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Little Hoppers Animal Hospital Group - Staplehurst

Vets in Staplehurst, Kent

5.0
Independent Clinic

Little Hoppers Animal Hospital Group - Staplehurst – Vets in Staplehurst

Updated January 2026
Independent Clinic

Clinic Overview

Little Hoppers Animal Hospital Group – Staplehurst describes itself as an independent veterinary clinic. Based on its website, it’s set up for both routine care (vaccinations, preventive healthcare, neutering, dentistry) and more complex work (complex diagnostics and advanced surgery), with stated clinical interests including ophthalmology, dermatology, dentistry/oral surgery, endoscopy/endosurgery, cardiology, and small animal surgery.

In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention eye problems being managed over time, including a “persistent eye issue” and an “ongoing eye condition” that previous vets hadn’t resolved. Reviews also describe emergency, life-saving surgery on a dog and supportive handling of end-of-life care for a cat, including being given time, not being rushed, and a keepsake (fur clippings placed in a small glass bottle).

Services

From the clinic website summary and the latest reviews available to us, the following services/capabilities are mentioned

  • Preventive healthcare and vaccinations (including “jabs” referenced in reviews)
  • Neutering
  • Dentistry (including veterinary dentistry and oral surgery listed as a specialty area)
  • Complex diagnostic procedures
  • Advanced surgery (reviews include an emergency life-saving surgery on a dog)
  • Management of eye conditions (ophthalmology listed; multiple reviews mention ongoing/persistent eye issues)
  • Dermatology (listed as a specialty area)
  • Endoscopy and endosurgery (listed; Improve International Certificate mentioned on the website)
  • Cardiology (listed as a specialty area)
  • Species seen (website): dogs, cats, rabbits, and small furries
  • Health care plans (listed on the website)

Out-of-hours: the website states that out-of-hour emergency calls are redirected to Pennard Vets in Sevenoaks.

People

  • Nicola: mentioned by name in a recent review for providing “excellent care and support” for an elderly cat.
  • Luke: mentioned by name in a review describing him as “great” with two dogs.
  • Across multiple reviews, staff are repeatedly described (with examples) as taking time with owners and pets—for example
  • Not rushing an end-of-life appointment and answering a child’s questions without annoyance.
  • Taking extra time to help a “super nervous rescue pup” gain trust during appointments for vaccines and eye issues.

Reviews

5.0 stars from 61 reviews. - Eye-condition care comes up repeatedly, including long-running/persistent cases and an ongoing condition that owners say improved after switching.

  • Emergency and high-stakes situations: one owner reports “emergency life-saving surgery” for their dog.
  • End-of-life support: owners describe being given time, a calm/painless euthanasia, and small personal touches (fur clippings placed in a glass bottle).
  • Taking time with anxious pets: owners of nervous/rescue dogs mention staff working patiently to gain trust during appointments.

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