Dog & Cat Vets in Hampshire

Medina Veterinary Group - Wootton is part of Medina Veterinary Group, a CVS practice, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The clinic’s recent feedback reflects a mix of routine appointments and more serious cases, including urgent assessment, same-day surgery, exotics appointments, and end-of-life care. Owners often highlight clear explanations, regular updates during treatment, and a calm, compassionate approach.

Cedar Veterinary Hospital in Ringwood is a long-established small-animal hospital, dating back to the 1960s, with an on-site emergency service and full-time night staff. The practice offers referral work in keyhole surgery and ophthalmology, in-house diagnostics including lab testing, X-ray and ultrasound, and care for a wide range of species including exotics and birds. Recent feedback is largely positive about emergency and end-of-life support, though a small number of reviews raise concerns about communication and treatment recommendations.

Hedge End Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group and provides routine and surgical veterinary care for common pets, with review examples also including a guinea pig case. Available information points to dental procedures under general anaesthetic, neutering/spaying and other surgery, and the practice is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent feedback highlights clear explanations and supportive aftercare alongside some newer concerns about responsiveness and ongoing treatment costs.

Cedar Vets is an independent veterinary clinic in Alton, with roots going back to 1893. It appears set up for everyday veterinary care as well as same-day urgent assessments, with owners also mentioning offers of a home visit or a call-out vet when needed. Reviewers describe a large, clean practice with plenty of parking and spacious waiting rooms, and one owner specifically mentions a calm cat corner for anxious cats.

Small World Vet Centre is an independent veterinary practice in Liphook with an emphasis on environmentally friendly, individually tailored care for pets and wildlife. It appears especially well set up for owners who need support beyond standard cat-and-dog care, with recent experiences covering guinea pigs and birds alongside routine care for cats and dogs. Recent feedback consistently highlights thorough appointments, clear explanations, and supportive care for both ongoing health issues and sensitive end-of-life visits.

- Positive comments mention a friendly, helpful manner, and one owner says staff handled a very nervous dog especially well by greeting him before the appointment and keeping the visit calm. - Several negative reviews focus on communication and follow-up, including a promised email after a lump check not arriving and dissatisfaction with complaint handling. - Some reviewers describe poor front-desk or management interactions, including feeling dismissed when raising concerns.

- Many recent reviewers describe the team as calm, friendly and professional, with particular praise for reassuring first visits, nervous pets and worried owners. - Emergency and overnight care stands out as a recurring strength, with owners mentioning regular updates, empathy during stressful situations, and strong support through hospitalisation. - Clinical care and communication are often praised: reviewers mention thorough examinations, clear explanations of possible diagnoses and tests, and good standards of surgical aftercare.

Firgrove Veterinary Centre in Yateley is listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent feedback paints a mixed picture: many owners describe kind, reassuring staff and praise the practice for fitting in urgent appointments, including for rabbits and guinea pigs at short notice. At the same time, there are repeated serious complaints about communication and handling during some end-of-life appointments.

Companion Care (Fareham Collingwood) Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets/Companion Care network and is based inside a Pets at Home store in Fareham. The practice offers small-animal veterinary care with diagnostics and surgery on site, including imaging and in-house lab testing. Facilities mentioned by the clinic include an operating theatre, hospital ward and isolation unit, and reviews highlight both routine care and urgent appointments.

Cedar Vets describes itself as an independent practice that has provided pet care since 1893. It places particular emphasis on preventative healthcare through its Lifetime Care Club, which includes free consultations with vets and nurses for members. Recent reviews continue to highlight clear explanations, a welcoming atmosphere, and caring support for both routine appointments and more complex cases.