Best Vets in Cirencester – Complete Local Guide

Cirencester Vets4Pets Ltd describes itself as a locally owned Vets4Pets practice with a modern, well‑equipped setup and some advanced services (including orthopaedics and ophthalmology); it also states it accepts referrals from other veterinary practices. On the review side, recent owners repeatedly describe fast handling of urgent problems (for example, a dog hit by a car being seen within minutes and checked thoroughly) and notably detailed end‑of‑life support (being talked through what would happen, private time to say goodbye, plus keepsakes like paw prints and a sympathy card). Concrete specifics supported by the inputs include: - Emergency assessment described as rapid (one dog “seen within minutes” after a car accident, then discharged within a couple of hours after being checked over). - Bereavement support described in detail (ashes returned in a wooden casket, paw prints and a lock of fur provided, sympathy card signed by the team). - Advanced procedures and diagnostics listed on the website (e.g., cruciate surgery, fracture repair, dental X‑ray, ultrasound; ophthalmology diagnosis/treatment). - Out-of-hours emergency care is stated to be provided via Eastcott Veterinary Hospital (as the named arrangement on the website).

Cotswold Vets describes itself as “friendly and family run” and notes same-day diagnostics on its website, with out-of-hours care redirected to Eastcott Vets. Reviews strongly echo a practice geared toward routine check-ups and surgical work, including dental procedures and larger operations. Several owners mention thorough appointments (one describing a first consult lasting around 40 minutes with multiple checks) and smooth handling of admin issues even when not booked with a specific vet. One recent 1-star review raises concerns about the sequence of dental/tumour investigations and a dispute about £200 cremation fees, which conflicts with the largely positive experiences reported by others.

Benson & Babb is an independent veterinary practice (established since the 1950s, per its website) offering first-opinion care for pets and farm animals, plus a 24/7 emergency service for registered clients that’s handled by their own vets. Recent reviews consistently describe continuity (clients say the team “get to know your pet” and you’re often “consistent with who you see”), flexibility for urgent problems (one owner was fitted in close to closing time for a torn dewclaw), and supportive end-of-life care (multiple reviews mention euthanasia guidance and “gentle care” during a goodbye).

The Sidings Veterinary Surgery describes itself as an independent practice providing care for small animals and horses, with 24/7 out-of-hours emergency cover delivered in collaboration with The George Veterinary Hospital (including shared access to patient records for continuity). The clinic highlights longer, 15‑minute vet appointments on its website, and reviews give concrete examples of that extra time being used—such as a vet engaging calmly with a dog before treatment. Recent reviews also mention pet travel paperwork (Export Health Certificate) handled end-to-end, and a grass seed removal that was managed without sedation.

Martin and Manifold Vets Ltd describes itself on its website as an independent, family-owned small animal veterinary practice. Reviews back up a practice that handles a mix of routine and more complex cases (including guinea pig abscess surgery, stabilising an unwell older cat, and dog eye removal) and that makes time for follow-up (for example, a post-op check-in call from reception and a Saturday review appointment after surgery). Several owners also mention appointments that don’t feel rushed, with space to ask questions and get clear explanations before decisions are made.