Farm Vets in East Yorkshire

The Norwood Veterinary Practice in Beverley is part of the Linnaeus group and states on its website that it offers care 24 hours a day, every day of the year. It appears to handle both routine appointments and more urgent or complex cases, with recent owners describing clear communication, patient handling of nervous dogs, and support through surgery and emergencies. Feedback also highlights a compassionate approach from the wider team, including during difficult end-of-life situations.

Wicstun Veterinary Group is a long-established Linnaeus practice that says it has served pet owners for over 90 years. It offers routine preventative care alongside urgent and more complex support through the wider group, including access to a 24/7 hospital at Market Weighton and advanced imaging such as CT. Recent feedback also highlights same-day appointments and a monthly plan used for routine preventative treatments.

- Reviews consistently describe a kind, attentive team, with owners saying staff listen, explain clearly and make stressful situations easier to manage. - End-of-life care is a major theme: owners mention soft blankets prepared in advance, plenty of time before and after, and calm, compassionate support during euthanasia appointments. - Several reviews highlight long-term care for complex or elderly patients, including years of treatment for serious conditions such as strokes, heart disease and kidney disease.

- Home visits are a strong theme, especially support during difficult end-of-life situations, with Chloe mentioned several times for her kindness and professionalism. - Emergency care is described as calm and reassuring, including one review about treatment on Boxing Day with Ellie. - Reviewers say the vets are approachable and willing to discuss concerns without making owners feel pressured into extra treatment.

- Recent reviews are very positive about the team’s manner, with repeated comments about friendly staff, a warm welcome, and caring service from reception through to vets and nurses. - Calm handling is a strong theme: owners describe nervous or cautious cats being given time to settle, and one recent reviewer said their cat was so comfortable she was not stressed at all during her checkup. - Long-term trust in Paul remains a standout theme, with several owners saying he has looked after their pets for many years and is especially valued for clear advice, empathy, and putting animals at ease.

- Friendly, reassuring service: owners regularly describe the team as helpful, welcoming and kind, with both reception staff and clinicians mentioned positively. - Clear communication during routine visits: recent reviews praise check-ups and vaccinations where owners were given time to discuss concerns and felt reassured about their pet’s health. - Good practical support: examples include reminder texts, claw clipping, paw maintenance, grooming advice, and calm handling for nervous or over-excited pets.

- Recent feedback is consistently very positive about the team’s manner, with owners describing staff as caring, kind, friendly and professional. - Communication is a recurring strength, with reviewers mentioning that questions are answered clearly and that appointments feel easy to navigate. - Value comes up often: several owners say the practice is fairly priced, not overpriced, and clearer on costs than some alternatives.

Battle Flatts Veterinary Clinic is a CVS-owned small animal practice in York, established in the 1980s. The clinic offers routine veterinary care, surgery and nurse-led services, with out-of-hours emergencies directed to York Emergency Vets for free telephone advice and emergency consultations. Recent feedback is mixed: some owners praise compassionate care, especially from Hannah, while others report serious concerns about diagnosis, post-operative outcomes and fees.