Westpoint Group Trading Ltd - Murton – Vets in York
Clinic Overview
- Several reviews praise the practice for being helpful, friendly and professional, especially when supporting new sheep owners. - On-farm care is a recurring theme, with specific mention of a sheep visit and castration, plus practical explanations and advice during the appointment. - One detailed review highlights strong emergency responsiveness, describing a late-night call-out for an orphan calf and patient care that continued until the animal stabilised.
Westpoint Group Trading Ltd - Murton is a livestock-focused veterinary practice in York, East Yorkshire, and forms part of VetPartners. Its services cover cattle, sheep, camelids and goats, with a strong emphasis on farm visits, breeding and fertility work, herd and flock health support, and emergency attendance. Reviews also point to helpful support for newer sheep keepers and responsive out-of-hours care.
Services
- •Farm animal veterinary care: routine livestock work alongside emergency call-outs, including a reported late-night visit for a sick orphan calf.
- •Sheep and cattle reproductive work: bull and ram fertility examinations, cattle AI, cattle flushing and embryo transfer, sheep laparoscopic AI, and sheep flushing and embryo transfer.
- •Pregnancy and herd/flock health services: pregnancy scanning, TB testing, and in-house faecal egg counting.
- •Embryology and breeding support: embryology, domestic embryo and semen storage, and semen straw evaluation.
- •On-farm practical procedures: reviews mention a sheep site visit and castration, and the practice also lists veterinary technician services such as disbudding/dehorning, vaccinating, and blood sampling.
- •Medicines and compliance support: a fully stocked pharmacy, exports support for livestock and products, and farmer meetings including the safe use of veterinary medicines.
- •Species covered: cattle, sheep, camelids, and goats.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Ricardo: mentioned positively for a sheep site visit and castration, with owners saying he explained the procedure clearly and offered plenty of advice.
- •Adriana: praised for attending a late-night calf emergency, carrying out the Madigan Squeeze technique, and staying with the animal while treating it.
- •Wider team: reviews also describe the staff more generally as friendly, helpful and professional, particularly with first-time sheep keepers.
Reviews
Google shows 4.6 stars from 16 reviews. Written feedback gives a mixed but generally positive picture.
- •Several reviews praise the practice for being helpful, friendly and professional, especially when supporting new sheep owners.
- •On-farm care is a recurring theme, with specific mention of a sheep visit and castration, plus practical explanations and advice during the appointment.
- •One detailed review highlights strong emergency responsiveness, describing a late-night call-out for an orphan calf and patient care that continued until the animal stabilised.
- •A negative review reports a poor interaction with an unnamed lead vet, while also saying the rest of the staff were fine; another review appears to have been posted in error and does not describe a visit.
