Chicken vets in the East of England

Practices across the East of England that treat chickens, listed by county and town.

33
practices listed
33
confirm they treat chickens
1
offer farm visits

Practices change what they offer, so always phone before you go. Know one we’ve missed, or work at one? Suggest or update a practice.

Bedford

Bedford

Cambridgeshire

Cambridge

Peterborough

Central Bedfordshire

Barton-le-Clay

Leighton Buzzard

Potton

Sandy

Essex

Colchester

Hertfordshire

Baldock

  • Gatehouse Veterinary Surgery

    ConfirmedFarm visits

    Baldock Industrial Estate, London Rd, Baldock, SG7 6NG

    Also sees: pigs, goats, sheep, rabbits, ducks, horses, alpacas, donkeys

Hertford

Letchworth

St. Albans

Ware

Norfolk

Holt

Norwich

Wells-next-the-sea

Wymondham

Other areas

Peterborough

Peterborough

Suffolk

Beccles

Bungay

Copdock

Haughley

Ipswich

Kessingland

Finding a chicken vet in the East of England: common questions

How many vets in the East of England treat chickens?
We list 33 clinics in the East of England for chickens. 33 of them name chickens on their own website; the other 0 only mention livestock, farm animals or exotics in general, or are listed from their name, so call them to check.
Which chicken vets in the East of England do farm visits?
1 of the clinics on this page mention farm visits, home visits or a mobile service on their website. They are marked "Farm visits" in the list.
Do farm vets see pet chickens?
Many mixed and farm practices see smallholders' and pet animals as well as commercial herds and flocks. The practices listed here mention chickens, farm animals or exotics on their own websites; phone to check they take individual pets.
What does "Call to confirm" mean?
The clinic's website talks about livestock, farm animals or exotic pets without naming chickens, or we couldn't read its website and listed it from its name. Many of these clinics do see chickens, but check by phone before you go.
How is this list made?
We read each clinic's own website and list it for an animal only when the website mentions it. Clinics change what they offer, so always phone ahead.

Spotted a mistake, or a practice that no longer sees chickens? Tell us and we’ll fix it at the next update.

Clinic locations from the Overture Maps Foundation (data from AllThePlaces, Birdeye, BrightQuery, Foursquare, Microsoft, PinMeTo, Uberall, Meta), used under their open licences; regions and counties from postcodes via postcodes.io (Office for National Statistics data). Species information comes from each clinic’s own website. Pages are only listed in search engines once they have at least 5 confirmed clinics.