There are 14 veterinary clinics listed for farm and large-animal vets in Buckinghamshire.
Top Rated Farm & Large-Animal Vets in Buckinghamshire
Top-ranked veterinary practices based on quality, service, and customer reviews
Wendover Heights Veterinary Centre has provided veterinary care for over 40 years and is RCVS-accredited. It treats cats, dogs and horses, and is also a veterinary nurse training facility. Owners most often describe a practice that takes time to explain options (so they feel “informed and empowered”) and handles both routine care (for example, first vaccinations for kittens) and urgent situations (for example, rapid response after a dog ate raisins). A distinctive practical feature mentioned is a separate cat area/building, which owners say helps keep cats calmer away from dogs. The practice also offers routine late-evening appointments until 8:15pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays (at its main branch).
Wendover Heights Veterinary Centre has provided veterinary care for over 40 years and is RCVS-accredited. It treats cats, dogs and horses, and is also a veterinary nurse training facility. Owners most often describe a practice that takes time to explain options (so they feel “informed and empowered”) and handles both routine care (for example, first vaccinations for kittens) and urgent situations (for example, rapid response after a dog ate raisins). A distinctive practical feature mentioned is a separate cat area/building, which owners say helps keep cats calmer away from dogs. The practice also offers routine late-evening appointments until 8:15pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays (at its main branch).
The Vet Centre Ltd is an RCVS-accredited practice that offers routine consultations plus structured plans like Pet Health Club® (with consultations included on the “Plus” plan) and payment via Klarna. For urgent issues, owners describe being seen the same day and, in one case, staff staying open to wait for an injured dog. Out-of-hours care is provided via a partner service (Vets Now) from 7:00pm on weekdays and from Saturday 12:00pm through to Monday 8:00am, with their normal out-of-hours charges applying. Recent reviews are mostly positive about thorough exams and clear explanations, but one review describes staff seeming stressed and “rude,” alongside complaints about high bills.
The Vet Centre Ltd is an RCVS-accredited practice that offers routine consultations plus structured plans like Pet Health Club® (with consultations included on the “Plus” plan) and payment via Klarna. For urgent issues, owners describe being seen the same day and, in one case, staff staying open to wait for an injured dog. Out-of-hours care is provided via a partner service (Vets Now) from 7:00pm on weekdays and from Saturday 12:00pm through to Monday 8:00am, with their normal out-of-hours charges applying. Recent reviews are mostly positive about thorough exams and clear explanations, but one review describes staff seeming stressed and “rude,” alongside complaints about high bills.
CM Equine Vets is an equine-focused practice; the latest reviews describe help with urgent horse/pony problems (including colic) and routine call-outs, alongside an “office team” supporting bookings and communication. Reviews repeatedly name a vet called Clare/Claire, with one client also mentioning Bart.
Concrete examples owners mention include
- •Support “from start to finish” when a pony had colic while the owner was away from their usual vet.
- •At-yard call-out for a horse in visible discomfort, where the owner says the vet helped them feel at ease.
- •Advice described as “above and beyond”, and decision-making that’s “mindful of people’s situations” while “doing right by the horse”.
Note: multiple reviews refer to the practice as “D M Vets”, which doesn’t match the clinic name provided here.
CM Equine Vets is an equine-focused practice; the latest reviews describe help with urgent horse/pony problems (including colic) and routine call-outs, alongside an “office team” supporting bookings and communication. Reviews repeatedly name a vet called Clare/Claire, with one client also mentioning Bart.
Concrete examples owners mention include
- •Support “from start to finish” when a pony had colic while the owner was away from their usual vet.
- •At-yard call-out for a horse in visible discomfort, where the owner says the vet helped them feel at ease.
- •Advice described as “above and beyond”, and decision-making that’s “mindful of people’s situations” while “doing right by the horse”.
Note: multiple reviews refer to the practice as “D M Vets”, which doesn’t match the clinic name provided here.
Hall Place Veterinary Centre is an RCVS-accredited small-animal practice that has been providing care since 1993, and it also lists orthopaedic referrals. Recent reviews describe thorough, question-led consultations where vets discuss options without pushing products or procedures, and several owners mention the clinic being good at handling anxious or excitable dogs. A couple of recent negative reviews raise concerns about post-treatment administration: one mentions a fee for providing information to an insurer and slow email responses, and another disputes being charged an exam fee after returning to discuss a vaccine reaction.
Hall Place Veterinary Centre is an RCVS-accredited small-animal practice that has been providing care since 1993, and it also lists orthopaedic referrals. Recent reviews describe thorough, question-led consultations where vets discuss options without pushing products or procedures, and several owners mention the clinic being good at handling anxious or excitable dogs. A couple of recent negative reviews raise concerns about post-treatment administration: one mentions a fee for providing information to an insurer and slow email responses, and another disputes being charged an exam fee after returning to discuss a vaccine reaction.
Vetcetera’s website describes the organisation as providing veterinary consulting focused on the welfare of animals used in TV and film, with on‑set experience stated as “since 1993.”
