Vet practice in Swindon

Vets4Pets

4.6(259 reviews)
Inside Pets at Home, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN3 4ES

Combined comparison cost

£139.96Dog comparison cost
£146.96Cat comparison cost
£143.46Combined comparison cost
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About this practice

Vets4Pets in Swindon

Swindon Vets4Pets is a veterinary practice located inside Pets at Home at St Margarets Retail Park, Oxford Road, Swindon, Wiltshire. They offer veterinary services to local pets, though the specific types of animals treated are not detailed on this page. The practice welcomes new clients to register their pets. While described as "locally owned," Vets4Pets is part of the larger Pets at Home corporate group. They focus on providing care within the local community, emphasizing trust in their services. The practice aims to be accessible to pet owners in the Swindon area. Parking is available at the retail park for convenience. Clients can make enquiries and request appointments by phone or via a WhatsApp chat. The facility is situated within a retail park environment, which typically offers easy access and supporting amenities.

Vets4Pets is based at Inside Pets at Home, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN3 4ES in Wiltshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild, poultry and small mammals and publishes prices for 5 services including consultations from £50 and dog vaccinations from £60.

Animals treated

Dogs
Cats
Small Mammals
Birds
Exotic/Wild
Poultry

Vets4Pets Prices

From practice website
Updated 24 Jun 2026
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Combined comparison cost

Dog comparison cost

£139.96

Includes estimated microchip

Cat comparison cost

£146.96

Includes estimated microchip

Combined comparison cost

£143.46

Includes estimated microchip

Recurring care pricing

Consultation
£50
Dog booster vaccination
£60
Cat booster vaccination
£67
Rabbit vaccination
£92

One-off costs

Dog spay
£295
Dog castration
£249
Cat spay
£130
Cat castration
£90
Neutering (general)
£263

These vary by weight, breed and clinical needs — request a quote from the practice.

Additional services

Rabbit spay
£140
Rabbit castration
£110
Written prescription fee
£16

Prices shown are guides extracted from the practice's published price list. Always confirm directly with the practice as costs can vary by pet, weight and clinical need.

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Common questions about Vets4Pets.

Vets4Pets reviews

4.6(259 reviews)

Average rating of 4.6 out of 5 based on 259 reviews. Sourced from Google.

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  • Alan Tidy· 3 months ago

    Always great care for our dogs. The vets go above and beyond, the nurses are amazing and reception staff kind and helpful.

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  • Iwona Sroka· 6 months ago

    Not suitable for small pet owner such as rats. Avoid. They don’t have flat fee for surgical treatment of ulcers, play with owner emotion, lack of empathy-compare inconclusive tests results to humans’ results, lack of professionalism and work ethic. At the end I had to put down the animal as other reliable practice advised that the animal’s age and the treatment is too risky and will bring more suffering than solving the problem. I would give 0 stars if I could and hope more people will avoid this clinic.

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  • Jennifer Mulholland· 3 years ago

    I used these vets for 3 years, with my last dog. They are all friendly and polite. However, they have recently changed their policy and are more about money than the pets and won't see you if you can't pay upfront. The last time I visited, I saw a new vet, and she was pushing me to give my dog an operation for his laxating patellars. He is 3 years old and I would rather put off, giving him an operation, until absolutely necessary. I don't want him to have an anaesthetic if possibly avoided. Plus, he would need 5 weeks to rest and recover. He is a very active and energetic dog who loves his walks. If we stay home, for one day, he goes crazy the next day, charging about everywhere, when we go out. I went elsewhere for a second opinion. She asked to see him walking about and watched him closely. She said that he seemed to be managing quite well himself and didn't see the need to put him through the operation now, unless that's what I wanted. If I felt it impacted his daily life, or he was in pain, then I would say yes to the operation. He sometimes walks sideways and stretches his back legs a lot. But he's not in any pain and he runs about and plays as he should.

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  • Lisa Brien· 5 years ago

    I recently adopted two rats from pets at home for my daughter. The assistant was brilliant she very helpful and answered all my questioned .they have settled in great we all love them they are playful and brilliant therapy animals. This is my 4th purchase of animals from here I recommend them warm helpful and friendly 🥰

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  • Ashley Bathe· 6 years ago

    Great members of staff. Unfortunately I have a poorly pup called Dave so we are here most weeks. We’ve come to know the staff very well. And most probably on there Christmas card list. The staff care deeply for Dave and I feel reassured they are doing the best for him.

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