Farm Vets in Cambridgeshire

- Owners frequently mention fast access to care, including prompt help for urgent problems and late appointments when pets were unwell. - A recurring theme is kind, gentle handling, especially for nervous dogs and during first puppy visits. - Reviews often praise the wider team, with reception, nurses and vets described as friendly, helpful and welcoming.

- Recent reviews are consistently very positive about the practice’s kind, caring, and compassionate team. - Owners often mention clear explanations and attentive handling, helping visits feel more comfortable for both pets and owners. - Some reviews highlight thorough clinical problem-solving, including taking time over unusual cases, consulting labs, and following up after referral.

- Positive reviews praise the team’s kindness, clear communication, and willingness to see pets at short notice. - A standout 5-star review describes detailed and reassuring care around an older cat’s dental treatment, including seven tooth extractions. - Critical reviews raise concerns about diagnostic accuracy, including delayed identification of kidney disease in one cat and disputed blood test results in another case.

Pengelly & Mizen Veterinary Surgeons is a mixed practice in Peterborough and part of IVC Evidensia. It offers a broad veterinary service, including emergency care, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The practice also advertises consultations as part of its Pet Health Club® Plus plan.

- A recurring theme is long-term client loyalty, with some reviewers saying they have used the practice for 8, 25 or nearly 30 years. - Reviewers consistently describe professional, helpful communication, including being kept updated and reassured during a horse's dental procedure. - There is strong praise for responsive urgent care, including a fast visit arranged on Christmas Eve.

Cambridge Farm Animal Veterinary Services is part of the University of Cambridge and is hosted through the Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital website. The service is primarily focused on farm-animal work. The limited recent public feedback is mixed, with praise for a professional, helpful experience alongside a complaint from someone who says an elderly foster cat could not be seen without a full clinical history.