About Specialist Vets in Windsor
Mid-ranked clinics play a vital role in providing routine and preventive care.
Clinics like Tim The Vet, which may not offer emergency services or advanced training, are essential for handling everyday veterinary needs. These clinics focus on routine care, vaccinations, and non-urgent treatments, providing pet owners with reliable options for maintaining their pets' health. This focus ensures that the local veterinary landscape is well-rounded, with both specialized and routine care readily available.
There are 2 veterinary clinics listed for specialist vets in Windsor.
Top Rated Specialist Vets in Windsor
Top-ranked veterinary practices based on quality, service, and customer reviews
Forest House Veterinary Group describes itself as a privately owned (independent) veterinary group, established for over 150 years, with a main hospital that has a resident nurse on site 24 hours a day for accident-and-emergency care. Reviews add some practical decision signals: owners mention being squeezed in for a Sunday appointment when fully booked, and receiving a next-day follow-up call to check symptoms and worries. Dental work is specifically referenced (a senior cat having several teeth removed with a good outcome).
Forest House Veterinary Group describes itself as a privately owned (independent) veterinary group, established for over 150 years, with a main hospital that has a resident nurse on site 24 hours a day for accident-and-emergency care. Reviews add some practical decision signals: owners mention being squeezed in for a Sunday appointment when fully booked, and receiving a next-day follow-up call to check symptoms and worries. Dental work is specifically referenced (a senior cat having several teeth removed with a good outcome).
Alma Veterinary Hospital offers routine and preventive care (including vaccinations and parasite protection) alongside procedures such as neutering (with keyhole surgery options) and dental care, and it treats a range of small pets including rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and hamsters as well as cats and dogs. The clinic also states it provides emergency vet services, and one review describes a dog being kept overnight under emergency care for acute pancreatitis after an almost-immediate appointment.
Alma Veterinary Hospital offers routine and preventive care (including vaccinations and parasite protection) alongside procedures such as neutering (with keyhole surgery options) and dental care, and it treats a range of small pets including rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and hamsters as well as cats and dogs. The clinic also states it provides emergency vet services, and one review describes a dog being kept overnight under emergency care for acute pancreatitis after an almost-immediate appointment.
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