South Yorkshire has 9 farm and large-animal vets. Compare clinics by reviews, opening hours, and published prices.
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There are 9 veterinary clinics listed for farm and large-animal vets in South Yorkshire.
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Rase Veterinary Centre is part of the wider Rase Veterinary Centre / Aldervale Vets multi-surgery practice group rather than a single stand-alone clinic. The practice offers broad small-animal care, including in-house diagnostics and surgery, and the group states that it provides its own emergency out-of-hours cover across its practices. Recent reviews highlight help with urgent injuries, puppy vaccinations, and helpful support with ongoing medication queries.
Churchfield Veterinary Centre in Barnsley offers a broad veterinary service that includes 24/7 emergency cover every day of the year, equine care, and a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback points to a friendly, professional team and a practice that is especially good at helping nervous pets feel more comfortable. Long-standing client loyalty is a recurring theme.
Hird and Partners Sheffield LLP in Rotherham receives particularly strong equine feedback, with owners highlighting clear explanations, careful handling, and good communication throughout diagnosis and treatment. The practice offers equine diagnostic work and publishes emergency contact arrangements for pets and for equine and farm animals. Recent feedback is mostly very positive, with an isolated negative account centred on a pre-appointment phone interaction.
Hall Court Veterinary Group is an independently owned practice in Sheffield. It offers daily veterinary nurse clinics for routine care, and recent feedback continues to highlight the convenience of its drop-in system and responsive email/WhatsApp communication. Reviews are largely very positive, especially around compassionate end-of-life care and urgent treatment, though a small number of recent reviews raise concerns about communication over charges and one post-operative complaint.
Hutton Equine Ltd is an equine-focused veterinary service in Doncaster, South Yorkshire; its ownership or group affiliation isn’t stated. Reviews consistently mention working directly with Simon and praise his straight-talking, realistic advice. Clients also highlight his care and understanding toward both horses and their owners, including ongoing support for larger numbers of horses.
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Equine Veterinary Centre in Doncaster is an equine-focused clinic offering emergency veterinary services and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback most often highlights urgent help with colic, stud and reproduction work, and reassuring out-of-hours phone support. Reviews are largely positive overall, although there is one detailed negative account about how a vetting was handled.
Briar Vets Ltd is a Sheffield practice offering routine and urgent veterinary care, with recent feedback often highlighting kind handling and compassionate support. Reviews also point to thoughtful care around stressful procedures and end-of-life situations. Alongside the positive clinical feedback, there are some mixed comments about administration and continuity.
Green Veterinary Practice presents itself as an independent small-animal practice in Sheffield, and it is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The website says it is open 24/7 for emergencies. Recent reviews often praise kind, clear communication, surgical care, and support during urgent or end-of-life situations, though feedback on reception and charges remains mixed and a small number of reviewers raise serious concerns about diagnosis and treatment.
Churchfield Equine Clinic is a horse-focused practice in Sheffield and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews point to routine preventative care such as annual vaccinations, support for nervous horses, continuity across multiple vets for long-term cases, and compassionate end-of-life visits. The overall tone is positive, though one reviewer felt treatment was expensive and the clinic seemed commercial.