Specialist Vets in Berkshire

Newbury South Vets4Pets is part of the Vets4Pets group. Its website presents it as a practice equipped for more complex work as well as routine care, with orthopaedic and advanced soft-tissue surgery, diagnostic imaging, an in-house lab, and hospitalisation facilities including separate cat and dog wards and an isolation unit. Recent feedback centres on clear communication, prompt appointments for unwell pets, kind handling of nervous animals, and regular updates for inpatients.

Forest House Veterinary Group presents itself as a privately owned, independent veterinary group that has been established for more than 150 years. It has a main hospital with a resident nurse on site 24 hours a day for accident and emergency care. Recent feedback is largely very positive about the team’s calm, compassionate approach and willingness to help in urgent situations, though there is also one serious negative complaint about end-of-life communication and cost.

Slough Vets4Pets is a Vets4Pets practice in Slough offering first-opinion veterinary care with on-site diagnostics, imaging, surgery, dentistry and nurse-led support services. The clinic also lists facilities including separate dog and cat waiting and ward areas, an isolation unit and an oxygen chamber, and it sees small mammals as well as cats and dogs. Recent feedback is largely positive, with owners often highlighting prompt help for urgent problems and compassionate end-of-life care, alongside some mixed experiences around reception and insurance administration.

Alma Veterinary Hospital in Windsor is part of IVC Evidensia and offers routine and preventive care alongside procedures such as neutering, including keyhole surgery options, and dental treatment. The practice says it treats a range of small pets as well as cats and dogs, and it also offers emergency vet services. Recent feedback is largely very positive, with owners often highlighting clear explanations, a caring team and supportive handling in both routine and difficult situations.

Maidenhead Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group in Maidenhead. The practice lists facilities including an in-house laboratory, operating theatre, digital X-ray, ultrasound, ECG, isolation, and separate dog and cat wards, supporting both routine appointments and more involved medical or surgical care. Recent owner feedback remains largely positive, with repeated praise for clinical care and a small number of complaints about front-desk communication.

Falkland Veterinary Clinic is a CVS-owned practice in Newbury, established in 1989, with a broad small-animal service that also includes exotics and birds. It is also noted as a training centre for veterinary nurses, with student-training partnerships. The clinic handles both routine and urgent problems, with its own on-site team covering emergencies until 7pm and named out-of-hours providers after that.

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.

Valley Equine Hospital Lambourn Ltd is an RCVS Accredited Equine Hospital for horses and ponies, offering both ambulatory visits and hospital-based investigations in Lambourn, Berkshire. The practice states it provides a 24-hour emergency service, 365 days a year, with out-of-hours calls handled by experienced veterinary nurses. Facilities listed include digital radiography and a standing distal limb CT scanner, and reviews describe horses being referred in for scans and surgery, with regular owner updates during hospital stays.

Moor Cottage Veterinary Practice in Bracknell is part of Linnaeus and is RCVS Accredited as well as Silver Cat Friendly Accredited, with a dedicated cat-only clinic. It offers a broad mix of routine and preventive care alongside procedures such as neutering (including keyhole surgery) and dental care. Reviews continue to highlight the calmer experience for cat owners, while emergency care expectations appear mixed: the practice advertises out-of-hours emergency arrangements, but one recent reviewer said overnight care involved transfer to another hospital.

Ashworth Veterinary Group in Sandhurst is part of VetPartners. Recent feedback continues to highlight clear, unhurried explanations, friendly and efficient appointments, and kind handling of anxious or very unwell pets. Owners also mention helpful vaccination visits and prompt follow-up, including quickly arranging medication when needed. One repeated complaint centres on a direct-debit cancellation that was not processed properly after a move.

Forest House Veterinary Group is a privately owned practice in Ascot that says it has been established for more than 150 years. It offers routine preventative care alongside common procedures such as dental work and neutering, with accident and emergency support available via its hospital service, including a resident nurse on site 24 hours a day. Recent feedback continues to point to long-standing client relationships, kind support at difficult moments, and attentive nursing care during procedures.

Kelperland Veterinary Centre in Maidenhead treats a broad mix of pets including dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, chickens, hamsters and guinea pigs. The clinic is noted for handling both routine care and more complex cases, with reviews highlighting orthopaedic surgery, cancer-related operations, urgent injury treatment and thoughtful end-of-life support. It is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.

