Farm Vets in Hampshire

• •End-of-life support is a recurring theme (compassion during euthanasia; a follow-up card and paw prints sent afterward; owners describing feeling supported through difficult decisions). - Owners mention coverage for both domestic pets and equine work, including handling challenging equine injuries and rehabilitation. - A monthly plan is referenced as including “essentials” and 24/7 on-call access; an equine plan is described as reducing the financial stress of call-outs for assessment.

The Canine Fitness Centre is set up primarily for canine physiotherapy and hydrotherapy, with facilities that include a hydrotherapy pool and an underwater treadmill, plus an onsite vet. Across the latest reviews, owners describe a structured process (a thorough initial assessment followed by a treatment plan) and practical rehab support such as tailored home exercise plans. Several reviews give mobility-focused outcomes—for example, a dog that had been limping badly later returning to longer walks, and arthritis cases improving gait and comfort after aquatic treadmill sessions.

Pilgrims Vet Practice describes itself as a modern practice with mobile vet equipment and “experienced vets, nurses & support staff,” and it offers a Pet Health Club® Plus plan where consultations are included. Reviews most often point to the clinic being set up for both routine care and urgent same-day problems: owners describe being seen promptly, having tests run with same-day results, and getting clear communication on treatment and costs. Several reviewers also mention active follow-up after treatment (“not a ‘walk away’”), and care for a wide range of animals including cats, dogs, chickens and ponies.

Equine hospital providing emergency care and inpatient treatment, with an on-site veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews describe horses being admitted as emergencies (including severe lameness) and staying in hospital with regular updates—one owner specifically mentions “honest” daily updates, and another says the team sent videos during the horse’s stay to keep them involved step-by-step. Reviews also show a mismatch in experiences around end-of-life care: one owner reports an hour’s delay and an abrupt manner during a planned euthanasia visit.

Petersfield Integrated Vets is an independent veterinary practice (established 2015) focused on integrated veterinary medicine—combining conventional care with acupuncture and laser-based therapies. Reviews consistently describe longer, calmer consultations and a strong emphasis on reducing pet stress: one owner notes standard appointments are 20 minutes (compared with 10 minutes elsewhere), and multiple reviews mention pets being given time to settle rather than being rushed or pressured. Owners also describe the clinic being used for chronic pain/mobility cases (e.g., arthritis, back pain) and for support alongside conventional treatment, including a second-opinion scenario where surgery was avoided after a change in management.

Seadown Veterinary Services Limited provides small-animal care (dogs, cats and rabbits) and also works in equine medicine, with the practice website citing 100 years of experience. Based on the website and recent reviews, the clinic appears set up for higher-acuity cases as well as referrals—particularly eye problems—alongside routine care: owners describe hospital-style treatment for serious emergencies (including overnight/continuous care such as drip therapy), and multiple reviews name an ophthalmologist who performs same-day assessment and surgery when needed. Recent reviewers also describe practical, decision-focused communication (long consultations explained in plain language) and regular updates during hospitalisation; one review raises concerns about cost, delays, and not seeing the same vet consistently.

The Carisbrooke Vets is a multi-branch practice offering small animal, exotic and farm services, with 24/7 in-house emergency and out-of-hours provision stated on its website. Recent reviews frequently mention a friendly, efficient team and good handling of cats and dogs (including an older cat and a nervous dog being put at ease). One review describes a cost-spreading annual plan that the owner felt worked out cheaper than paying separately for what it covers.

Westpoint Group Trading Ltd – Winchester presents itself as a farm-focused veterinary practice (“100% Farm Vets”), aimed at both commercial farm clients and smallholders. Clinic data also lists emergency veterinary services (described as 24/7 or extended hours). In the latest reviews available to us, written feedback is brief but repeatedly mentions being happy with the vets and getting good help “when you need them,” and one reviewer specifically mentions attending a lambing course run here (they liked the course, but said it was hard to find due to signage).