Best Vets in Tetbury – Complete Local Guide

The George Veterinary Clinic is part of The George Veterinary Group and describes itself as a proudly independent, RCVS-accredited practice with over 75 years in service. Based on the website and reviews, it appears set up for both routine pet care and urgent/out-of-hours problems, with the group providing 24-hour services and emergency care. Recent reviews describe being seen immediately for an evening emergency via the out-of-hours service, and reception support with worming queries the next day. Owners also mention help with pet travel paperwork/support for a cat and thorough handling of a difficult-to-examine older dog, including medication that resolved the problem within days.

Richardson Equine Vets describes itself as an independent equine practice, providing care for horses and donkeys and offering 24/7, 365-day emergency cover (per the clinic website). The clinic is set up for both routine work and more investigative cases, with website-listed diagnostics including radiography, ultrasound and endoscopy, plus dentistry and lameness/poor performance investigations. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe vets talking through options and likely outcomes (including end‑of‑life decisions), and giving practical management advice alongside clinical care (for example, reviewing a feeding regime and measurements). Some reviews refer to “Cheltenham Equine Vets,” which may indicate a naming/branding link or change; the input data here identifies the clinic as Richardson Equine Vets, so there is a name mismatch across sources.

Ashcroft Veterinary Surgery is a small-animal practice where reviews specifically mention on-site diagnosis and surgery for an orthopaedic problem (a dog’s knee dislocation), as well as support through cancer care and euthanasia. Owners also describe practical decision-making and, in one case, the clinic handling insurance communication directly. Experiences aren’t uniform: alongside multiple 5‑star accounts, one review reports concerns about pet handling, staff professionalism, and being charged “almost double” compared with other vets.

Tomlinson Equine is an equine reproduction centre and ambulatory veterinary practice established in 2002, focused on breeding work alongside performance sports-horse medicine. No corporate group is mentioned; the website says the practice is run by equine vet Emma Tomlinson. It is set up for specialist breeding services (including semen collection/freezing and embryo work) and sports-horse issues such as lameness and athletic performance. In the latest written reviews available to us, owners most often mention helpful, knowledgeable staff, alongside one comment questioning the suitability of a 16-year-old broodmare as a surrogate.

B&W Equine Group Ltd is an equine-only practice with an Equine Hospital and a Stud and Insemination Centre, offering both routine care and more advanced investigations (for example, lameness work-ups and gastroscopy). The clinic states it provides 24/7 emergency care. Recent reviews include multiple positive comments about stud/insemination work and one detailed account praising a vet (named Sally) for fitting in a “squeezed in” appointment and explaining ongoing options; however, there are also detailed 1‑star reviews describing concerns about communication, cost, and follow-up after serious cases (including a colic call-out quote and a hospitalised foal outcome).