About Specialist Vets in Newbury
For those interested in specialized veterinary care, Newbury offers options through clinics involved in training and professional development.
Four clinics in Newbury are actively involved in veterinary nurse training, indicating a commitment to advancing veterinary education and expertise within the community. These clinics not only offer routine and emergency care but also participate in the professional development of veterinary nurses, potentially leading to a higher standard of care through well-trained staff. Pet owners seeking clinics with a focus on training can expect a dynamic environment where continuous learning and improvement in animal care are prioritized.
There are 6 veterinary clinics listed for specialist vets in Newbury.
Top Rated Specialist Vets in Newbury
Top-ranked veterinary practices based on quality, service, and customer reviews
Concrete details mentioned by owners include
- •Cat spay/neuter surgery with “excellent” communication via WhatsApp (including convenience of messaging). - Dental descale with possible extractions, where one owner says the quote included any extractions and aftercare, and they received progress updates and photos during the day. - Nail trimming provided as a regular service for a pet on a subscription.
Concrete details mentioned by owners include
- •Cat spay/neuter surgery with “excellent” communication via WhatsApp (including convenience of messaging). - Dental descale with possible extractions, where one owner says the quote included any extractions and aftercare, and they received progress updates and photos during the day. - Nail trimming provided as a regular service for a pet on a subscription.
Newbury South Vets4Pets is part of the Vets4Pets group and is described on its website as a locally owned practice led by RCVS Recognised Advanced Practitioners (Natasha Jameson, Joe Binfield, Dan Preece). The clinic looks set up for more complex work than routine primary care, with orthopaedic and advanced soft-tissue surgery (including referrals), diagnostic imaging (ultrasound, digital X-ray, echocardiograms), an in-house lab, and hospitalisation facilities (including an isolation unit and separate cat/dog wards).
Newbury South Vets4Pets is part of the Vets4Pets group and is described on its website as a locally owned practice led by RCVS Recognised Advanced Practitioners (Natasha Jameson, Joe Binfield, Dan Preece). The clinic looks set up for more complex work than routine primary care, with orthopaedic and advanced soft-tissue surgery (including referrals), diagnostic imaging (ultrasound, digital X-ray, echocardiograms), an in-house lab, and hospitalisation facilities (including an isolation unit and separate cat/dog wards).
Falkland Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice established in 1989, and is a training centre for veterinary nurses with partnerships mentioned for student training. The clinic appears set up for a wide range of routine and urgent problems across many species (from dogs and cats through to exotics and birds), with emergency care provided by its own on-site team until 7pm and named out-of-hours providers after that.
Falkland Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice established in 1989, and is a training centre for veterinary nurses with partnerships mentioned for student training. The clinic appears set up for a wide range of routine and urgent problems across many species (from dogs and cats through to exotics and birds), with emergency care provided by its own on-site team until 7pm and named out-of-hours providers after that.
The Berkshire Vet describes itself as an independent veterinary clinic with hospitalisation facilities, offering routine care, surgery and a 24/7 emergency service (as stated on its website). Reviews repeatedly mention a “meet and greet”/familiarisation approach for anxious pets, including taking appointments slowly with treats and lick mats, and also describe urgent problem-solving such as mild sedation to remove a fish hook and treatment for a cat’s upper respiratory tract disease that had spread to the sinuses. Several reviewers also highlight help with insurance claims and say the practice is transparent on pricing (without quoting specific fees).
The Berkshire Vet describes itself as an independent veterinary clinic with hospitalisation facilities, offering routine care, surgery and a 24/7 emergency service (as stated on its website). Reviews repeatedly mention a “meet and greet”/familiarisation approach for anxious pets, including taking appointments slowly with treats and lick mats, and also describe urgent problem-solving such as mild sedation to remove a fish hook and treatment for a cat’s upper respiratory tract disease that had spread to the sinuses. Several reviewers also highlight help with insurance claims and say the practice is transparent on pricing (without quoting specific fees).
Our Score (89/100)
Donnington Grove Veterinary Group is a large first-opinion small-animal practice that has been established for over 100 years. The main site is an RCVS-accredited hospital and states it is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for both routine appointments and emergencies. Reviews most often describe urgent same-day help (including being seen within 15 minutes for end-of-life care) and calm, unhurried support during euthanasia appointments, including being given time afterwards and (in one case) being offered the option to pay later.
Donnington Grove Veterinary Group is a large first-opinion small-animal practice that has been established for over 100 years. The main site is an RCVS-accredited hospital and states it is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for both routine appointments and emergencies. Reviews most often describe urgent same-day help (including being seen within 15 minutes for end-of-life care) and calm, unhurried support during euthanasia appointments, including being given time afterwards and (in one case) being offered the option to pay later.
More Specialist Vets in Newbury
Additional veterinary clinics serving the area
Our Score (75/100)
- •Owners describe vets working around individual pets’ needs, including taking time with anxious animals during routine care (vaccinations completed without needing a muzzle in one case). - Multiple accounts highlight clear explanations during treatment, including step-by-step explanations while performing equine wound procedures. - Phone support features in several reviews (reassurance and advice during urgent situations; follow-up availability for concerns).
- •Owners describe vets working around individual pets’ needs, including taking time with anxious animals during routine care (vaccinations completed without needing a muzzle in one case). - Multiple accounts highlight clear explanations during treatment, including step-by-step explanations while performing equine wound procedures. - Phone support features in several reviews (reassurance and advice during urgent situations; follow-up availability for concerns).
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