Dog & Cat Vets in Hampshire

- Calm, caring vets who explain things well: Owners describe clear explanations, good advice and vets taking time to understand a pet’s history and treatment options. - Appointments that feel unhurried: Reviews mention being able to ask plenty of questions, with rabbit and dog owners in particular saying consultations did not feel rushed. - Friendly service across the whole practice: Reception and support staff are praised alongside the clinical team, including helpful handling of records requests and pleasant nurse appointments.

- Many recent reviewers describe the team as caring, friendly, and thorough, with several saying staff took time to explain findings and answer questions clearly. - Procedure-day communication stands out positively: owners mention being kept updated during a dental operation and receiving a next-day follow-up call. - End-of-life care is a recurring strength in positive reviews, with owners mentioning compassion, a calm atmosphere, and receiving a sympathy card afterwards.

- Many recent reviewers describe the team as kind, caring, and professional, with strong comments about communication and compassion. - End-of-life support is a recurring strength, with several owners mentioning dignified care, cremation arrangements, engraved ashes boxes, and sympathy or condolence cards. - Access feedback is mixed: some owners say they were offered same-day appointments when their pet was unwell, while another reports being unable to secure an urgent appointment for a collapsed dog.

- Reviews repeatedly praise a caring, friendly team, with both vets and reception staff described as helpful, empathetic and good with animals. - Communication stands out as a consistent strength, with owners mentioning detailed explanations, regular updates during procedures, and follow-up calls after hospital treatment. - Recent examples include dental care, urgent appointments for injuries or post-op concerns, support around referral for heart failure, and positive feedback after spay and other routine procedures.

- Many owners talk about using the practice for years and say they trust the team with multiple pets over a long period. - A recurring theme is calm, patient handling, especially for nervous or anxious animals; Ben and Miguel are both singled out for this. - Reviews also highlight friendly reception staff and good support across routine visits such as annual check-ups and vaccinations.

Ark Veterinary Practice is a CVS-owned small-animal clinic in Fleet, established in 1954. Its facilities include an in-house laboratory, X-ray and ultrasound, the Burnside Rehabilitation Centre for physiotherapy and hydrotherapy, and an on-site dog-grooming parlour; it also operates as a veterinary nurse training facility. Out-of-hours emergency care is provided via MiNightVet Wokingham.

Bluebell Veterinary Surgery is an independent clinic in Bursledon and is also a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. It offers a mix of routine and urgent care, with recent owners repeatedly mentioning same-day appointments, including for unregistered pets, and Saturday emergency support. Reviews also highlight thorough explanations, same-day investigations when needed, and kind handling of end-of-life care.

- Routine care such as consultations, nurse consultations, six-month health checks, vaccinations, parasite control, microchipping and neutering. - Medical and surgical services including dentistry, diagnostics, blood pressure checks and surgery. - Preventive and supportive care such as grooming, nail clipping and anal sac expression.

- Reviews consistently praise the practice’s low-stress approach, particularly with anxious dogs and nervous cats. - Owners often describe the vets as approachable, knowledgeable, and happy to answer questions, which helped them feel more comfortable during appointments. - Reception staff are a recurring strength, with several reviews highlighting warm, practical help beyond routine booking and check-in.

Petersfield Integrated Vets is an independent veterinary practice in Petersfield, established in 2015, with a focus on integrated veterinary medicine that combines conventional care with acupuncture and laser-based therapies. The practice is repeatedly praised for calm, unrushed handling and a gentle, animal-centred approach, with owners noting that pets are given time to settle rather than being rushed. Reviews also continue to highlight its use for chronic pain and mobility cases, routine check-ups, and support alongside more conventional treatment plans.