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Sidbury Hill Veterinary Clinic

#1 Vet in Tidworth, Hampshire

4.8
Independent Clinic

Sidbury Hill Veterinary Clinic – Vets in Tidworth

Updated January 2026
Independent Clinic

Clinic Overview

Sidbury Hill Veterinary Clinic is part of the Stonehenge Vets group (it operates under the stonehengevet.com website). It’s a veterinary nurse training facility, and recent reviews focus less on niche procedures and more on how the team handles everyday care and client communication—especially with dogs.

Sidbury Hill Veterinary Clinic is part of the Stonehenge Vets group (it operates under the stonehengevet.com website). It’s a veterinary nurse training facility, and recent reviews focus less on niche procedures and more on how the team handles everyday care and client communication—especially with dogs.

Decision-relevant specifics owners mention include

  • Reception helping make a transfer of care from a previous practice “seamless”.
  • A vet taking time to let a dog settle before examining, and explaining findings clearly.
  • Long-term continuity: one reviewer says they’ve used the practice for over 20 years and feel animal welfare comes first.

Services

  • Veterinary nurse training facility (listed as a service/specialisation in the clinic data).
  • General vet consultations/check-ups for dogs are implied in reviews (e.g., a first visit where the dog was examined and the vet explained everything clearly).
  • Transfer of care/records support is mentioned in reviews (reception helping with moving from a previous vet).

People

  • Ashley (reception): mentioned for handling the transfer from a previous vet smoothly and being friendly and approachable.
  • Kate (vet): mentioned for clear explanations, being sensitive to a dog’s needs, and taking time to settle the dog before checking her over.

Reviews

4.8 stars from 118 reviews. The latest reviews available to us are uniformly positive and focus on staff interactions rather than specific treatments. “”

  • Smooth, helpful front-desk support—especially for transferring care from another practice.
  • Vets taking time with nervous or unsettled dogs (settling the dog before the exam is specifically described).
  • Clear explanations during appointments.
  • Repeat and long-term use (including a reviewer citing over 20 years with the practice) and a sense that the team will “go over and above” to help.

Special Services

Vet Nurse Training

Location

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