Hird and Partners – King Street

Hird and Partners is a veterinary practice offering a comprehensive range of services across multiple locations in West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, and Cheshire. They provide care for small animals, equines, and farm animals. The practice distinguishes itself with dedicated facilities for specific animal types, including separate small animal practices and specialised equine clinics and hospitals. Their approach ensures that each animal group receives tailored care from equipped teams. They have a long-standing history in the treatment of farm animals, indicating deep-rooted expertise in this area. Practical information includes several addresses for their small animal clinics in Halifax, Walsden, and Ripponden. They also operate equine hospitals in Shelf and Sheffield, along with an equine clinic in Cheshire. Contact details are provided for each location, including phone numbers and email addresses, making it easy for clients to reach the appropriate team.

Hird and Partners – King Street is based at 2 King Street, Halifax, West Yorkshire, HX1 1SR in West Yorkshire. The practice treats birds, camelids, cats, cattle, dogs and equines.

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4.8(630 reviews)

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• Charlie Stott· 2 months ago

  I find the reception staff rude and patronising and dismissive at every visit. Lots of money spent with them there unavoidably. Can't wait to transfer my cats care.

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• Patricia Pickles· 2 months ago

  Wonderful caring staff,looked after are precious dog womble with kindness through his illness and sadly at the end.what a difference between private vet and corporate vet close to where i live in mytholmroyd.I was always confident hirds was doing what was best for womble and not what was best to hit their targets regardless of whether it was the best for my dog.Every vet,nurse and reception staff are caring and compassionate and are in the job to do the best for the animals. No hesitation in recommending hirds vets if you want the best care for your pet and a private ownership, not large converabelt corporate ownership.Thankyou to all the staff for looking after womble especially Mike with the lovely liver pate and eve who spent time explaining everything with time and patience. Rick and Trish pickles

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• Aaron Q· 5 months ago

  My dog has been registered with Hirds since I adopted him from the RSPCA 8 years ago. Although more expensive than some more local vets, I trusted this was due to the firm being well established and presumably, good at what they do. However, early September I rushed my boy in due to concerns about blood coming from his "private area". I provided a urine sample for him, followed up with blood tests and a scan/ultrasound- all of which were chargeable to both myself and the insurance company. I was assured that my boy had "a sludge" in n his stomach/bladder that was, and I quote "nothing to worry about" and prescribed antibiotics. As the blood continued to leak from his "private area" I sought a 2nd opinion from a local vet who diagnosed him with an inoperable bladder tumour within 4 hours. The lack of knowledge and urgency from Hirds in dealing with this problem astounds me. Furthermore, the lack of empathy and compassion when I have raised my concerns is additional cause for concern. I will now escalate my concerns to the Royal Veterinary College to ensure those responsible for my dog's impending premature death will be held accountable for their actions . Or lack of

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• Carol Machell· 8 months ago

  Helpful, knowledgeable and expert in their field. All staff - vets, nurses and support staff are very approachable. I have total confidence in Hirds for the year on year care and treatment of our two dogs. They respond quickly to emergencies and will always advise over the phone. It's an independent practice too! Highly recommended.

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• Wendy Lyn Edmundson· a year ago

  I see the veterinary nurse, Siobhan, every 3 weeks now to have Lilly weighed and measured. She's on a diet using food the vet nurse suggested and it's working very well. It's a free service which I think is great because you get very little free these days. The reception area and consultation rooms are always clean. The reception staff are friendly and efficient. The vet who did my cat's vaccinations was really friendly and lovely with my cat. All in all, I really like this veterinary practice.

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