Archway Veterinary Practice – Vets in Petersfield
Clinic Overview
Archway Veterinary Practice is a CVS-owned small-animal clinic in Petersfield, established in 1991. Its website outlines a broad first-opinion service covering consultations, surgery, dentistry, imaging and in-house lab work, with additional listed interests in cardiology and ophthalmology. The practice is also listed as a Cat Friendly Clinic (Silver), holds RCVS recognitions for General Practice and Client Service Award – Outstanding, and is a veterinary nurse training facility.
Archway Veterinary Practice is a CVS-owned small-animal clinic in Petersfield, established in 1991. Its website outlines a broad first-opinion service covering consultations, surgery, dentistry, imaging and in-house lab work, with additional listed interests in cardiology and ophthalmology. The practice is also listed as a Cat Friendly Clinic (Silver), holds RCVS recognitions for General Practice and Client Service Award – Outstanding, and is a veterinary nurse training facility.
Services
- •General veterinary care and preventive medicine: consultations, vaccinations, parasite control, microchipping, six-month health checks, and routine first-opinion care for small animals.
- •Nurse-led clinics and ongoing support: blood pressure checks, grooming and nail clipping, anal sac expression, and regular follow-up care. Reviews also mention frequent nurse bandage changes for a long-running wound and long-term management of Addison’s disease with monthly injections and periodic blood tests.
- •Surgery, dentistry and diagnostics: the website lists surgery, dentistry, ultrasound, X-rays and in-house lab work. Recent examples include entropion surgery, eye surgery for a tumour, and pre-operative imaging that identified later-stage cancer.
- •Referral interests and additional services: cardiology and ophthalmology are listed interests, with reviews especially highlighting eye cases. Home visits and pet travel documentation are also listed.
- •Emergency arrangements, species and facilities: emergency support is available during normal opening hours, with out-of-hours care provided by MiNightVet. The practice website says it treats dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, gerbils, hamsters and ferrets, and has on-site parking and disabled access.
Pricing
Published prices suggest the clinic sits above average, based on a partial sample of comparable services.
People
- •Caroline (vet): thanked by name after treating a dog’s allergic reaction following a sting.
- •Kim: repeatedly praised in eye referral cases, including a cat’s eye tumour surgery and a cat’s entropion surgery.
- •Linda (admin/reception): singled out for supportive help during a long-term case involving frequent visits and bandage changes.
- •Reviews also speak very positively about the wider team of vets, nurses and reception staff for their friendliness, professionalism and follow-through.
Reviews
Google shows 4.7 stars from 93 reviews. Recent feedback is overwhelmingly positive, with these themes appearing repeatedly
- •Owners often describe the team as friendly, professional, efficient and kind, from reception through to nurses and vets.
- •Several reviews highlight careful case-handling rather than rushed appointments, including vets who listen closely and put in extra research or effort for more complex problems.
- •Eye cases stand out in particular, with Kim mentioned in referral treatment for both an eye tumour and entropion surgery, alongside positive comments about recovery and follow-up checks.
- •Other examples include urgent care for an allergic reaction after a sting, supportive handling of a dog with Leishmania, and steady long-term care for chronic conditions such as Addison’s disease.

