Companion Care Vets Winnersh

Situated within the Pets at Home store in Wokingham, Berkshire, Companion Care Vets Winnersh extends its professional veterinary care to a diverse range of animals, including birds, cats, dogs, small mammals, and even exotic and wild species. This specific practice distinguishes itself through its convenient retail park location, offering pet owners in the Wokingham area easy access to veterinary services alongside their regular pet supply shopping. Its broad animal species coverage, from common household pets to more unusual exotic and wild creatures, reflects a versatile approach to animal welfare. The integration within a larger pet store environment provides a seamless experience for pet owners, blending routine pet care with veterinary consultations. For those planning a visit, the practice can be reached via phone at 01189789637 or email at winnersh@vetsforpets.com. Further details, including specific operating hours and additional services, are available on their website at https://www.companioncare.co.uk/winnersh.html. Ample parking is typically available given its location within a retail park.

Companion Care Vets Winnersh is based at Inside Pets at Home, Wokingham, Berkshire, RG41 5HH in Berkshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £60 and dog vaccinations from £79.

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• Teresa “Teresa A” Alder· 3 months ago

  We have been with Ben at Vets for Pets for many years now & I can honestly say that Ben is the most knowledgable, most caring, most amazing vet! Our Burmese cat is almost 20 years old & has been looked after by Ben & the team since he was a young cat & they have been incredible with him. Archie was diagnosed with arthritis when he was about 10 years old & recently he was diagnosed with high blood pressure. Ben has been able to manage his medication so well that Archie has still had a very long & very comfortable & happy life. He also operated on Archie a few years ago to remove a lump & Archie recovered so well. Archie has injections here once a month to manage his arthritis too. Thank-you so much to Ben & all the team at Vets for Pets. The most amazing, caring, Vets, nurses & team you could ask for.

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• Craig Faulkner· 5 months ago

  Tried this vets yesterday for my dogs ear infection Ben was fantastic.and the nurse afternoon give my girl Bonnie some treats she was great with lots of knowledge would highly recommend

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• I F· 8 months ago

  Would give zero if could. This place is a disgrace. Their pricing keeps changing every time different price. I understand inflation is everywhere but not every time you visit you get a different price. Dispicable. Receptionists have no respect for customers. You ask them a question about pricing, they give you attitude and behave unprofessionally, talk about you to their colleagues while you are there. Time to boycott this place like the rest of the miserable shop.

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• Kerry Smith· a year ago

  This is a really brilliant vet's practice. All the staff are lovely — and all the vets are equally capable. My pets seem to spend a lot of time here and the vets have pretty much done everything for me from surgery on my daughter's gerbil to remove a tumour (who knew that could be done?!) to monitoring our dogs's heart condition. Hugely appreciate how brilliant they all are

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• jax snipp· 2 years ago

  This vet practice is one of the best in the area. Ben and the team are so caring and really look after our pets (and us!) and always show compassion and understanding. They take the time to explain what's wrong and what the options are to help your pet. Even when the sad event happens that your pet has to be put to sleep, they send a lovely card in the post a few days later sending their condolences. All of the team have such a caring attitude to their customers.

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