Bath Vets4Pets

They offer a range of veterinary services, with a focus on preventative care and general pet health. Their services extend to common domestic animals. They offer a Complete Care Plan designed to provide cost-effective preventative care throughout a pet's life. Practical information includes pet health advice on topics like cat microchipping, parasite control, and dental care. They also promote a "Pets Club" which offers exclusive pet offers, including discounts on Pets at Home orders.

At a glance

Bath Vets4Pets treats a wide range of animals, including cats, dogs, farm animals and small mammals, with published prices for 6 services, including consultations from £65 and dog vaccinations from £82. Rated 4.5/5 from 139 reviews, the practice opens at weekends, with on-site parking and step-free access.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent or recommended reviews for Bath Vets4Pets. Order provided by Google.

• Kai-Ashley Fletcher· 3 months ago

  The team at Vets for Pets Bath have been absolutely fantastic and genuinely supportive over the past few months. I’m quite open about being particular with the services I use and the people I trust, but Jo, the vet, has been consistently personable, kind and caring. She takes the time to understand not just the pets, but the person behind them and their circumstances. Jo has always been upfront, honest and respectful when discussing costs, and she’s given the best advice possible every step of the way. The reception team are equally brilliant. They’re approachable, warm and attentive. I’ve noticed they recognise their customers straight away, often checking you in before you’ve even reached the desk. They always take a moment to explain things clearly, answer questions and genuinely give you their time. Overall, this has to be one of the best vets I’ve ever been to. Thank you all.

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• Lauren Wood· 9 months ago

  We have three pets registered with Vets4Pets and always find the team really helpful, responsive and friendly. We never have issues booking in, get seen to quickly and are greeted nicely. We are currently needing ongoing treatment for out Kitten and every vet we have seen has been really informative.

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• Harri Williams· 2 years ago

  Normally we love our visits to pets at home/vets for pets bath, Gus gets so much love and attention from all the staff and everyone is so kind. However if you have a larger breed dog, I would not recommend their vet service. The first vet we saw last year was clearly in a rush and was keen to make a sale and charged me £85 for paracetamol (that I said I didn’t want or need) for a broken nail and tried to convince to spend £450 to have the nail removed surgically on my 4 month old puppy. The second vet we saw more recently for a general health check, was very kind and smart but was clearly very nervous of larger dogs and didn’t complete a full health check. His eyes, ears and teeth were not checked although she had written on the report she had. She checked his heartbeat when I asked and looked at his broken nail from a year ago (?!). So for a service that costs £22 a month, I wouldn’t recommend unless you have a small dog or a Labrador! Picture to show what a good boy Gus is, settling down in the vet room.

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• Zoe Saunderson· 2 years ago

  The whole team is amazing and my kitten genuinely loves coming to the vets! They always make a fuss of him which he adores. Anytime I call, all the receptionists are absolutely lovely and nothing is too much trouble. I’m confident that my baby is in good hands with the Vets4pets team. They’re patient, welcoming, kind and it’s apparent that they genuinely love and care for the animals that come in. Mark and Robin and have both been brilliant with Loki, even having a chuckle when curiosity got the better of him and he ended up walking round the back of the computer and jumping in the sink!😂 My kitten always feels comfortable and relaxed when we visit and so do I. Thank you for everything you all do!

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• Joanna Hole· 2 years ago

  Following an escalating series of unpredictable & unprovoked human & canine biting incidents, the last of which was really serious for the other dog, we took the gut wrenching decision to euthanise our lovely 2 year old rescue terrier Harry. We already loved Harry dearly & - I think - he us. He was, 95% of the time, an absolute bright delight, but his rage was coming out of the blue each time & his ferocity had escalated to a point that he was clearly trying to kill. We will never know what awful things he had been through to trigger this periodic aggression, but when the red mist descended, he was a danger to himself, us & any child or dog he met. Robin the vet was amazing, carefully taking us through all our (limited) options on the phone at home after the latest incident. Once our decision was made, he advised on meds at home so we could bring Harry (who could not normally travel in a car or be put on a lead without becoming hysterical) in without any further distress. We were both in bits when we arrived & the receptionists were incredibly kind. Robin showed such compassion & respect for Harry & for us & Harry was never distressed at any point during the final process. If anyone finds themselves needing advice & support in a similar situation I could not recommend this practice, & Robin in particular, more highly. RIP little Harry, our "Ginger Ninja"

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