Specialist Vets in Gloucestershire

Cirencester Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group and offers a modern, well-equipped practice with both routine care and more advanced services, including orthopaedics and ophthalmology. The clinic also states that it accepts referrals from other veterinary practices. Out-of-hours emergency care is arranged through Eastcott Veterinary Hospital.

Folly Gardens Veterinary Clinic is part of Linnaeus and operates as a multi-branch practice, with the website stating it has four branches. It is also set up as a veterinary nurse training facility and offers emergency veterinary services. Recent feedback is mostly very positive, with owners often highlighting quick appointments, clear communication and accommodating access, though one review raises a serious concern about sedation and recovery after a nail clip and dew claw visit.

The Bridge Veterinary Clinic in Lechlade is a long-established practice that says it has been caring for pets since 1903, and it is now part of VetPartners. It offers routine pet care including vaccinations, neutering, dental work and microchipping, while also handling surgical cases and more involved treatment. The clinic’s website also says the team can visit farms for routine and emergency care.

The George Veterinary Clinic in Tetbury is part of The George Veterinary Group, an independent, RCVS-accredited practice with more than 75 years of service. It appears set up for both routine care and urgent problems, with the wider group providing 24-hour and out-of-hours emergency support. Recent feedback highlights prompt evening emergency help via the Malmesbury out-of-hours service, helpful follow-up on worming questions, and caring treatment for pets that are difficult to examine.

Sundean Veterinary Clinic in Cinderford is part of the Sundean Vet Group within IVC Evidensia. The clinic promotes routine and preventative care alongside Pet Health Club® Plus, Video Vet, home visits and out-of-hours support, and it is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback is mostly very positive, with owners often highlighting compassionate end-of-life care, friendly day-to-day service and reassuring communication.

The Rowe Veterinary Group is a multi-site first-opinion veterinary practice with six surgeries, with access to a 24-hour hospital within the group; the Wotton-under-Edge branch is described on the clinic website as having MRI facilities. The website also says the practice sees a wide range of species, including dogs, cats, small furries, birds and exotic animals. Recent feedback is broadly positive, especially for efficient appointments, kind handling of anxious pets, and smooth coordination between branches.

Drybridge Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice treating domestic pets in Coleford, with out-of-hours care provided by Vets Now via the usual surgery number. Reviews point to a long-established practice with many families returning for years, often praising its calm, caring approach. Owners also highlight a strong focus on the animal’s welfare and clear communication.

Millpark Veterinary Centre in Newent is part of IVC Evidensia. The clinic’s listed services cover routine preventive care, surgery, diagnostics, nurse clinics, and emergency help for dogs, cats, and several small pets including rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, and hamsters. Recent feedback commonly highlights clear explanations, calm handling of nervous or unwell animals, and a friendly reception team.

Sundean Lydney is part of the Sundean Veterinary Group and operates within IVC Evidensia. The practice offers out-of-hours care, with the website also mentioning home visits and a Pet Health Club® Plus plan that includes consultations. Owner feedback consistently suggests it is well set up for routine care and for nervous or reactive pets, including separate dog and cat areas, and it is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.

Martin and Manifold Vets Ltd presents itself as an independent, family-owned small animal practice in Cirencester. Reviews continue to reflect a clinic handling both routine care and more involved cases, including guinea pig surgery, urgent cat stabilisation, dog eye removal, and surgery to improve chronic ear problems. Owners commonly describe clear explanations, calm handling, and follow-up that continues after the main appointment.

Rachel Mowbray-Richardson Veterinary Services at The Renew Centre is a dog-only rehabilitation and pain-management service focused on investigating ongoing lameness and back problems, and supporting recovery after surgery. Reviews consistently describe thorough, sometimes full-day assessments combining diagnostics such as CT and ultrasound with hands-on treatment. A recurring theme is calm, careful handling of reactive or fearful dogs, with owners kept closely informed throughout.

The Cotswold Equine Clinic in Lechlade, Gloucestershire is listed as offering emergency veterinary services, while recent owner feedback centres mainly on equine physiotherapy-style visits with Chloe. Reviews consistently mention thorough full-body assessments, clear explanations, hands-on treatment and practical rehab advice. Owners also name massage, Indiba and SLEIP gait analysis as part of the approach, with examples ranging from post-fall soreness to longer-term stiffness, maintenance work and rehab.

Medivet Leckhampton is part of the Medivet group and is listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent feedback continues to present it as a practice geared to routine veterinary care and advice-led appointments, with owners often saying consultations are not rushed and explanations are clear. Reviews also mention cat-friendly handling, separate cat and dog areas, and small touches such as treats during visits.

