There are 9 veterinary clinics listed for farm and large-animal vets in South Yorkshire.
Top Rated Farm & Large-Animal Vets in South Yorkshire
Top-ranked veterinary practices based on quality, service, and customer reviews
Rase Veterinary Centre is part of a wider multi-surgery practice group (Rase Veterinary Centre / Aldervale Vets) rather than a single stand‑alone clinic. The website describes broad small‑animal provision including in‑house diagnostics and surgery, and states the group provides its own emergency out‑of‑hours cover across its practices. In reviews, owners give specific examples of help with urgent injuries (a dog seen when the team were closing, for a suspected fracture), straightforward preventative care (puppy vaccinations), and ongoing medication support via reception.
Rase Veterinary Centre is part of a wider multi-surgery practice group (Rase Veterinary Centre / Aldervale Vets) rather than a single stand‑alone clinic. The website describes broad small‑animal provision including in‑house diagnostics and surgery, and states the group provides its own emergency out‑of‑hours cover across its practices. In reviews, owners give specific examples of help with urgent injuries (a dog seen when the team were closing, for a suspected fracture), straightforward preventative care (puppy vaccinations), and ongoing medication support via reception.
Our Score (82/100)
Churchfield Veterinary Centre is a long-established practice (the website says it has been operating since the 1930s) and states it provides a 24/7 emergency service every day of the year. Reviews describe pets being made more comfortable during visits—particularly nervous animals—and multiple long-term clients (e.g., 16 years and 45+ years) say they’ve stayed with the practice over decades. One recent negative review describes overhearing a vet and trainee criticising a previous client, including swearing, through doors that weren’t soundproof.
Churchfield Veterinary Centre is a long-established practice (the website says it has been operating since the 1930s) and states it provides a 24/7 emergency service every day of the year. Reviews describe pets being made more comfortable during visits—particularly nervous animals—and multiple long-term clients (e.g., 16 years and 45+ years) say they’ve stayed with the practice over decades. One recent negative review describes overhearing a vet and trainee criticising a previous client, including swearing, through doors that weren’t soundproof.
Hird and Partners Sheffield LLP is a multi-species veterinary practice (small animals, equine and farm animals), with equine work featuring heavily in the written reviews. Owners repeatedly describe “first rate” facilities and a clinic-based approach when needed (one reviewer reports being told their horse would likely need to come into the clinic rather than being assessed on the yard). Several reviews also mention being kept informed through diagnosis and treatment, and that notes sent in advance were read and used during the appointment. One recurring concern is a reported phone interaction around a lameness appointment that felt confusing and “money-focused” to the client.
Hird and Partners Sheffield LLP is a multi-species veterinary practice (small animals, equine and farm animals), with equine work featuring heavily in the written reviews. Owners repeatedly describe “first rate” facilities and a clinic-based approach when needed (one reviewer reports being told their horse would likely need to come into the clinic rather than being assessed on the yard). Several reviews also mention being kept informed through diagnosis and treatment, and that notes sent in advance were read and used during the appointment. One recurring concern is a reported phone interaction around a lameness appointment that felt confusing and “money-focused” to the client.
Hall Court Veterinary Group is an independently owned practice (also described as independent in reviews). The website highlights daily veterinary nurse clinics for routine care (for example nail clips and senior health checks), and reviews mention a drop-in system where one owner says they’re usually seen within 25 minutes, plus email/WhatsApp responses within a few hours that sometimes avoid an unnecessary visit.
Reviews are mostly positive and describe strong support around difficult decisions (including euthanasia appointments where staff provided fur clippings and pawprints and families didn’t feel rushed). A minority of recent reviews raise serious concerns, including one report of post-operative staples left in and another describing unexpected charges tied to blood testing and surgery communication.
Hall Court Veterinary Group is an independently owned practice (also described as independent in reviews). The website highlights daily veterinary nurse clinics for routine care (for example nail clips and senior health checks), and reviews mention a drop-in system where one owner says they’re usually seen within 25 minutes, plus email/WhatsApp responses within a few hours that sometimes avoid an unnecessary visit.
Reviews are mostly positive and describe strong support around difficult decisions (including euthanasia appointments where staff provided fur clippings and pawprints and families didn’t feel rushed). A minority of recent reviews raise serious concerns, including one report of post-operative staples left in and another describing unexpected charges tied to blood testing and surgery communication.
Our Score (71/100)
Equine Veterinary Centre is an equine-focused clinic that offers emergency veterinary services and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on recent reviews, owners most often mention support with urgent cases (colic) and stud/reproduction work, including out-of-hours phone help (examples given of calls answered around midnight and early morning). Reviews also reference facilities on arrival, including “plenty of room” and an arena.
