Haughley Veterinary Centre – Bury St. Edmunds

Haughley Veterinary Centre is a veterinary practice located in Bury St. Edmunds, IP31 3PD. The centre provides a range of veterinary services, including consultations, routine vaccinations, microchipping, and surgical procedures such as castration and spaying for dogs. This practice is part of IVC Evidensia, a large corporate group, and employs 5 vets and 3 nurses. It has received an "Exceptional" rating based on 164 Google reviews, with an average score of 4.9 out of 5. The practice publishes its prices, which were updated in April 2026. While some consultation fees and certain vaccination costs are above the local average, some vaccination services are below. The practice is closed on weekends, opening on weekdays at 8:30 am. They offer annual cost comparisons to help owners understand the overall expense of pet care.

At a glance

Haughley Veterinary Centre – Bury St. Edmunds treats cats, dogs and small mammals. The practice opens at weekends, with on-site parking and step-free access.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Haughley Veterinary Centre – Bury St. Edmunds. Order provided by Google.

• Kara Coulling· 3 months ago

  Best vets in Bury, they really care about the animals they're treating and not focused on the money making side like a lot of other vets in this area. Can't praise them enough for all the care they've given Penelope.

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• Claire Porter· 4 months ago

  Thurston Vets were so so kind and compassionate Heather Gave me the biggest hug on Tuesday Just before my wonderful 15 and 16 year olds went to sleep 😴

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• Emily Cockayne· 7 months ago

  Thurston vets were nothing short of kind & compassionate when recently having to say goodbye to my guinea pig Basil. Today even receiving a sympathy card in the post, they have gone above and beyond at such a sad time. Thankyou for making it as easy as possible and especially to the vet (sorry I can’t remember her name!) to help my near 2 year old boy say his goodbye.

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• dean markell· 10 months ago

  Thurston Vets I had to take my poorly 15 and a half year old dog in for severe pain and other age related issues, this was our second visit, having already discussed his quality of life and options available to us on the first. My wife and I had already agreed a cause of action for him, depending on how the consultation went. Unfortunately we had to make the hard decision to put our beloved pets best interests first, there was no pressure from the team here, it was our decision. The staff were all excellent in the help and support they gave me, from the vet, the nurse and receptionist. I elected to stay with my pet and hold him, looking into his eyes as he slipped away, the last look was as if to say, thanks dad, the pain is gone, love you. Once again, thank you so much to all the staff for the fantastic support at a hard and emotional time.

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• Lauren Windmill· 3 years ago

  I usually use the Haughley branch as it's closer to me, but having had a sudden need for a vet visit for one of my cats who was very poorly, they luckily were able to fit us in. The vet and the nurse who saw him were very friendly and understanding, they treated him with kindness and patience, even helping us by giving him the first dose of medication which just gave us absolute peace of mind. I felt they genuinely cared about him, rather than just treating him like a client, as previous vets have done. I will always recommend Haughley/Thurston to vets to anyone who is looking for a vet recommendation.

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