and “not worth the money,” which conflicts with the otherwise strongly positive feedback.
Spring Corner Vets is described on its website as an independently owned (non-corporate) practice that’s been established for over 60 years, with an stated aim of providing “exceptional care” while keeping fees affordable. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention good-value care and successful routine and orthopaedic procedures (including cat neutering and TTA surgery). One recent review (2★) reports a poor consultation experience with Dr Sale, describing him as dismissive and “not worth the money,” which conflicts with the otherwise strongly positive feedback.
Holnest Park Equine Limited is an equine-only veterinary practice focused on horses and ponies. The website describes a predominantly ambulatory setup, with diagnostics intended to be used at the yard/stables (mobile digital x‑ray, ultrasound, and a fibreoptic endoscope). Core clinical areas highlighted are vettings, lameness work-ups, reproduction, and dentistry, with emergency services also referenced on the site. The latest written review available to us mentions “help and advice” and recommends the team for being helpful.
Holnest Park Equine Limited is an equine-only veterinary practice focused on horses and ponies. The website describes a predominantly ambulatory setup, with diagnostics intended to be used at the yard/stables (mobile digital x‑ray, ultrasound, and a fibreoptic endoscope). Core clinical areas highlighted are vettings, lameness work-ups, reproduction, and dentistry, with emergency services also referenced on the site. The latest written review available to us mentions “help and advice” and recommends the team for being helpful.
Priory Veterinary Group is described by reviewers as a practice that handles surgical cases and provides follow-up after procedures. In the latest reviews available to us, owners mention a dog having “a big operation,” being “very well looked after,” getting “quick appointments,” and receiving post-op follow-up. Multiple reviewers also emphasise staff being reassuring and focused on animal welfare.
Priory Veterinary Group is described by reviewers as a practice that handles surgical cases and provides follow-up after procedures. In the latest reviews available to us, owners mention a dog having “a big operation,” being “very well looked after,” getting “quick appointments,” and receiving post-op follow-up. Multiple reviewers also emphasise staff being reassuring and focused on animal welfare.
Blackmore Vale Veterinary Centre
Sturminster Newton
Our Score (63/100)
Blackmore Vale Veterinary Centre describes itself as RCVS accredited and equipped with an operating theatre, a separate prep room with an anaesthetic machine, and heated kennels. Reviews also describe it as an independent practice and repeatedly mention a “work with you” style of decision-making—owners say vets explain what’s happening during ongoing illness and agree treatment options around personal circumstances (including rescue-cat owners managing long-term care). While most feedback is very positive (including vets helping a highly strung Labrador stay calm), one review reports a stressful interaction with a vet nurse (raised voice) and a 10‑minute wait despite arriving for an allocated time.
Blackmore Vale Veterinary Centre describes itself as RCVS accredited and equipped with an operating theatre, a separate prep room with an anaesthetic machine, and heated kennels. Reviews also describe it as an independent practice and repeatedly mention a “work with you” style of decision-making—owners say vets explain what’s happening during ongoing illness and agree treatment options around personal circumstances (including rescue-cat owners managing long-term care). While most feedback is very positive (including vets helping a highly strung Labrador stay calm), one review reports a stressful interaction with a vet nurse (raised voice) and a 10‑minute wait despite arriving for an allocated time.
The Equine Dental Clinic Ltd
Wimborne
Our Score (62/100)
The Equine Dental Clinic Ltd is a specialist veterinary practice dedicated to equine dentistry, founded in January 2013 by Dr Chris Pearce MRCVS. The website describes a team of six veterinary surgeons specialising in equine dentistry, offering both routine appointments and advanced referral-level work, supported by on-site imaging (including CT, digital x‑ray and a digital oral video camera). Recent reviews repeatedly mention being able to watch and have procedures clearly explained, efficient handling of referrals through to operations, and regular updates during inpatient care (including one horse kept in the clinic’s care for a week). Specific procedures owners describe include wolf tooth removal and diagnosing/treating a deep cavity with a filling after camera examination.
The Equine Dental Clinic Ltd is a specialist veterinary practice dedicated to equine dentistry, founded in January 2013 by Dr Chris Pearce MRCVS. The website describes a team of six veterinary surgeons specialising in equine dentistry, offering both routine appointments and advanced referral-level work, supported by on-site imaging (including CT, digital x‑ray and a digital oral video camera). Recent reviews repeatedly mention being able to watch and have procedures clearly explained, efficient handling of referrals through to operations, and regular updates during inpatient care (including one horse kept in the clinic’s care for a week). Specific procedures owners describe include wolf tooth removal and diagnosing/treating a deep cavity with a filling after camera examination.