Vale Wildlife Hospital & Rehabilitation Centre is a wildlife-only hospital and rehabilitation charity in Tewkesbury that says it treats more than 8,000 wildlife casualties each year and has been operating for over 40 years. It accepts injured or orphaned wild animals and birds from the public daily without needing to call ahead, and recent reviews also describe fast responses to urgent rescue situations involving foxes and deer. Reviewers continue to highlight practical handover and follow-up processes, including a reference number that can be used to check for updates online.

Companion Care (Gloucester) Ltd operates as a Vets4Pets practice in Gloucester, with an on-site operating theatre, in-house lab testing, and digital imaging including X-ray and ultrasound. The practice also lists a hospital ward and isolation unit, with out-of-hours emergency care provided by Wood Veterinary Group. Recent feedback continues to highlight quick access when pets need help, alongside compassionate support around surgery, serious illness, and end-of-life care.

The Coppins Veterinary Practice is an independent clinic in Wotton-under-Edge that says it has been established for over 60 years, treating small animals as well as farm, equine and camelid patients. Its website advertises 24-hour emergency cover, including a surgical team for caesareans and major trauma. Recent feedback is mixed: some owners describe compassionate urgent care and strong follow-up, while others report rude communication, missed callbacks, and concerns about continuity after Dr Ken Gradwell's death.

Ashcroft Veterinary Surgery is a small-animal practice in Tetbury. Reviews highlight practical, caring veterinary support, including on-site diagnosis and surgery for a dog’s knee dislocation, as well as help during cancer care and euthanasia. One owner also mentions the clinic handling insurance communication directly. Experiences are not entirely uniform, with one negative review raising concerns about costs, handling, and staff manner.

Severnside Veterinary Services Ltd in Lydney provides small-animal veterinary care and says it offers a comprehensive out-of-hours service. The practice is also a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback often highlights compassionate support in urgent and end-of-life situations, with several reviewers describing many years of loyalty to the clinic.

B&W Equine Group is a dedicated equine practice for horses, ponies and donkeys, offering both ambulatory visits and a referral hospital service in Berkeley, Gloucestershire. Its website describes a purpose-built equine hospital with on-site laboratory services and a team that includes specialist veterinary surgeons, alongside a 24/7 emergency service where calls are answered by experienced veterinary nurses who can advise until a vet arrives. Recent feedback is largely positive, with owners highlighting calm handling, clear communication and strong diagnostic support.

Vale Vets & Referrals in Dursley is an IVC Evidensia practice offering routine pet care alongside referral work for more complex cases. It is an RCVS Cat Friendly Clinic and a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews consistently highlight emergency treatment, inpatient care and clear communication during serious cases, including regular updates while pets are hospitalised.

Church Road Veterinary Centre presents itself as an independent, privately owned practice in Gloucester, led by Dr Debo, whose profile notes more than 22 years of clinical experience. The clinic appears set up for both routine appointments and time-sensitive problems, with owners describing urgent same-day help as well as longer-term support for serious illness. Recent feedback is consistently very positive about the team’s calm handling, compassion, and continuity of care.

Rowe Equine Ltd is primarily focused on horse care in and around Wotton-under-Edge, with urgent call-outs, clinic-based treatment, and support through serious illness and end-of-life decisions. Reviews consistently highlight clear explanations during worrying treatment, fast response in emergencies, and a caring approach from both vets and support staff. One older review also describes the practice examining and treating a cat.

Stroud Mobile Vets is a home-visit veterinary service in the Stonehouse area, focused on treating pets in their own environment. The service includes routine care such as consultations, prescriptions, vaccinations for dogs and cats, travel animal health certificates, and diagnostics including blood tests and cytology, with access to additional in-clinic facilities via Stonehouse Vets. Recent feedback particularly highlights calm, compassionate home support for anxious pets and for end-of-life care.

Cotswold Vets is a Cirencester practice offering same-day diagnostics, check-ups, surgery and dental work. Reviews consistently describe a kind, friendly team and thorough veterinary care, with particular praise for clear explanations and support during more complex cases. For out-of-hours care, clients are directed to Eastcott Vets.

Richardson Equine Vets presents itself as an independent equine practice in Tetbury, caring for horses and donkeys and providing 24/7, 365-day emergency cover. Its listed services cover routine care, dentistry, lameness and poor performance investigations, and diagnostics including radiography, ultrasound and endoscopy. Recent reviews consistently highlight clear explanations, practical management advice, and supportive handling in stressful situations. Some reviews refer to Cheltenham Equine Vets rather than Richardson Equine Vets.

Three Counties Equine Hospital in Tewkesbury is an RCVS-accredited equine hospital established in 1989 and part of VetPartners. It is equipped for referral-level diagnostics and hospital care, with on-site MRI, scintigraphy and radiography, plus a purpose-built theatre, critical care, isolation facilities and an HBLB-certified laboratory for CEM testing. Recent feedback centres on clear communication, compassionate inpatient care and support during both complex investigations and emergencies.

