Coastline Veterinary Surgeries

Coastline Veterinary Surgery is a veterinary practice located in Carlton Colville, Lowestoft, providing services for dogs, cats, and rabbits. The practice offers various animal care services to the local community. This practice is part of the CVS Group, a large corporate veterinary organisation. They focus on delivering veterinary care with the backing and resources of a wider corporate network. The practice is open Monday to Friday from 8:30 to 18:30 and on Saturdays from 8:30 to 12:00. Parking is available at the premises. Appointments can be booked online, and the practice also handles repeat prescription requests.

At a glance

Coastline Veterinary Surgeries treats a wide range of animals, including cats, dogs, farm animals and small mammals, with published prices for 6 services, including consultations from £71 and dog vaccinations from £95. Rated 4.3/5 from 297 reviews, the practice opens at weekends, with step-free access.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent or recommended reviews for Coastline Veterinary Surgeries. Order provided by Google.

• Ann Jackson· a month ago

  Attended a puppy party today. A fabulas presentation extremely informative, Very highly recommended for a new puppy owner. Various topics covered. Learned so much. Was given a goodie bag and a certificate at the end of the presentation, which was a very unexpected surprise. Just a nice touch. Well worth signing up, to attend a party. Huge thankyou to the staff. Extremely professional and polite.

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• Diana Dagyte· 3 months ago

  I’m absolutely furious – I left a good review before but I wish I hadn’t. 10 days ago I brought my 4 rats in with breathing problems. The vet couldn’t even listen to their chests properly because they were moving, so she just said ‘we’ll take your word for it’ that it’s a respiratory infection and gave me only 10 days’ worth of antibiotics. Anyone who knows rats knows these meds take 2–4 weeks to start working – 10 days is nowhere near enough! I went back asking for more, and was told I’d have to pay another full consultation fee just to be told exactly the same thing again: ‘we’ll take your word for it’. Nothing has changed in 10 days – I live with these rats every single day, I know what’s wrong with them, and I’m being charged over and over for the exact same lack of proper care. It honestly feels like they care far more about making money than the pets’ actual wellbeing – and I’m not the only one who thinks this, I’ve spoken to other owners who’ve had exactly the same experience here. Really disappointed and let down.

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• SameOldSausage· 3 months ago

  Always go above and beyond for my dog (who has an ongoing serious condition). They are very supportive and quick to get things sorted out. My dog is a massive pain in the backside at the vets but noone is ever stressed out about it or gets annoyed and he is getting a lot better with going now. The staff are always great!

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• Michael Wright· 8 months ago

  We have been at this vets over 15 years and was very happy with the vet we used he looked after our 2 dogs and 1 we lost. This is no reflection on him at all. We were treated I can only say very shockingly after daring to query the charges of medication which was way more than we had been quoted. We decided to reduce the amount of medication which was done and after checking the amount we saw that we were being overcharged so again questioned the amount , oh my goodness we were treated like criminals. A short time later we were offered the amount that they overcharged us but as a gesture of goodwill 🤔still haven’t received it though , probably because we have left the practice. Mr & Mrs Wright

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• John· 12 months ago

  We've used these vets for years for our two dogs. Staff are fantastic, vets themselves are competent and caring as are the reception staff. My criticism is of whoever sets the prices for their medicines. After a blood test on our dog, we were recommended and sold some liver supplement tablets for £120. Wanting the best for our dog we paid it without fuss, believing that this must be a reasonable cost. We later found the same tablets on sale at Pets at Home for just over a third of that price, £46. As unfortunately our last dog has now just crossed the Rainbow bridge and these supplements were one of our last interactions with the vets, we've been left with a sour taste in our mouths and will probably be looking elsewhere for vets for our future pets.

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