Farm Vets in Market Drayton

## Summary Nantwich Farm Vets LLP is described on its website as an **independent** practice and “one of the largest independent farm vets in the UK.” Recent reviews, however, focus heavily on **small-animal care**, including same-day treatment for an injured dew claw, routine boosters with a thorough health check, and post-op support after a toe amputation. Concrete details owners mention include: - Being seen **within about an hour** for an urgent paw/nail injury (dew claw caught). - A **dog booster appointment** that also included a **thorough check-up**. - An **extended care package** following a **toe amputation**, with explanations of the process and ongoing support. - Multiple comments about the team “putting [cats] back together again” after mishaps, suggesting they frequently handle injured pets. ## Services Based on the website summary and the latest reviews available: - **Farm veterinary practice** (explicitly stated on the website). - **Dog vaccinations/boosters** (booster appointment mentioned). - **General consultations and treatment for illness/injury** (dogs treated and reported “fully recovered”; cats treated after “battles”). - **Urgent same-day assessment** for an acute injury (dew claw injury seen quickly). - **Surgery and post-operative care** (toe amputation plus follow-up/extended care package mentioned). ## Pricing Pricing is not listed, but one reviewer reports a **cost dispute**, including: - Concern about being charged “a huge amount,” and querying items on an **itemised invoice**. - One example given: **£55** charged for an item the reviewer found **priced at £17 online**. ## Reviews **Google rating: 4.7 stars from 169 reviews.** **Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.** - **Fast help for urgent problems:** one owner says their dog was seen within an hour for a dew claw injury. - **Thorough routine care:** a booster visit is described as including a careful check-up. - **Clear communication around procedures:** a post-amputation “extended care package” review mentions the team explained issues and processes and that “nothing was too much trouble.” - **Pricing experience is mixed:** alongside many very positive experiences, one reviewer says the practice “used to be good” but they were unhappy with recent charges and specific invoice items.

## Summary Haywood Farm Vets is an **independent, locally owned farm veterinary practice** (founded in 2020). The website positions the team around **on-farm livestock health management** rather than small-animal clinic work—emphasising **preventative care**, **health planning**, and **using data analysis** to support herd/flock performance. They also state they provide a **24-hour emergency service, 365 days a year to farms**. In the latest written reviews available to us, owners mainly mention them as **large-animal vets** (explicitly “sheep” and “cows”) and describe them as “amazing” and “best…around,” though one review is about attending a social event on the grounds rather than veterinary care. ## Services - **Farm/large-animal veterinary care**, with specific mention in reviews of **sheep and cows**. - **Preventative livestock health management** (website emphasis), including **health planning/management** and **data analysis** to guide decisions. - **24-hour emergency service, 365 days a year to farms** (as stated on the website). ## People - **Paula Scales** (founder, vet). - **Tom Jackson**, **Katie Wilkinson**, **Oliver Anwyl** (joined the practice; described on the website as experienced farm vets). ## Reviews **Google rating: 5 stars from 8 reviews.** “Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.” - Multiple reviews describe the practice as a **farm/large-animal vet service**, including explicit mentions of **sheep and cows**. - Several comments are **short, recommendation-style** (“Amazing vets! Would recommend,” “Best farm animal vet around”) without details of specific treatments or outcomes. - At least one written review is **not about veterinary care** (it discusses a party held on the grounds with food, entertainment, and a ceilidh band).