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Our Score (44/100)
Hamilton Equine Veterinary Practice Limited presents itself as an independently owned equine practice in Hungerford, established in 2023, with a principal focus on Thoroughbred racehorses. Its website-grounded services include ambulatory veterinary care, diagnostics, and consultancy and sales. Recent reviews also describe out-of-hours care, inpatient stays for colic, and colic surgery, so owners appear to use the practice for both routine and urgent equine cases.
- •Written reviews consistently praise kind, knowledgeable vets and a great reception team. - Punctuality and reliability stand out, with owners saying the practice turns up on time. - Reviews mention good care for horses and professional service, including support during inpatient stays.
Our Score (43/100)
- •Positive feedback highlights caring support during a puppy’s surgery, with frequent progress calls and a smooth follow-up visit for stitch removal. - Reception staff were specifically praised as friendly and welcoming. - Feedback on rabbit emergency care is mixed: one reviewer was grateful the team helped an injured rabbit, while another described a poor out-of-hours rabbit experience and raised concerns about rabbit-specific expertise and treatment.
GKG Vets in Thatcham offers appointment-based consultations and uses VetsNow for out-of-hours emergency care through a partner clinic. The practice promotes its Pet Health Club® Plus plan, where consultations are included, and identifies itself as a Cat Friendly Clinic. Website policies also note 48 hours’ notice for repeat medications and appointment-only collection.
- •Owners often describe strong communication, including regular updates during inpatient stays and clear explanations around surgery, aftercare and difficult decisions. - Recent and past reviews highlight referral work, especially scans, surgery, and more complex equine cases. - Staff are repeatedly praised for being caring, competent and supportive, with named mentions for Dr Jessica Kidd, Nina, Tom and Ollie.
Rossdales Lambourn is a veterinary clinic in Hungerford, Berkshire and is part of VetPartners. It offers emergency veterinary services, including 24/7 or extended-hours availability.
- •Recent comments are largely positive about the care pets receive, with several owners describing the team as friendly, compassionate, and reassuring. - Kim stands out in the feedback, with owners saying they trust her and value her knowledge, especially for long-term and more serious cases. - A number of reviewers mention long-term loyalty, saying they have used the practice for years and feel well looked after.
Therapy Vet in Bracknell focuses on canine rehabilitation, hydrotherapy and physiotherapy. Its published service information highlights support for mobility, weight management, and recovery after surgery or injury, alongside longer-term care for conditions such as hip and elbow dysplasia and arthritis. Puppy swims are also listed.
- •Positive comments focus mainly on spay procedures, with owners thanking the clinic for spaying their dogs and describing the service as good. - One reviewer said the staff were friendly and helpful with questions around treatment. - There is also a serious negative allegation from a reviewer reporting, second-hand, that friends' dog died after being given the wrong medication.
Foxhold House Surgery is part of Coach House Vets, which presents itself as an independent practice in Thatcham treating both small animals and horses. The practice combines routine small-animal care with a substantial equine service, including a fully mobile equine service and on-site stabling with a fully equipped equine treatment room. It also states that 24-hour emergency care is available, with on-call cover and out-of-hours arrangements shared with external providers at set times.