Donnington Grove Veterinary Group is a large first-opinion small-animal practice in Newbury that has been established for over 100 years. Its main site is an RCVS-accredited hospital and states it is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for routine appointments as well as emergencies. Recent feedback continues to highlight fast help when something is urgent and calm, compassionate support for end-of-life care, including both in-clinic appointments and one home visit.

Family Friends Veterinary Centre describes itself as an independent, family-run practice that has been operating since 2006. Reviews paint a picture of a clinic used for both routine care and more involved cases, with owners highlighting persistent work on complex urinary problems, surgical care, and thoughtful follow-up after procedures. Recent feedback also points to a friendly, familiar atmosphere, with long-term clients and supportive handling for anxious pets.

Companion Care (Reading) Ltd trades as Vets4Pets in Reading and offers a broad mix of routine, surgical and diagnostic care for cats, dogs and a range of small pets and exotics. The practice also provides WhatsApp support for queries, photos and videos, and its stated out-of-hours care is handled by Vets Now. Recent feedback is largely positive, with many long-term clients, though a small number of reviews raise concerns about pricing, pace of some appointments and one rodent consultation.

The Berkshire Vet is an independent practice in Newbury offering routine veterinary care alongside surgery, hospitalisation and 24/7 emergency support. Recent feedback is consistently very positive, with owners highlighting calm, low-stress handling, clear explanations and a team that puts animal welfare first. Reviews also mention clean, modern facilities and strong support in urgent or difficult cases.

Medivet Wokingham 24 hour Kynoch Vets is part of the Medivet group and offers 24/7 care, including out-of-hours consultations alongside routine and advanced surgery. Recent reviews describe a practice that is often praised for calm handling, clear explanations and supportive care in urgent and ongoing cases. Feedback is especially positive around nervous pets, prompt diagnostics and the reassurance of having a 24-hour hospital nearby, although one out-of-hours review reports a missed follow-up call and frustration about being asked to pay for another visit.

The Beeches Veterinary Centre in Slough is part of CVS and operates as a small animal practice. Its website-listed facilities indicate a broad first-opinion service, including routine preventive care, nurse clinics, X-ray, ultrasound, an on-site laboratory, and referral support for soft tissue surgery, orthopaedics and cardiology. It also offers an exotics GP service and states that out-of-hours care is provided by MiNightVet Wokingham and MiNightVet Maidenhead.

Kingsclere Veterinary Surgery in Newbury is consistently praised for clear communication, thoughtful care and a calm approach with nervous pets. Recent feedback covers both routine visits and procedures such as cat spays, dog castration and dental treatment, with owners mentioning updates during the day by WhatsApp and photos. Clients also frequently say appointments feel unhurried, with problems and options explained clearly.

Mulberry House Vets is an independently owned veterinary practice in Wokingham with modern, purpose-built facilities for dogs, cats and rabbits. It offers everyday care such as vet and nurse consultations, video appointments and home visits, alongside more advanced diagnostics and procedures including CT, endoscopy, keyhole surgery and orthopaedic surgery. Recent feedback continues to highlight clear communication, calm handling of nervous pets, and especially compassionate support around end-of-life care, including home euthanasia.

Penstone Veterinary Group in Slough offers routine veterinary care alongside urgent and emergency treatment, and it states that it is a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback continues to highlight fast help in urgent cases, including emergency surgery for pyometra and same-day help for a collapsed kitten, alongside routine care such as dentistry. Reviews are mostly very positive about the team’s kindness, communication and thorough approach, though there is also one detailed negative account concerning surgical aftercare.

Valley Veterinary Group in Reading offers a broad mix of routine and surgical veterinary care, with website-listed treatment for dogs, cats, rabbits, other exotics, horses, and farm animals. Recent feedback is largely positive, with owners highlighting long-term care, supportive communication, and good surgical outcomes. There is also an isolated negative review centred on communication around possible specialist care.

Coach House Vets Ltd is a Newbury practice providing care for dogs, cats and horses, including fully mobile equine work. Website information also lists weekly free zone visits, a veterinary nurse training facility, and out-of-hours cover through MiNightVets and Equicall. Recent reviews present the practice as experienced, approachable and clear in its communication, with owners using it for both routine appointments and urgent problems.

Medivet Bracknell Easthampstead Kynoch Vets is part of the Medivet group in Bracknell. It offers routine preventative care such as vaccinations and health checks, alongside same-day help for urgent problems. Overnight emergency consultations are available between 7pm and 9am, with access to 24-hour emergency care through Medivet centres. Recent feedback highlights quick appointments, calm handling of nervous pets, and prompt treatment in stressful situations.

