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Best Vets in Kent

Showing 161-167 of 167 clinics

#161

Paws Crossing

Canterbury

Our Score (21/100)

Independent Clinic
Treats:
dog
cat

No website summary, service list, or review/rating data was provided for Paws Crossing in the inputs, so it isn’t possible to describe what the clinic is set up for (e.g., routine care vs. surgery/dentistry, diagnostic capabilities, urgent-care arrangements) or what pet owners commonly experience there.

Our Score (17/100)

Independent Clinic
Treats:

East Kent Equine Ltd is described as an ambulatory-only equine veterinary practice, meaning care is provided via call-outs rather than at a fixed clinic site. From the information available, it’s set up for on-site horse care, but no specific procedures, diagnostics, or emergency arrangements are listed in the provided clinic data or website summary. No details were provided about whether it’s independent or part of a larger corporate group.

Our Score (17/100)

Emergency Services
Independent Clinic
Treats:

Equicall South Eastern Regional Hub is an equine-only service set up in October 2018 by two equine vets, Ian Bellis and James Hopkins. Based on the clinic’s own description, it is focused specifically on providing out-of-hours equine veterinary cover (rather than routine daytime work), positioning it for urgent and emergency horse care outside standard hours.

#164

Our Score (17/100)

Independent Clinic
Treats:

LMT Equine Ltd focuses on veterinary chiropractic for horses and dogs, with appointments described as tailored to each individual animal—whether for a specific issue or a routine “check over.” The clinic is led by Laura, an equine vet who is accredited and registered with the IVCA, and who also offers myofascial release (described on the site as a gentle technique). The website also highlights that Laura can liaise with an animal’s usual vet to agree the best treatment or rehabilitation plan.

Our Score (16/100)

Independent Clinic
Treats:

Community Pet Clinic is presented on the Jollyes website as one of its in-store services (listed alongside “Pet Club”, “Jolly Groomer”, and “The Raw Store”). Beyond the name and its presence within Jollyes’ “Our services” navigation, no further detail is provided in the available website extract about what appointments are for, what species are seen, or what clinical facilities are available.

#166

Our Score (15/100)

Independent Clinic
Treats:

AandR Terravers is a specialist veterinary service focused on two areas: export/animal health certification (including compliance support for international movement of animals and animal products) and in-home pet euthanasia. The website describes urgent and out-of-hours home visits for euthanasia, supported by a 24/7 emergency phone service, with an aim to arrange a same-day visit where possible. It also positions the clinic as providing Official Veterinary (OV) services for export paperwork and regulatory requirements.

#167

Our Score (15/100)

Independent Clinic
Treats:

HolisticPet Kent focuses on tailored pain management and rehabilitation for pets, delivered by a team of veterinary surgeons (ownership/corporate group not stated). The clinic’s setup is geared toward chronic pain and mobility cases, using a structured “pain management programme” rather than a single-treatment approach. Evidence from the clinic’s own service list points to a multimodal toolkit that includes acupuncture, hydrotherapy, physiotherapy/physical rehabilitation, and therapeutic laser, alongside multimodal analgesia.

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