Farm & Large-Animal Vets near Lincoln

## Summary Not stated whether this is an independent practice or part of a wider veterinary group. Based on recent reviews, the clinic is used for a mix of routine pet care and urgent problems, with owners describing access to emergency appointments (including a Boxing Day visit) and, in some cases, out-of-hours support and home visits. Specific treatments mentioned include lump removal surgery, investigation and surgery to remove a grass seed from a paw, and treatment for a urinary tract infection. Pricing is frequently described as “reasonable” by some owners, but one reviewer strongly disagrees and reports being asked for payment before treatment during an emergency visit. ## Services Services and scenarios explicitly mentioned in the latest reviews include: - **Surgery/procedures** - Lump removal - Surgical exploration of a paw to locate and remove a **grass seed** - **Urgent care** - Emergency appointment for **UTI** - Emergency visit after a puppy possibly ingested **diabetic tablets**, including an injection intended to make the puppy sick (as described by the reviewer) - **Care for different animals** - One long-term client mentions using the practice for **livestock and pets** - **Access arrangements mentioned by clients** - Some owners report being able to be seen **out of hours**, and that **home visits** were provided when needed (as described in a review) ## Pricing - One reviewer reports paying **£192** for an injection during an emergency visit involving suspected pill ingestion. - Other reviewers describe the practice as “reasonably priced,” but without giving specific figures. ## People - **Ian (vet)**: Mentioned repeatedly by name. Owners describe him taking time to explain why surgery was needed (grass-seed paw case), and some long-term clients say they have used him for many years across different animals. - **Reception team**: Several reviews call out receptionists as helpful—one person described being supported to register a blind, diabetic dog for peace of mind, and another mentioned the receptionist being “brilliant” during an emergency visit. - In contrast, a 1-star review describes feeling there was little kindness during an emergency and that payment was emphasized before treatment. ## Reviews **4.9 stars from 330 reviews.** The overall pattern is many long-term clients describing repeat use for both routine and urgent problems, with one detailed negative review focused on emergency handling and costs. **“Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.”** - **Surgical and urgent cases are commonly mentioned**, including lump removal, UTI treatment, and an operation to remove a grass seed from a paw. - **Access in urgent situations**: multiple reviewers say they were seen quickly for emergencies, including out-of-hours/home-visit support in at least one account. - **Communication during decision-making**: an owner describes Ian explaining the need for an operation and taking time to talk it through. - **Pricing experience is mixed**: several owners say pricing is reasonable; one reviewer reports **£192** for an emergency injection and felt payment was prioritized before care. - **Customer service is mostly praised**, especially reception help, but one reviewer reports feeling unsupported and says there was no follow-up check-in afterward.

## Summary Pegasus Vets describes itself as a family-run independent practice (not part of a corporate group) treating both small animals and equine patients. Recent reviews repeatedly mention hands-on medical and surgical care—ranging from dental work under anaesthetic to major surgery (a front-leg amputation in a cat) and routine neutering/spays. Owners also describe practical touches like claw-clipping appointments for indoor cats, complimentary check-ups, and a home visit for end-of-life care where the vet helped the owner cope through the process. Out-of-hours cover is stated as provided via Vets Now for small animals, with equine out-of-hours handled directly by the practice. ## Services Based on the website summary and the latest reviews, Pegasus Vets is associated with: - **Small animal care** - Nail/claw clipping for cats - **Dental procedures**: teeth cleaning under anaesthetic; extraction was considered but (in one case) not needed - **Soft tissue/medical treatment**: treatment of an ear infection with **steroids and antibiotics**, plus ear drops at home - **Surgery**: cat front-leg amputation following an accident - **Neutering/spays**: cat spay; dog spay; dog neutering (including XL Bully compulsory neutering mentioned by an owner) - **Post-op/aftercare**: owners mention “after care” and “complimentary checkups” - **Equine care** - Visit for a mare with an **eye injury** - Bloods taken and use of **plasma** was recommended by the vet (as described by the owner) - **End-of-life care** - **Home visit euthanasia** (“came to my house when it was time to say goodbye”) - **Out-of-hours arrangements (as stated on the website)** - Small animal out-of-hours covered by **Vets Now** - Equine out-of-hours handled by the practice (a named vet is referenced on the site) ## People - **Simonè (small animal veterinarian)**: Named in reviews for major procedures and surgical decision-making, including a **cat front-leg amputation**, plus **spays/neutering**. One owner specifically valued being able to stay with their dog during sedation before neutering and credited “Dr Simone” with a smooth recovery (no swelling/bruising/pain reported by day 3). - **Barbara (equine/large animal veterinarian)**: Mentioned by name in a review for attending a mare with an **eye injury**, taking bloods, and advising use of **plasma** rather than selling a small bottle of treatment. ## Reviews **Google rating: 5 stars from 45 reviews.** **Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.** - **Dental and anaesthetic care described in concrete terms**: a cat had **teeth cleaned under anaesthetic** and was “fine at the end of the day”; an extraction was discussed but ultimately wasn’t needed. - **Owners report clear improvement after treatment**: a dog with a recurring ear issue was treated with **steroids/antibiotics** and the infection “cleared up,” and the dog tolerated ear drops afterwards. - **Surgery and recovery experiences**: reviews mention **amputation**, **spays**, and **neutering**, with owners highlighting smooth recoveries and supportive aftercare (including “complimentary checkups”). - **Support at difficult moments**: one review describes a **home euthanasia** visit, focusing on the vet’s “gentle kindness” to both pet and owner. - **Independence matters to some clients**: multiple reviewers explicitly say they chose Pegasus because it is **family-run/independent** rather than corporate-owned.

## Summary Lincs Farm & Equine is presented (by name) as a veterinary provider oriented toward farm and equine work, but the available data doesn’t list any specific treatments, facilities, or clinician details. On Google it shows a 5‑star rating, though there’s very limited review information available to understand what owners value in practice. ## Services - No services or specialisms are described in the provided clinic data or in the review snippets available to us. - The business name indicates a focus on farm and equine veterinary work, but specific services (e.g., call-outs, diagnostics, surgery, dentistry) are not stated in the sources provided. ## Reviews **Google rating:** 5 stars from **1** review (as shown in the Google Maps information provided), though two review entries are listed with only author names and no written feedback. “Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.” - No written review text was available (only star ratings and author names), so specific themes about care, communication, pricing, or outcomes can’t be verified from reviews here.