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Kingston Veterinary Group in Gillingham, Kent is a mixed-practice veterinary clinic serving domestic pets, livestock, and horses. The practice is part of IVC Evidensia. Emergency veterinary services are listed, and the clinic also references guidance for when it is closed.
Community Pet Clinic appears on the Jollyes website as one of its in-store services, listed alongside other Jollyes service offerings. The published listing gives only limited detail beyond the clinic name and location in Tonbridge, so there is little public information on appointment types, species seen, or clinical facilities.
Paws Crossing is a veterinary clinic in Canterbury, Kent, but very little public information is currently available about its facilities, services, or team. There is also no review or published pricing information available, so recent client experience and typical costs cannot be assessed.
AandR Terravers is a specialist veterinary service in Ashford, Kent focused on two areas: export/animal health certification and in-home pet euthanasia. It offers urgent and out-of-hours home visits for euthanasia, supported by a 24/7 emergency phone service, with an aim to arrange same-day visits where possible. The service also covers Official Veterinary (OV) work for export paperwork and related regulatory requirements.
East Kent Equine Ltd is an ambulatory-only equine veterinary practice serving the Deal, Kent area, with care provided by call-out rather than from a fixed clinic site. The available information points to on-site horse care, but it does not set out specific procedures, diagnostic facilities, or emergency arrangements. No ownership details are published.
LMT Equine Ltd in Cranbrook, Kent focuses on veterinary chiropractic for horses and dogs, with appointments tailored to the individual animal, whether for a specific problem or a routine check-over. The practice is led by Laura, an equine vet who is accredited and registered with the IVCA and who also offers myofascial release. The clinic also states that Laura can liaise with an animal’s usual vet to help agree treatment or rehabilitation plans.
Equicall South Eastern Regional Hub is an equine-only veterinary service in Maidstone, Kent, established in October 2018 by equine vets Ian Bellis and James Hopkins. Its focus is out-of-hours cover for horses rather than routine daytime veterinary work. The service is positioned around urgent and emergency equine care outside normal opening hours.
HolisticPet Kent in Cranbrook focuses on tailored pain management and rehabilitation for pets, with ownership not stated. Its setup is geared toward chronic pain and mobility cases, using a structured pain management programme rather than a single-treatment approach. The clinic’s service list points to a multimodal approach that includes medication-based pain control alongside rehabilitation therapies, and it also accepts veterinary referrals.