Hayling Island Vets4Pets Ltd

Services

Based on the clinic website summary and the available reviews, the practice offers

• •Species seen: dogs, cats, rabbits, and small mammals (including small‑mammal medicine and surgery).
• •Diagnostics & monitoring: in‑house laboratory work (biochemistry, haematology, electrolytes), blood pressure monitoring, ECG, echocardiography, digital X‑ray, ultrasound, and Tonopen (eye pressure testing).
• •Surgery & procedures: dentistry, soft‑tissue surgery, cruciate surgery, airway surgery, anaesthesia; operating theatre listed.
• •Medical care: dermatology, medications/prescriptions, microchipping, nutritional advice, weight clinic.
• •Rehab/support: physiotherapy.
• •Facilities/policies: separate cat & dog waiting areas, isolation unit.
• •Emergency/out‑of‑hours: the website states emergency cover is available when the clinic is closed, with out‑of‑hours care provided by Vets Now.
• •Accreditation/training: Cat Friendly Status (listed) and a Veterinary Nurse Training facility (from structured clinic data).
• •Health plans: health plans are listed, but no plan details or prices are provided in the inputs.

Pricing

• •One recent reviewer reports being charged £60 for a 5‑minute consultation (single account; no other pricing details provided).

People

Named team members mentioned in reviews

• •Jessica (vet): one owner says she has “a good disposition towards the pet and the owner,” and that their dog is “always well treated.”
• •Daniel & Fredericka: described by one reviewer as examples of “good caring veterinary practice” (no specific treatment details given). Other staff feedback tied to specific actions
• •Nurses/head vet (not named): one reviewer says nurses and the head vet will call if you need more information or advice.
• •Reception/nursing team: repeatedly described as friendly/helpful; one review highlights attentive reception staff in a “clean and open” practice.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9 stars from 258 reviews. “”

• •Multiple reviewers describe friendly, helpful reception/nursing staff and positive experiences on first visits and with ongoing care.
• •Communication/follow‑up: one review specifically mentions nurses/head vet phoning with advice or additional information.
• •Facilities: one reviewer calls it a “clean and open surgery,” but also notes they’d like more seating in the waiting areas.
• •Cost concern: one recent 1‑star review complains about £60 charged for a very short consultation, which contrasts with the otherwise positive feedback.
• •One older 5‑star review appears unrelated to a veterinary practice (mentions donkeys, open days and a café), suggesting at least one review may not reflect this clinic.