The Google profile and latest reviews available to us, however, repeatedly refer to “The Wheelhouse” and discuss day‑to‑day pet appointments (including urgent visits and surgery). Based on those reviews, owners describe
- •Last‑minute/urgent appointment availability (including an urgent visit after suspected ingestion of balloons).
- •Clear updates during an operation, with one owner saying they were kept informed throughout.
- •Support during end‑of‑life care, including help during a pet’s final days. Pricing is a major point of disagreement: multiple reviews praise the care, while several 1‑star reviews describe very high bills for short consultations/treatments and disputes over charges.
Vetcetera’s website describes the organisation as providing veterinary consulting focused on the welfare of animals used in TV and film, with on‑set experience stated as “since 1993.”
The Google profile and latest reviews available to us, however, repeatedly refer to “The Wheelhouse” and discuss day‑to‑day pet appointments (including urgent visits and surgery). Based on those reviews, owners describe
- •Last‑minute/urgent appointment availability (including an urgent visit after suspected ingestion of balloons).
- •Clear updates during an operation, with one owner saying they were kept informed throughout.
- •Support during end‑of‑life care, including help during a pet’s final days. Pricing is a major point of disagreement: multiple reviews praise the care, while several 1‑star reviews describe very high bills for short consultations/treatments and disputes over charges.
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AR Equine Ltd is an equine-only veterinary practice for horses, ponies, and donkeys. The website positions the practice around general equine veterinary care, with clients instructed to telephone the practice directly for urgent matters or emergencies. In the latest written reviews available to us, an owner describes a prolonged period of illness in their cob over several months, with the main vet (Adele) providing ongoing support through repeated issues, and the practice helping by handling insurance paperwork quickly. Routine/follow-up visits and “routine injection appointments” are also mentioned.
AR Equine Ltd is an equine-only veterinary practice for horses, ponies, and donkeys. The website positions the practice around general equine veterinary care, with clients instructed to telephone the practice directly for urgent matters or emergencies. In the latest written reviews available to us, an owner describes a prolonged period of illness in their cob over several months, with the main vet (Adele) providing ongoing support through repeated issues, and the practice helping by handling insurance paperwork quickly. Routine/follow-up visits and “routine injection appointments” are also mentioned.
Equine Veterinary and Reproduction (EVR) is an independent, equine-only veterinary and reproductive service focused on sports/performance horse lameness work and breeding support. The clinic describes covering lameness and medicine alongside reproductive services such as artificial insemination and embryo transfer, with specific emphasis on Thoroughbred breeding and “problem mare” cases. Emergency services are stated to be available 24/7. In the written reviews available to us, the only concrete detail is a named team member (“Jennifer”) being described as “always excellent.”
Equine Veterinary and Reproduction (EVR) is an independent, equine-only veterinary and reproductive service focused on sports/performance horse lameness work and breeding support. The clinic describes covering lameness and medicine alongside reproductive services such as artificial insemination and embryo transfer, with specific emphasis on Thoroughbred breeding and “problem mare” cases. Emergency services are stated to be available 24/7. In the written reviews available to us, the only concrete detail is a named team member (“Jennifer”) being described as “always excellent.”
Pump Lane Equine Clinic is an equine-focused veterinary practice. From the written feedback available, owners most often mention the front-desk/phone experience and the vet’s visit itself: one reviewer describes a “fantastic” first call and says the vet who “came out” was equally good, suggesting the practice provides on-site visits. Other comments are brief but repeatedly emphasise being “friendly and helpful” and providing strong customer service and care.
Pump Lane Equine Clinic is an equine-focused veterinary practice. From the written feedback available, owners most often mention the front-desk/phone experience and the vet’s visit itself: one reviewer describes a “fantastic” first call and says the vet who “came out” was equally good, suggesting the practice provides on-site visits. Other comments are brief but repeatedly emphasise being “friendly and helpful” and providing strong customer service and care.
Milton Keynes Veterinary Group Ltd describes itself as an independent, family‑run practice with multiple branches and access to an RCVS Tier 3 Animal Hospital (as stated on its website). Based on the clinic’s own service list and what owners mention in reviews, it appears set up for routine preventive care (vaccinations, microchipping), kitten/cat care around adoption, and ongoing medical treatment (e.g., prescribing medication for skin problems), alongside broader in‑house facilities (lab, imaging, theatres) and emergency care.
Concrete review specifics include: owners describing next‑day post‑adoption check-ups for kittens, an “affordable” package covering check-ups, microchips and treatments, and a vet providing steroid cream for a cat’s neck. One owner also noted a consultation that “didn’t feel rushed” and advice that felt honest and helpful.
Milton Keynes Veterinary Group Ltd describes itself as an independent, family‑run practice with multiple branches and access to an RCVS Tier 3 Animal Hospital (as stated on its website). Based on the clinic’s own service list and what owners mention in reviews, it appears set up for routine preventive care (vaccinations, microchipping), kitten/cat care around adoption, and ongoing medical treatment (e.g., prescribing medication for skin problems), alongside broader in‑house facilities (lab, imaging, theatres) and emergency care.
