I have nothing but praise for all the staff that work here. My dog was very poorly and eventually diagnosed with hepatitis. The care everyone showed from the front reception team to the nurses and vets was fantastic and I cannot say thank you enough. They looked after him like he was one of their own. Thank you so much to you all. I am truly grateful.

Always receive a friendly welcome from the reception staff when we arrive . The separate reception areas provide a calm waiting area which helps when you have a nervous dog. The availability of appointments is great and as they are 24 hours a day , I don’t have to go elsewhere if we need to use the out of hours service. The vets are very knowledgeable and take their time to explain any treatments or procedures, providing a break down of costs too.

Absolutely fantastic. My cat - ok, my demon-spawn from the deepest pits of hell - has availed himself of all facilities recently over a two-week period, from midnight emergency all the way through to surgery. And he's bitten everybody along the way and now my number seems to be blocked. Odd... All the staff could not have been kind enough and went waaaaay beyond, including trying all other practices for emergency surgery then lovely Lucy rejigged her own busy schedule just for His Fatship's bit of a sore willy. And they tell you comforting stories when you ring at 3am to see how Ikkle Preshus is doing; "happily sedated and snuggled up with his bunny" actually means "despite enough fun meds to floor a rhino he somehow escaped his kennel trailing the IV, have chased him fourteen times round the entire hospital and he's now velcroed to the ceiling spitting ballistic rage and suddenly everyone is too busy to help the night nurse assist the epileptic cactus back to safety. Ours. And we hadn't even opened the door." Dat's ma boy, I am proud. AND he got a Cone of Doooooom and claw-clip for free, can't imagine why. He's turned the cone into an agent of biological warfare and his post-op checks have been carried out from behind safety-glass (and in a bunker) but Fluffikins is restored to normalcy. Ok, lunacy. The Cone has now become a fully evolved life-form so I now have two pets with far too many teeth, an ASBO each and yet another court case pending. I have called it Ethel. AND got the crimbo desecrations sorted: Achievement Unlocked. Thanks all. He's a nutjob but he's my nutjob. You could not have been better. Polly (and Loki Borkface Cholmondeley-Haugh. He's called that for good reason!) And scuse mess in background - I am trapped in spare room with this maniac and he's turning it into the Swamps of Dagoba. I think that might be their revenge...

My two lovely rabbits were spayed and neutered at Farnham Veterinary Hospital. My rabbits were well cared for and the surgeries were a success. Everyone we have met at the hospital has a genuine interest in the pets they care for. Thank you