Nantwich Farm Vets

Nantwich Farm Vets describes itself as one of the largest independent farm veterinary practices in the UK, with a “team approach tailored to your farm.” Reviews available to us include both clinical feedback and non-clinical concerns: some clients praise specific vets for practical advice and clear explanations during treatment, while multiple recent 1‑star reviews complain about dangerous driving by a practice van. Cost is also mentioned as a drawback (“great service but very expensive”).

Concrete specifics supported by the information provided

• •Independent, farm-focused practice (stated on the website).
• •Equine work is explicitly referenced by a reviewer (“Nantwich Equine”).
• •A vet named Campbell Thompson is praised for explaining what he was doing during treatment and for pragmatic, practical advice.
• •Multiple reviewers raise concerns about driving behaviour of a practice vehicle.

Services

• •Farm veterinary services (practice positioning on the website: “farm vets,” “tailored to your farm”).
• •Equine veterinary care (explicitly referenced in a review as “Nantwich Equine”).
• •Treatment/consultation where the vet explains procedures as they go (described by a client whose animal “Bafta” was treated).

People

• •Campbell Thompson: Mentioned by name in multiple reviews. Clients describe him as
• •Explaining what he was doing during treatment (“letting me know what he was doing”).
• •Giving “pragmatic and practical advice.”
• •Aileen: Thanked by name for “outstanding … work” (the specific type of work isn’t clearly readable in the review text provided, so it can’t be stated more precisely).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.5 stars from 34 reviews.

• •Several reviewers describe strong clinical service, including “superb vets” and “great service every time.”
• •Communication and practicality are highlighted in specific experiences: a named vet is praised for explaining actions during treatment and giving pragmatic, practical advice.
• •Two separate reviewers describe the practice as “very expensive,” despite good service.
• •Three recent 1‑star reviews raise non-clinical safety concerns about a practice van being driven dangerously (including near a pedestrian crossing), which conflicts with the otherwise positive clinical feedback.