Dog & Cat Vets in Petersfield

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.

Petersfield Integrated Vets is an independent veterinary practice in Petersfield, established in 2015, with a focus on integrated veterinary medicine that combines conventional care with acupuncture and laser-based therapies. The practice is repeatedly praised for calm, unrushed handling and a gentle, animal-centred approach, with owners noting that pets are given time to settle rather than being rushed. Reviews also continue to highlight its use for chronic pain and mobility cases, routine check-ups, and support alongside more conventional treatment plans.

- Long-term loyalty stands out, with owners describing 30 to 40 years with the practice and saying they would not go elsewhere. - Calm, patient handling is a recurring theme, especially for anxious dogs, upset cats and young puppies. - Appointments are often described as thorough and well run, with vets keeping to time, carrying out careful examinations and explaining things clearly.

- Warm, friendly service: many reviewers describe the team as lovely, caring, helpful, and going above and beyond. - Strong trust in Amy: she is repeatedly praised for her judgement, professionalism, and ability to put nervous dogs at ease. - Helpful access and support: examples include same-day registration and appointment for a dog with a UTI concern, plus practical support for a litter of seven puppies.

Recent feedback highlights: - Strong reports of mobility improvement, including dogs walking farther, moving more comfortably and gaining strength after rehab or treadmill work. - Clear treatment planning and ongoing guidance are recurring themes, with owners mentioning thorough assessments, explained treatment plans and practical home exercises. - Gentle handling stands out, especially for anxious, nervous or lively dogs, with staff praised for patience and for working at each dog’s pace.