Concrete review specifics include: owners describing next‑day post‑adoption check-ups for kittens, an “affordable” package covering check-ups, microchips and treatments, and a vet providing steroid cream for a cat’s neck. One owner also noted a consultation that “didn’t feel rushed” and advice that felt honest and helpful.
Hampden Veterinary Hospital is a 24/7, 365-days-a-year veterinary hospital for pets, and the wider practice also states it treats horses and farm animals. Reviews suggest the small-animal side sees a lot of routine preventative care (vaccinations, health checks, flea/worm treatments) alongside complex medical/surgical cases—one owner describes a major operation (leg amputation) with aftercare, and another mentions hospitalisation for an older dog with multiple health complications (blindness and diabetes).
From the latest reviews, owners most often highlight staff adapting appointments for anxious or difficult pets (e.g., carrying out a vaccination in the waiting area to keep things quieter; finding a way to give jabs without anaesthesia/hospitalisation). A minority report concerns about cost escalation and wanting clearer explanations of options.
Hampden Veterinary Hospital is a 24/7, 365-days-a-year veterinary hospital for pets, and the wider practice also states it treats horses and farm animals. Reviews suggest the small-animal side sees a lot of routine preventative care (vaccinations, health checks, flea/worm treatments) alongside complex medical/surgical cases—one owner describes a major operation (leg amputation) with aftercare, and another mentions hospitalisation for an older dog with multiple health complications (blindness and diabetes).
From the latest reviews, owners most often highlight staff adapting appointments for anxious or difficult pets (e.g., carrying out a vaccination in the waiting area to keep things quieter; finding a way to give jabs without anaesthesia/hospitalisation). A minority report concerns about cost escalation and wanting clearer explanations of options.
Our Score (63/100)
Buckingham Equine Medicine Referrals is an independently owned equine practice (Buckingham Equine Vets) that provides both general equine work and referral-level medicine, with 24/7 emergency cover stated on its website. It’s accredited by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (including an “Outstanding Client Service” award noted on the site), is part of XLVets Equine, and lists a partnership with the Royal Veterinary College.
What it appears set up for, based on the website and reviews
- •Referral medicine plus investigations for lameness/poor performance (explicitly listed on the website).
- •Routine and pre-purchase work including 5‑stage vettings (described in reviews and listed on the website).
- •Time-sensitive/urgent care with access to advice “day or night” mentioned by reviewers, aligning with the practice’s stated 24/7 emergency service.
Buckingham Equine Medicine Referrals is an independently owned equine practice (Buckingham Equine Vets) that provides both general equine work and referral-level medicine, with 24/7 emergency cover stated on its website. It’s accredited by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (including an “Outstanding Client Service” award noted on the site), is part of XLVets Equine, and lists a partnership with the Royal Veterinary College.
What it appears set up for, based on the website and reviews
- •Referral medicine plus investigations for lameness/poor performance (explicitly listed on the website).
- •Routine and pre-purchase work including 5‑stage vettings (described in reviews and listed on the website).
- •Time-sensitive/urgent care with access to advice “day or night” mentioned by reviewers, aligning with the practice’s stated 24/7 emergency service.
Our Score (50/100)
Hampden Equine Veterinary Practice treats horses as well as pets and farm animals, and states it provides emergency care 24/7, 365 days a year. Reviews describe out‑of‑hours call‑outs for urgent equine problems (including a choke case that required bringing the horse in for scoping), with vets explaining options clearly and being upfront about payment. The practice is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Feedback is mostly strongly positive, though there is one 1‑star rating without written detail.
Hampden Equine Veterinary Practice treats horses as well as pets and farm animals, and states it provides emergency care 24/7, 365 days a year. Reviews describe out‑of‑hours call‑outs for urgent equine problems (including a choke case that required bringing the horse in for scoping), with vets explaining options clearly and being upfront about payment. The practice is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Feedback is mostly strongly positive, though there is one 1‑star rating without written detail.
The Equine Dental Surgery is focused on dentistry for horses and ponies (listed as a “dentist” on Google). In the latest written review available to us, owners describe an initial appointment with Lou and Kieran for a group of five horses/ponies, highlighting an easy booking process, a reminder message sent a few days before, and a calm, practical manner with the animals.
The Equine Dental Surgery is focused on dentistry for horses and ponies (listed as a “dentist” on Google). In the latest written review available to us, owners describe an initial appointment with Lou and Kieran for a group of five horses/ponies, highlighting an easy booking process, a reminder message sent a few days before, and a calm, practical manner with the animals.
Goodsons Farm Vets is described on its website as a family-run, independent veterinary setup focused on animal welfare, customer care, and supporting farm businesses. The website also states that veterinary care is available 24/7. Beyond this, the available information doesn’t list specific procedures, species treated, or facilities.
Goodsons Farm Vets is described on its website as a family-run, independent veterinary setup focused on animal welfare, customer care, and supporting farm businesses. The website also states that veterinary care is available 24/7. Beyond this, the available information doesn’t list specific procedures, species treated, or facilities.