Fareham Creek Veterinary Surgery

Fareham Creek Veterinary Surgery is an independent, privately owned practice and an RCVS-accredited General Practice. The website describes facilities set up for separating cats and dogs (designated waiting areas and separate hospital wards), plus an in-house laboratory, alongside dental care, surgery, and urgent care. Reviews most often highlight vets who explain options clearly, will fit pets in when needed, and take time helping anxious rescue dogs get used to visiting; one reviewer also flags that emergency medication felt expensive compared with buying online.

Services

Based on the website and reviews, the clinic offers

• •Emergency and urgent care, with a 24/7 service stated as available either through the clinic or a dedicated out-of-hours team
• •Surgery
• •Dental care
• •In-house laboratory testing
• •Cat- and dog-separated facilities: designated waiting areas and separate hospital wards

The clinic is also listed in the provided clinic data as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.

People

• •Becky: Mentioned as having looked after one reviewer’s four dogs over four years, “through happy and sad times.”
• •Peter: Mentioned as the vet a reviewer has “always had my cats looked after by,” alongside his team.

Across reviews, staff are repeatedly described in practical terms as

• •Explaining things well, which helped owners feel more confident about next steps
• •Making time for urgent needs (being able to “squeeze me in when needed”)
• •Working patiently with nervous pets, including helping an anxious rescue become more comfortable with the clinic environment

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 244 reviews.

• •Owners frequently describe clear communication, including staff who “explain things well.”
• •Multiple reviews mention support during difficult periods, including long-term care “through happy and sad times.”
• •Access when needed comes up (being “able to squeeze me in”).
• •Several reviews emphasise how pets are handled, including an anxious rescue supported to get used to visits.
• •Cost is occasionally raised as a downside: one reviewer said emergency medication was expensive and could be bought online for less.