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Animed Veterinary Group - Cowplain

#6 Vet in Waterlooville, Hampshire

4.7
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Animed Veterinary Group - Cowplain – Vets in Waterlooville

Updated January 2026
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Clinic Overview

Animed Veterinary Group – Cowplain is part of the wider Animed Veterinary Group (not an independent one‑off clinic). The group describes itself as a long‑established small animal and equine practice, and states it has 24‑hour emergency care and hospitalisation available through its main hospital, with out‑of‑hours small‑animal emergency cover provided via MiNightVet.

Animed Veterinary Group – Cowplain is part of the wider Animed Veterinary Group (not an independent one‑off clinic). The group describes itself as a long‑established small animal and equine practice, and states it has 24‑hour emergency care and hospitalisation available through its main hospital, with out‑of‑hours small‑animal emergency cover provided via MiNightVet.

From the latest reviews available, the branch is repeatedly mentioned for routine pet care (for example, kitten vaccinations and health checks) and for practical, time‑saving guidance (one owner says they were advised over the phone to avoid paying a consultation fee and then booked in the next day). Reviews also show a clear split: several owners describe supportive, communicative appointments, while one detailed account alleges serious problems with medication supply and clinical guidance during an ongoing illness.

Services

  • •Small animal care (species listed by the group include dogs, cats and “small pets”).
  • •Equine care (horses, ponies and donkeys are listed by the group).
  • •Vaccinations and new‑pet check-ups (e.g., “initial vaccinations and check up” for kittens).
  • •Microchip-related appointment activity (a vet is described as letting a child “find microchip” during the visit).
  • •Telephone advice/triage (one review describes phone advice intended to save the consultation fee, followed by an appointment the next day).
  • •Diagnostics discussed in reviews: blood testing is specifically mentioned.
  • •Ongoing medication management is referenced (insulin is discussed in a negative review, including concerns about what was supplied).
  • •Referral onward when needed: one reviewer notes that “some things they can’t do” and they are “sent to another much larger vet.”
  • •Emergency care (group-level statement): the practice states it offers 24‑hour emergency care and hospitalisation via its main hospital, with out‑of‑hours small-animal emergency services provided via MiNightVet.

People

  • •Reception team: mentioned positively alongside the vet team during kitten vaccination visits (“from receptionist to the veterinarian… lots of advice and reassurance”).
  • •Vets/veterinary team (no individual names given)
  • •One reviewer describes a vet explaining procedures to a child during a microchip-related moment in the appointment, and involving them in what was happening.
  • •Another review highlights decision-making support by phone (advice given to avoid an unnecessary consultation fee, and an appointment arranged for the next day).
  • •In contrast, one detailed negative review alleges the vet provided minimal guidance after blood test results—described as asking the owner what they wanted to do next and handing them a textbook to choose further tests—alongside complaints about medication errors and lack of apology.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 47 reviews.

  • •Routine visits described as smooth and informative: multiple reviews mention good explanations, reassurance, and advice during kitten vaccinations/check-ups.
  • •Practical support and accessibility: one owner reports being able to reach the practice easily and getting efficient help; another describes being advised over the phone to avoid paying a consult fee, then booked in the next day.
  • •Communication style during appointments: a vet is described as talking a child through what was being done and involving them (microchip-related).
  • •Limits and onward referral: one reviewer notes they were referred to a larger vet for some needs.
  • •Serious negative account (contradicting the above): one reviewer alleges billing and supply issues with insulin (including being given the “wrong insulin” and opened syringe pouches), and describes a lack of clinical direction after blood testing during a prolonged illness, with a later diagnosis of liver tumours made elsewhere.

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