Feedback is mostly positive, but there is a clear conflict: one detailed review describes a strongly negative experience during a vetting (alleging unprofessional comments and questionable clinical judgements), while other reviewers describe the vets as knowledgeable and helpful, including praise for reproductive outcomes and emergency support.
Equine Veterinary Centre is an equine-focused clinic that offers emergency veterinary services and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on recent reviews, owners most often mention support with urgent cases (colic) and stud/reproduction work, including out-of-hours phone help (examples given of calls answered around midnight and early morning). Reviews also reference facilities on arrival, including “plenty of room” and an arena.
Feedback is mostly positive, but there is a clear conflict: one detailed review describes a strongly negative experience during a vetting (alleging unprofessional comments and questionable clinical judgements), while other reviewers describe the vets as knowledgeable and helpful, including praise for reproductive outcomes and emergency support.
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Hutton Equine Ltd is an equine-focused veterinary service (the ownership/group affiliation isn’t stated in the information provided). Across the latest written reviews available to us, clients repeatedly mention working directly with a vet called Simon and valuing “straight talking” guidance and realistic advice. Several reviewers also emphasise his understanding of both horses and owners, including one owner who says they use him for a large number of horses (25+).
Hutton Equine Ltd is an equine-focused veterinary service (the ownership/group affiliation isn’t stated in the information provided). Across the latest written reviews available to us, clients repeatedly mention working directly with a vet called Simon and valuing “straight talking” guidance and realistic advice. Several reviewers also emphasise his understanding of both horses and owners, including one owner who says they use him for a large number of horses (25+).
Briar Vets Ltd is described in clinic data as offering emergency veterinary services and being a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews focus heavily on end-of-life care and pain/urgent appointments, with multiple owners describing kind support during euthanasia and a thorough assessment for sudden-onset pain (sent home with pain relief and probiotics). Reviews also contain a clear cost complaint about a non-emergency call-out euthanasia (£350 for a short visit) and a separate complaint about inconsistent advice between vets and lack of follow-up for an ongoing cat problem.
Briar Vets Ltd is described in clinic data as offering emergency veterinary services and being a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews focus heavily on end-of-life care and pain/urgent appointments, with multiple owners describing kind support during euthanasia and a thorough assessment for sudden-onset pain (sent home with pain relief and probiotics). Reviews also contain a clear cost complaint about a non-emergency call-out euthanasia (£350 for a short visit) and a separate complaint about inconsistent advice between vets and lack of follow-up for an ongoing cat problem.
Green Veterinary Practice describes itself as an independent small-animal practice, and it is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The website states it is open 24/7 for emergencies.
From the latest reviews, owners most often mention surgical care and clear explanations, alongside a mixed experience with reception and pricing/charges. Specific examples include BOAS surgery for a French bulldog, and ear haematoma surgery arranged for the next day after a second-opinion consult. Several reviews also mention same-day appointments and follow-up checks after procedures (including reports of free post-op rechecks).
Green Veterinary Practice describes itself as an independent small-animal practice, and it is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The website states it is open 24/7 for emergencies.
From the latest reviews, owners most often mention surgical care and clear explanations, alongside a mixed experience with reception and pricing/charges. Specific examples include BOAS surgery for a French bulldog, and ear haematoma surgery arranged for the next day after a second-opinion consult. Several reviews also mention same-day appointments and follow-up checks after procedures (including reports of free post-op rechecks).
Churchfield Equine Clinic focuses on horse care and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe routine work like annual vaccinations (“annual jabs”) as well as support for harder situations, including compassionate help when an owner had to say goodbye to a 30‑year‑old mare (a vet and a nurse attended). Multiple vets are mentioned by name (Phil, Tom and Ian), and one reviewer specifically highlights the team’s approach with a nervous horse—from booking through to the visit—to keep both horse and owner at ease. A minority view notes the team are friendly but felt treatment was “expensive” and the clinic “very commercial.”
Churchfield Equine Clinic focuses on horse care and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe routine work like annual vaccinations (“annual jabs”) as well as support for harder situations, including compassionate help when an owner had to say goodbye to a 30‑year‑old mare (a vet and a nurse attended). Multiple vets are mentioned by name (Phil, Tom and Ian), and one reviewer specifically highlights the team’s approach with a nervous horse—from booking through to the visit—to keep both horse and owner at ease. A minority view notes the team are friendly but felt treatment was “expensive” and the clinic “very commercial.”