About Veterinary Care in Berkshire
This guide helps pet owners compare local veterinary options in Berkshire based on services, animal coverage, and availability. Berkshire is home to numerous veterinary clinics offering a wide range of services including routine care, surgery, diagnostics, dental care, and emergency treatment. From small animal practices specializing in dogs and cats to large animal and equine vets, the county provides comprehensive veterinary care for all types of pets and livestock. The veterinary clinics in Berkshire provide essential services to pet owners across the region, with many offering 24-hour emergency care, specialist referral services, and advanced diagnostic capabilities. Whether you're looking for a local family vet or specialist care, Berkshire has options to meet your needs.
Top Vets in Berkshire
Highly rated veterinary clinics across Berkshire, ranked by service quality and reviews
Kingsclere Veterinary Surgery’s ownership (independent vs corporate group) isn’t stated in the information provided. Based on the services and experiences described, the practice appears set up for both routine care and common procedures such as neutering and dental work, with an emphasis on keeping owners updated during treatment. Concrete details mentioned by owners include: - Cat spay/neuter surgery with “excellent” communication via WhatsApp (including convenience of messaging). - Dental descale with possible extractions, where one owner says the quote included any extractions and aftercare, and they received progress updates and photos during the day. - Nail trimming provided as a regular service for a pet on a subscription. - Staff taking extra time with anxious dogs and explaining problems and options without making owners feel rushed.
Kingsclere Veterinary Surgery’s ownership (independent vs corporate group) isn’t stated in the information provided. Based on the services and experiences described, the practice appears set up for both routine care and common procedures such as neutering and dental work, with an emphasis on keeping owners updated during treatment. Concrete details mentioned by owners include: - Cat spay/neuter surgery with “excellent” communication via WhatsApp (including convenience of messaging). - Dental descale with possible extractions, where one owner says the quote included any extractions and aftercare, and they received progress updates and photos during the day. - Nail trimming provided as a regular service for a pet on a subscription. - Staff taking extra time with anxious dogs and explaining problems and options without making owners feel rushed.
Newbury South Vets4Pets is part of the Vets4Pets group and is described on its website as a locally owned practice led by RCVS Recognised Advanced Practitioners (Natasha Jameson, Joe Binfield, Dan Preece). The clinic looks set up for more complex work than routine primary care, with orthopaedic and advanced soft-tissue surgery (including referrals), diagnostic imaging (ultrasound, digital X-ray, echocardiograms), an in-house lab, and hospitalisation facilities (including an isolation unit and separate cat/dog wards). In the latest reviews, owners give concrete examples of being seen at short notice for unwell pets, clear explanations (including itemised cost breakdowns to support decision-making), and proactive inpatient updates—one owner describes multiple calls plus WhatsApp messages with photos during an overnight stay. Handling of anxious pets is a repeated theme, including a rescue dog who “finds people scary” settling during an appointment, and a nervous dog becoming comfortable with nail clips over time.
Newbury South Vets4Pets is part of the Vets4Pets group and is described on its website as a locally owned practice led by RCVS Recognised Advanced Practitioners (Natasha Jameson, Joe Binfield, Dan Preece). The clinic looks set up for more complex work than routine primary care, with orthopaedic and advanced soft-tissue surgery (including referrals), diagnostic imaging (ultrasound, digital X-ray, echocardiograms), an in-house lab, and hospitalisation facilities (including an isolation unit and separate cat/dog wards). In the latest reviews, owners give concrete examples of being seen at short notice for unwell pets, clear explanations (including itemised cost breakdowns to support decision-making), and proactive inpatient updates—one owner describes multiple calls plus WhatsApp messages with photos during an overnight stay. Handling of anxious pets is a repeated theme, including a rescue dog who “finds people scary” settling during an appointment, and a nervous dog becoming comfortable with nail clips over time.
Kelperland Veterinary Centre is a family-owned independent practice (established in the 1950s) that treats a wide range of pets including dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, chickens, hamsters and guinea pigs. Recent reviews point to a clinic geared for both urgent injuries and complex surgery: owners describe x‑rays followed by orthopaedic repair with plates after a broken leg, cruciate ligament operations, and removal of carcinomas. A few very specific touches come up repeatedly, including follow-up check-ins after surgery and bereavement support (offering a paw print and fur keepsake, plus a memorial card).
Kelperland Veterinary Centre is a family-owned independent practice (established in the 1950s) that treats a wide range of pets including dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, chickens, hamsters and guinea pigs. Recent reviews point to a clinic geared for both urgent injuries and complex surgery: owners describe x‑rays followed by orthopaedic repair with plates after a broken leg, cruciate ligament operations, and removal of carcinomas. A few very specific touches come up repeatedly, including follow-up check-ins after surgery and bereavement support (offering a paw print and fur keepsake, plus a memorial card).
Falkland Veterinary Clinic
Newbury
Our Score (91/100)
Falkland Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice established in 1989, and is a training centre for veterinary nurses with partnerships mentioned for student training. The clinic appears set up for a wide range of routine and urgent problems across many species (from dogs and cats through to exotics and birds), with emergency care provided by its own on-site team until 7pm and named out-of-hours providers after that. From the latest reviews, owners repeatedly describe: - Clear, take-home cost information: one reviewer says they were given a pricing print-out to consider at home alongside treatment options. - Handling urgent issues quickly: an injured paw was reportedly assessed and stitched (under anaesthetic) in under an hour. - Support around end-of-life decisions: multiple reviews mention pets being put to sleep with particular praise for the vet’s manner and the team’s practical support for families.
Falkland Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice established in 1989, and is a training centre for veterinary nurses with partnerships mentioned for student training. The clinic appears set up for a wide range of routine and urgent problems across many species (from dogs and cats through to exotics and birds), with emergency care provided by its own on-site team until 7pm and named out-of-hours providers after that. From the latest reviews, owners repeatedly describe: - Clear, take-home cost information: one reviewer says they were given a pricing print-out to consider at home alongside treatment options. - Handling urgent issues quickly: an injured paw was reportedly assessed and stitched (under anaesthetic) in under an hour. - Support around end-of-life decisions: multiple reviews mention pets being put to sleep with particular praise for the vet’s manner and the team’s practical support for families.
Hall Place Veterinary Centre
Maidenhead
Our Score (90/100)
Hall Place Veterinary Centre is an RCVS-accredited small-animal practice that has been operating since 1993, with orthopaedic referrals mentioned on its website. Recent reviews describe fast access for problems like a cat skin infection (“given an appointment immediately”) and vets who explain options in plain language “that doesn’t require a veterinary degree.” Owners also mention practical handling adjustments for anxious/special-needs dogs (assessment outside or in the car, prioritising questions over stressful examination). One recent review raises a cost concern, describing treatment as “overpriced” and stating a £350 cremation fee with “no choice” of cremation types—contrasting with other reviews that say decisions weren’t driven by money.
Hall Place Veterinary Centre is an RCVS-accredited small-animal practice that has been operating since 1993, with orthopaedic referrals mentioned on its website. Recent reviews describe fast access for problems like a cat skin infection (“given an appointment immediately”) and vets who explain options in plain language “that doesn’t require a veterinary degree.” Owners also mention practical handling adjustments for anxious/special-needs dogs (assessment outside or in the car, prioritising questions over stressful examination). One recent review raises a cost concern, describing treatment as “overpriced” and stating a £350 cremation fee with “no choice” of cremation types—contrasting with other reviews that say decisions weren’t driven by money.
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