About Dog & Cat Vets in Lymington
Companion-animal care is the primary focus of Lymington's veterinary clinics.
Both clinics in Lymington focus on treating dogs and cats, with no provision for farm or large-animal care. Pet owners looking for routine care, surgeries, and diagnostics will find these services available. The presence of websites for both clinics ensures pet owners can easily access clinic information and appointment scheduling.
There are 2 veterinary clinics listed for Dog & Cat vets in Lymington.
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Forest Lodge Veterinary Practice says it has been serving clients since 1987 and offers routine appointments plus support services like house calls and a nurse-staffed animal ambulance for collections/home delivery (on request). The website also states it provides out-of-hours emergency care at night, weekends and bank holidays when the practice is closed.
Forest Lodge Veterinary Practice says it has been serving clients since 1987 and offers routine appointments plus support services like house calls and a nurse-staffed animal ambulance for collections/home delivery (on request). The website also states it provides out-of-hours emergency care at night, weekends and bank holidays when the practice is closed.
- •Fast help in at least one urgent situation: one owner says they were seen within 10 minutes and their dog’s pain was addressed after a kneecap issue; they also noted there were no out-of-hours fees because the clinic was open (review). - Access/availability concerns: several reviews describe being told there were no appointments, being advised to call back the next morning, or (in one case) being refused care because the pet wasn’t registered, even though the owner described the pet as seriously injured (reviews). - Communication and manner are inconsistent: some describe kind, supportive care (including during euthanasia), while others report rude staff and feeling dismissed (reviews).
- •Fast help in at least one urgent situation: one owner says they were seen within 10 minutes and their dog’s pain was addressed after a kneecap issue; they also noted there were no out-of-hours fees because the clinic was open (review). - Access/availability concerns: several reviews describe being told there were no appointments, being advised to call back the next morning, or (in one case) being refused care because the pet wasn’t registered, even though the owner described the pet as seriously injured (reviews). - Communication and manner are inconsistent: some describe kind, supportive care (including during euthanasia), while others report rude staff and feeling dismissed (reviews).