Dog & Cat Vets in Fareham

- Urgent and emergency care, with a 24/7 service stated as available either through the practice or a dedicated out-of-hours team - Surgery and dental care - In-house laboratory testing - Cat- and dog-separated facilities, including designated waiting areas and separate hospital wards - Veterinary Nurse Training status

Companion Care (Fareham) Ltd is part of the Vets for Pets group and operates from inside a Pets at Home store in Fareham. The practice offers routine care, surgery and inpatient facilities, with an operating theatre, hospital ward, isolation unit and in-house laboratory, alongside equipment for more detailed investigations such as ultrasound, endoscopy and ECG. The clinic also states a 24-hour cancellation and failure-to-attend policy, and out-of-hours emergency cover is provided via Vets Now.

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.

Vet2Cat- The Clinic is a cat-only veterinary practice in Fareham offering both appointments at its clinic and a mobile home-visit service. The website says the practice has facilities for blood tests, surgery and dentals, and is a Silver level accredited Cat Friendly Clinic under International Cat Care. Recent feedback is largely very positive about calm handling, clear communication and the convenience of home visits, though one reviewer strongly disagreed with a surgical recommendation.

- Recent reviews are very positive about communication, with owners often saying vets explained problems clearly, talked through next steps, and set out cost options before treatment. - A strong recurring theme is gentle, patient handling, especially for frightened or nervous dogs. - Owners frequently describe the practice as friendly, welcoming and personal, with comments about being seen on time, warm greetings, and a relaxed atmosphere.