Scott Dunn's Equine Clinic is an equine veterinary practice in Wokingham, Berkshire, offering emergency veterinary care and operating as a veterinary nurse training facility. Owners regularly praise the clinic for kind, knowledgeable vets, friendly reception support, and reliable attendance. Reviews also highlight practical, compassionate help in difficult situations, including inpatient care and euthanasia support.

Goring Veterinary Centre in Reading is part of CVS and is marked as a veterinary nurse training facility. It appears to offer a broad veterinary service for common pets, covering routine care as well as surgery, diagnostics and referral support, with out-of-hours emergencies handled by MiNightVet. Recent feedback most strongly highlights supportive care during cancer treatment, gentle end-of-life care, and a calm approach with anxious pets.

St Vincents Veterinary Surgery is a family-owned, independent practice in Wokingham that opened in 2005 and moved into a purpose-built facility in 2015. It offers general medical and surgical care, with an orthopaedic referral service that includes cruciate ligament repairs in dogs. Recent feedback highlights trusted long-term care for older dogs, including arthritis management, and compassionate support during end-of-life appointments. A small number of reviews also raise concerns about rabbit handling and access to help out of hours.

The Veterinary Centre, trading as Henley Vets Limited, presents itself as an independent small-animal practice offering routine care alongside full surgical facilities and emergency care. It appears equipped for both everyday veterinary work, such as vaccinations, prescriptions and nurse clinics, and more involved treatment including dentistry and operations. Reviews consistently highlight a friendly atmosphere and clear communication around treatment options and plans.

Medivet Lower Earley is a Medivet practice in Reading, Berkshire, offering routine and broader first-opinion veterinary care for dogs, cats, small pets and some exotics. The practice offers in-house diagnostics, nurse clinics, home visits and pet travel paperwork, with out-of-hours care provided by Medivet 24 Hour Wokingham. Recent feedback is largely very positive, especially for friendly staff, calm handling and clear, unhurried consultations.

Shinfield Vets in Reading offers routine veterinary care for dogs, cats and a notably wide range of small pets, birds and reptiles. Website information indicates services including vaccinations, microchipping, neutering, nurse-led clinics and emergency care, and the clinic is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent feedback is especially positive about the team’s calm handling of nervous pets and their confidence with exotic species as well as cats and dogs.

Vet's Klinic Reading is a veterinary practice in Reading that recent reviewers describe as caring, clear in its communication, and especially thoughtful with anxious pets. Feedback covers routine appointments such as vaccinations as well as major surgery and urgent help, with several owners saying visits feel unrushed and well explained. Registered pets also have 24/7 access to VidiVet, and the clinic is a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.

Valley Veterinary Group in Reading offers a broad mix of routine, surgical and preventive veterinary care, with website information also indicating nurse clinics, referral services, animal health certificates and 24-hour emergency cover. The practice is listed as part of the RCVS Practice Standards Scheme and as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback paints a mixed picture overall, with praise for compassionate support and friendly service alongside some concerns about medication pricing and a small number of serious negative allegations about clinical outcomes.

Vets Now (Reading) is part of the Vets Now emergency veterinary group within IVC Evidensia, providing out-of-hours care for dogs, cats and small animals. The clinic says it opened in 2004 and is RCVS-accredited as a Small Animal Emergency Service Clinic. It is set up for urgent and critical cases with on-site diagnostics and hospitalisation, and recent reviews continue to describe quick access, overnight care and regular updates for owners.

Valley Veterinary Group is a long-established independent practice in Reading and is accredited under the RCVS Practice Standards Scheme. The practice says it treats a wide range of species, including dogs, cats, rabbits, exotics, horses and farm animals, and offers both routine care and surgery. Recent feedback is mixed overall: some owners praise the team’s compassion, professionalism and aftercare, while others raise concerns about communication and charges.

Camelid Veterinary Services Ltd is a specialist clinic focused on alpacas and llamas, operating from a purpose-built clinic and led by an RCVS-recognised Specialist in Camelid Health & Production. The clinic’s work spans hands-on veterinary care, including surgery and reproduction, alongside lab-backed herd health support such as faecal testing, cria IgG testing, and plasma-related services. Recent reviews continue to highlight successful surgical cases, fertility work, fast lab turnaround, and a calm specialist setting for camelid patients.