We offer a multi-disciplinary referral service to veterinary surgeons across the UK. We accept emergency referrals 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
In order to book an appointment with us, you need to request a referral to us from your pet’s usual veterinary practice.
Telephone: 0117 394 0513
Location: Langford House, Langford, BS40 5DUOutstanding veterinary care for horses and ponies in the heart of Somerset
Stables Equine Practice are experienced in dealing with horses and ponies involved in all competitive disciplines - from breeding, to pleasure horses and companions.
Telephone: 01749 830 666 / emergency pager 07623 984 669
Location: Conkerfield, Pennybatch Lane, Wookey, Nr. Wells, BA5 1NHYour local vets for all your pets.
We aim to provide the best possible care for your animals to ensure they are kept fit and healthy throughout their lives. Our practice offers a caring, family feel to ensure that you and your pet receive a personal and friendly service.
Telephone: 01934 852 422
Location: Langford House, Langford, BS40 5DULangford Vets Farm Animal Practice have extensive experience in all aspects of the farming sector and smallholder work including dairy, beef, sheep, goats, camelids, pigs and poultry.
Telephone: 01934 852 650
Location: Langford House, Langford, BS40 5DUWe are a dynamic, customer focused business providing an extensive, high-quality range of laboratory tests across many species.
We also offer an internationally recognised cat genetic testing service to owners and breeders.
Telephone: 0117 394 0510
Location: Langford House, Langford, BS40 5DUAdvancing veterinary education and career excellence
Langford Vets are passionate about promoting career-long learning for veterinary professionals with advanced training and career development opportunities provided through our Langford Academy.
Telephone: Email: brm@langfordvets.co.uk
Location: Langford House, Langford, BS40 5DUGentle desensitisation and counter-conditioning can help anxious dogs feel more comfortable with handling, like brushing or grooming. With short, positive sessions and patience, you can build your dog’s confidence and trust.
A head halter helps guide your dog’s movement and focus calmly, making walks safer and more controlled. With gentle, reward-based training, your dog can learn to wear it comfortably and confidently.
Muzzle training helps keep your dog and others safe. Use short, positive sessions with treats to help your dog feel calm and comfortable wearing a muzzle.
A harness is a very useful safety tool which will help you control your dog by guiding their chest; they can be used in conjunction with a head halter to have full control over the direction your dog moves.
Whether you're supporting a dog who's struggling with time alone or training a new puppy, there are steps you can take to help prevent or ease separation anxiety.
Bandage care is vital to your pet’s recovery. Early action can prevent serious complications and help keep your pet comfortable and healing well.
Making the vets a positive place to be is important for your dog. Your dog will feel more comfortable if they get to know the veterinary environment and the staff.
Infectious diseases are everywhere, but which ones should you be worried about and why do we recommend testing?
If your dog has spent any time living outside the UK (imported from abroad, travelled outside the UK with you or others, or immigrated into the UK) then they could be at increased risk of infectious agents that we rarely see in the UK.
