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Brilliant vets. Richard, the vet at Midforest Vets, was spot on with a very difficult diagnosis and wasted no time in referring our beloved GSD to see a specialist at Southern Counties Veterinary Hospital, where she was then seen immediately. We cannot thank Richard and his team enough for making time to see her immediately, without which our lovely dog would have suffered so much more. Thank you for your compassion, kindness and knowledge.
Midforest Vets have looked after my dog through complicated illnesses with utmost care, competence and friendliness. Andy, who is a brilliant and exceptional vet, always made time to see her and gave her the best possible care. Even on her final day he made time for her on really short notice. His compassion, professionalism and competence is outstanding, as is his team. I can't praise them all highly enough.
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