Hampden Veterinary

read moreWe are very proud to have served the animal owners of Aylesbury Vale, The Chilterns and Thames Valley for over 80 years, and to be one of only about 150 RCVS Accredited Small Animal Veterinary Hospitals in the UK out of 4,000 practices. In addition, our Equine Practice, Hampden Equine (formerly known as Baskerville Horgan & Partners), and Farm Practice are also both accredited with the RCVS in their own right. We provide a very warm and friendly, high quality and affordable veterinary care, with the vet of your choice, and continue to provide our own out of hours emergency care.

read moreThere has been a veterinary practice at our present Hospital site in Aylesbury for over 100 years, which at that time was on the edge of the town and where the vet worked out of his Georgian house with stables in what was his back garden. This building continued to be used as part of our Small Animal Hospital till 2009. We fully renovated it in 2011 to use as our Farm Practice Office. The Practice in its present guise was established in around 1935-37, and as was tradition at the time it was known as "Anderson and Bugg", then in 1970 the Practice changed its name to "Tuckett, Gray & Partners".

read moreWe now have a new dedicated out-of-hours service, and additional routine clinics available at more convenient times, to improve the level of care for the pets of Aylesbury. Clinics will be at the hospital on weekend afternoons and at our Elm Farm branch surgery on Saturday mornings. We proudly provide this improved service to ensure pets who are sick or injured can be cared for 24 hours a day, by veterinary teams specifically working either the daytime or night-time. It takes over from the previous service where day vets have been on-call overnight.

read moreIf you have moved into the area or wish to switch from another vet, then registering with us is very simple. Hopefully all the information you require is on our website, but if you have other questions, then please feel free to speak to our receptionists or ask to speak to one of our vets. We will ask your current vet to send us your pet's clinical records, but if there are any issues they you wish to bring to our attention that may or may not be in their history, they please do so when you register.