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Highfield Vet Group presents itself as a general practice offering everything from routine checks to urgent cases, and the website states the team can handle emergency situations “with urgency and expertise.” In recent reviews, owners repeatedly describe being fit in quickly when needed (one dog was seen within 1.5 hours at short notice), and appointments that don’t feel rushed—especially with nervous or difficult-to-handle animals (a semi‑feral cat was handled patiently). Dental work is also specifically mentioned, with an owner saying their small, elderly dogs had dental treatment done here and that the vet was “very thorough.” Front-desk support is also called out in one review for staying professional and patient during a tense waiting-room situation.
Highfield Vet Group presents itself as a general practice offering everything from routine checks to urgent cases, and the website states the team can handle emergency situations “with urgency and expertise.” In recent reviews, owners repeatedly describe being fit in quickly when needed (one dog was seen within 1.5 hours at short notice), and appointments that don’t feel rushed—especially with nervous or difficult-to-handle animals (a semi‑feral cat was handled patiently). Dental work is also specifically mentioned, with an owner saying their small, elderly dogs had dental treatment done here and that the vet was “very thorough.” Front-desk support is also called out in one review for staying professional and patient during a tense waiting-room situation.
SES Equine Veterinary Services
Stratford-on-Slaney
Our Score (62/100)
SES Equine Veterinary Services is a fully ambulatory, horse-only practice focused on equine reproduction and general stud medicine, alongside first-opinion ambulatory care for routine and emergency cases. The website states 24/7 emergency services are available to clients, and recent reviewers also mention emergency call availability. Based on reviews, owners particularly highlight clear explanations (including tailored worming advice) and practical reproductive support (for example, helping a previously barren mare get in foal and managing breeding/foaling). The Google profile shows one recent 1‑star review with no written detail, alongside multiple detailed 5‑star accounts.
SES Equine Veterinary Services is a fully ambulatory, horse-only practice focused on equine reproduction and general stud medicine, alongside first-opinion ambulatory care for routine and emergency cases. The website states 24/7 emergency services are available to clients, and recent reviewers also mention emergency call availability. Based on reviews, owners particularly highlight clear explanations (including tailored worming advice) and practical reproductive support (for example, helping a previously barren mare get in foal and managing breeding/foaling). The Google profile shows one recent 1‑star review with no written detail, alongside multiple detailed 5‑star accounts.
Carnew Veterinary Clinic appears to be an independent practice (no corporate group named in the available information). Reviews describe ongoing care for pets “from birth to adulthood,” and several owners highlight time spent listening and explaining, plus a front-desk team that’s repeatedly singled out as helpful. Specific examples mentioned include flexibility with appointments and a vet (Gary) noted for handling a bully breed well.
Carnew Veterinary Clinic appears to be an independent practice (no corporate group named in the available information). Reviews describe ongoing care for pets “from birth to adulthood,” and several owners highlight time spent listening and explaining, plus a front-desk team that’s repeatedly singled out as helpful. Specific examples mentioned include flexibility with appointments and a vet (Gary) noted for handling a bully breed well.
MK Equine Veterinary Services appears focused on veterinary care for horses (based on the clinic name). Beyond that, there isn’t enough service detail in the provided clinic data to describe specific capabilities (e.g., routine care vs. surgery, dentistry, lameness workups, or ambulatory call-outs). The limited written review content available is mixed: there are 5‑star “Great vet” comments, alongside 1‑star ratings with no explanation.
MK Equine Veterinary Services appears focused on veterinary care for horses (based on the clinic name). Beyond that, there isn’t enough service detail in the provided clinic data to describe specific capabilities (e.g., routine care vs. surgery, dentistry, lameness workups, or ambulatory call-outs). The limited written review content available is mixed: there are 5‑star “Great vet” comments, alongside 1‑star ratings with no explanation.
Fairlands Veterinary Services is a veterinary clinic. In the information provided to us, there are no confirmed details about specific services offered, pricing, staff members, whether it’s independent or part of a corporate group, or any Google rating/review content—so we can’t reliably summarise what the practice is best set up for beyond being a general veterinary service provider.
Fairlands Veterinary Services is a veterinary clinic. In the information provided to us, there are no confirmed details about specific services offered, pricing, staff members, whether it’s independent or part of a corporate group, or any Google rating/review content—so we can’t reliably summarise what the practice is best set up for beyond being a general veterinary service provider.