Lansdown Veterinary Services Ltd in Stroud is part of IVC Evidensia. The practice offers routine and urgent veterinary care, including laparoscopic neutering, nurse clinics, dental work and end-of-life support. Recent feedback is mixed: many clients praise the welcoming team, quick access to care and compassionate handling, while some raise concerns about pricing, prescriptions and continuity of care.

Waterlane Equine Vets is an independent equine-only practice in Stroud, founded in 2013 by Dr Tim Watson. It provides a 24/7 ambulatory call-out service and is equipped for on-site diagnostics, with portable imaging and scoping equipment plus an in-house lab. Recent reviews highlight quick response for urgent visits, clear explanations during treatment, and practical support with routine matters such as prescriptions, export paperwork, and general horse health advice.

Tomlinson Equine is an equine reproduction centre and ambulatory veterinary practice in Tetbury, Gloucestershire, established in 2002. The practice is run by equine vet Emma Tomlinson and focuses on specialist breeding work alongside performance and sports-horse medicine. Website information also notes emergency veterinary services.

Wood Veterinary Group Limited is part of VetPartners and appears set up for routine preventative care and common procedures, with owners specifically mentioning vaccinations, health checks, and a spay carried out at another branch in the group. One owner describes the waiting area as small but well lit, with enough separation space for stressed pets and higher placement areas for cat carriers. Emergency veterinary services are listed in the clinic data, although the out-of-hours arrangements are not detailed here. Recent feedback is especially strong on calm, friendly, compassionate handling and the sense of reassurance staff give to both pets and owners.

HeartVets in Dursley operates under the Vale Vets brand and is part of IVC Evidensia. The clinic offers routine preventative care such as vaccinations, neutering and microchipping, alongside dentistry, diagnostics, surgery and support for more complex cases including ophthalmology and oncology. It is also listed as an RCVS Cat Friendly Clinic, and the website says it sees a range of species beyond cats and dogs, including small mammals, birds and reptiles.

Companion Care (Cheltenham) Ltd trading as Vets4Pets is part of the Vets4Pets group. The clinic is equipped for a wide range of cases, with on-site diagnostics and treatment including an in-house lab, pharmacy, digital X-ray and ultrasound, plus separate cat and dog waiting areas and wards and an isolation unit. Recent feedback points to kind handling of both routine and more involved cases, though a smaller number of reviewers raise concerns about costs and prescription policies.

Hampton Equine Vets Ltd is an equine-focused practice in Stroud, Gloucestershire, although some owners refer to the team as Cheltenham Equine in reviews. Owners describe on-yard veterinary care and diagnostics, including ulcer scoping, medication collection, and urgent call-outs for problems such as colic. Recent feedback consistently highlights kind handling, clear explanations, and practical support for both horses and owners.

The Sidings Veterinary Surgery in Cirencester provides small animal and equine care, with 24/7 out-of-hours emergencies covered through The George Veterinary Hospital and shared access to records. The practice also offers routine and preventive care alongside diagnostics, dental work, laparoscopic spay, nursing clinics and pet travel paperwork. Recent reviews describe a friendly, efficient team, with particular praise for smooth paperwork, prompt appointments and thoughtful handling of urgent problems.

Gloucester Barnwood Vets4Pets is a Vets4Pets practice in Gloucester offering routine care, diagnostics, surgery, dentistry and inpatient care on site. Its facilities include an in-house laboratory, hospital ward and isolation unit, with out-of-hours emergency care provided through Vets Now. Recent feedback is very positive, with repeated praise for quick help in urgent cases, patient handling of anxious pets and a warm, supportive team.

Lansdown Veterinary Services Ltd in Stroud is described by owners as a friendly, calm practice with a particularly supportive approach to nervous pets. Feedback highlights confidence-building sessions for anxious dogs, careful handling on first visits for puppies and kittens, and appointments that feel unhurried. Reviewers also mention a clean, quieter-feeling environment that helps some pets settle more easily.

SPA Veterinary Services - Painswick Road is a Gloucester small-animal practice with a 24-hour emergency line and a veterinary nurse training role. Recent feedback shows strong long-term loyalty, with many clients describing caring, trustworthy support over many years. End-of-life care stands out in particular, including home euthanasia arrangements and giving families time and space to say goodbye. A small number of reviews mention poor front-desk communication during stressful moments.

Community Pet Clinic in Gloucester is a small practice that reviewers consistently praise for caring, responsive veterinary support. Owners frequently mention Helen and Richard by name, with strong trust in their handling of both routine and more complex cases. Reported strengths include same-day appointments when needed, calm handling by the nursing team, and support ranging from ongoing medical care to surgery.

