CW Farm Vets

CW Farm Vets was founded in 2020 (no corporate group ownership is stated). Based on the website and reviews, the practice appears geared towards farm-animal work while also handling smallholder/pet cases: owners mention treatment for pigs, examining a backyard chicken, puppy microchipping, and end-of-life care for a dog. The clinic also states it offers a 24-hour emergency phone service.

Feedback is mostly positive about pragmatic, “sensible and realistic” decision-making and calm handling in difficult moments (e.g., euthanasia). However, there are also complaints about poor follow-up/communication after a microchipping mistake (a puppy reportedly found to have two microchips and messages being ignored).

Services

• •24-hour emergency phone service (stated on the clinic website).
• •Farm/livestock care: owners report pigs treated from being “very sick looking” to “back to full health.”
• •Poultry care: a backyard chicken was examined.
• •Microchipping: puppies were microchipped (one reviewer reports a microchipping error leading to two chips).
• •End-of-life care: euthanasia for an older dog, described as handled in a calm way.

People

• •Sophie (vet): mentioned positively in a review for being “caring and knowledgeable” when examining a backyard chicken.
• •Team generally: several reviews describe staff as helpful, sympathetic, friendly, and accommodating; one reviewer describes the vets as “sensible and realistic.” Conflict noted: a separate reviewer reports messages being ignored when trying to get a microchipping issue verified.

Reviews

4.4 stars from 7 reviews. - Pragmatic clinical approach: described as “sensible and realistic,” “pragmatic,” and professional.

• •Range of animals seen: pigs, a backyard chicken, a puppy (microchipping), and a dog needing euthanasia.
• •Support during sensitive situations: calm handling during a dog’s euthanasia is specifically mentioned.
• •Communication/follow-up concerns (negative): one reviewer reports a microchipping mistake (two chips) and says messages were ignored when they sought verification, leaving them feeling let down.