Arvonia Vets is a veterinary clinic in Cheltenham offering routine care alongside emergency treatment, surgery and diagnostic work. Website information highlights surgical services including orthopaedics, knee reconstruction and complex soft tissue surgery, plus imaging and diagnostic facilities such as CT, ultrasound and an in-house laboratory. Recent feedback is very positive, with owners often mentioning a caring team, clear explanations and prompt help when pets are unwell.

Orchard View Vets Ltd is an independent practice in Gloucester founded by Maddie and Kate. It presents itself as a calm, fear-free clinic with an emphasis on continuity of care, including trying to let clients see the same vet each time. Recent feedback continues to highlight fast access to care, including same-day online appointments and prompt treatment for urgent cases, alongside clear explanations and open discussion of costs.

Folly Gardens Veterinary Clinic in Cheltenham is part of Linnaeus. The clinic offers routine veterinary care for pets, with recent feedback highlighting friendly front-desk support, quick appointment availability, and vets who explain treatment clearly. Recent reviews are largely very positive, with owners also noting wheelchair access.

Regency Vets appears to be an independent Cheltenham practice founded by husband-and-wife vets Alex and Olivia. Reviews consistently highlight continuity of care, with owners saying they can often see the same vet and that appointments do not feel rushed. Clients also describe clear explanations before treatment, calm and confidence-building handling for nervous pets, and reassuring support around procedures such as spays.

AAS Vets Ltd in Gloucester is a small-animal practice with multiple branches and a stated 24/7, 365-day emergency service, operating under Linnaeus Veterinary Ltd. The practice highlights preventative care alongside procedures such as neutering, dentistry and diagnostic imaging, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback most often mentions a clean environment and clear communication, with a small number of reviews raising concerns about complaint handling or medication changes.

Sundean Hartpury in Gloucester is part of Sundean Veterinary Group within IVC Evidensia. The clinic offers consultations, home visits, and an out-of-hours service, and the website also highlights Pet Health Club® Plus. Recent feedback is largely positive, with owners often mentioning clear communication, calm handling, and compassionate support during difficult visits.

Woodlands Veterinary Clinic Ltd treats a wide range of pets, including cats, dogs, small furries, and birds/exotics, and its website lists services such as Puppy Parties, senior pet clinics, and laparoscopic spay surgery. Out of hours, calls are transferred to a dedicated veterinary emergency clinic rather than being handled in-house. Recent reviews highlight both routine care and more involved cases, including rabbit vaccinations and neutering, support with long-term conditions such as Cushing’s disease, surgery and aftercare, and compassionate end-of-life support.

Crickmore Vets / Arvonia Vets presents itself as an independent practice and says it has been caring for family pets since 1980. The clinic’s website highlights advanced in-house diagnostics and surgery, including a CT scanner, ultrasound, laboratory testing, orthopaedics, knee reconstruction, and complex soft tissue surgery. Recent reviews most often praise the team’s compassionate end-of-life care, alongside positive experiences with puppy vaccinations and check-ups.

AAS Vets Ltd. in Gloucester, Gloucestershire is part of the Linnaeus veterinary group. It operates as a general practice with upgraded facilities, including separate dog and cat wards, a modern operating theatre, and a dental radiography suite, with access to more complex hospital-level care via Abbeydale Vets. Recent feedback consistently highlights clear communication, compassionate support during difficult appointments, and practical admin help such as handling insurance paperwork.

Woodlands Veterinary Clinic in Gloucester has a 4.8★ Google rating from 59 reviews. Feedback commonly mentions friendly reception staff, kind and informative vets, prompt help when needed, and clean, modern premises. There are also some less positive comments about appointment availability, being redirected to another branch, and charges linked to a pet plan.

Casvet in Cheltenham is a well-reviewed practice that owners often describe as calm, caring and practical. Reviews repeatedly highlight unhurried appointments, reassuring handling in difficult situations, and thoughtful support when pets are seriously ill or have died. Several owners also mention that using the practice helps support Cheltenham Animal Shelter.

Dragon Vets Charlton Kings is a Dragon Vets practice in Cheltenham and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. It offers general pet care alongside preventive support through a Pet Health Club, with reviews often highlighting clear explanations, a calm approach with nervous animals, and compassionate handling of difficult decisions. Recent feedback continues to praise the team’s friendliness, admin support, and end-of-life care.

Vets Now Cheltenham is part of the Vets Now out-of-hours emergency network under IVC Evidensia, providing emergency care for small animals when regular practices are closed, including holidays. Recent feedback shows a mixed but broadly positive picture: many owners describe prompt treatment, clear explanations and compassionate handling in urgent situations, while others report long waits when more critical cases take priority. Cost remains a recurring theme, with some owners appreciating upfront discussions and others finding emergency fees very high.