Vet practice in North Somerset

Langford Small Animal Referral Hospital

4.8(764 reviews)
Langford Veterinary Services Ltd, Bristol, North Somerset, BS40 5DU

About this practice

Langford Small Animal Referral Hospital in North Somerset

Langford Vets is a group of veterinary services located in Langford, UK, offering a comprehensive range of specialist capabilities. They provide services for small animals through their referral hospital and general practice, farm animals, and equines. Additionally, they operate diagnostic laboratories and an academy for veterinary professionals. The practice prides itself on being customer-focused, delivering outstanding care to a diverse range of animals. They cater to pet owners, referring veterinarians, farmers, and smallholders, ensuring that a broad spectrum of veterinary needs is met with specialised attention and professional expertise. Key services include a Small Animal Referral Hospital for referred cases, a general Langford Vet Practice for local pets, a dedicated Farm Animal Practice, and Stables Equine Practice for horses. They also offer high-quality diagnostic laboratory services, including cat genetic testing. Contact numbers are provided for each specific service.

Langford Small Animal Referral Hospital is based at Langford Veterinary Services Ltd, Bristol, North Somerset, BS40 5DU. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals and publishes prices for 4 services including consultations from £63 and microchipping from £26.

Animals treated

Dogs
Cats
Small Mammals
Birds
Exotic/Wild

Langford Small Animal Referral Hospital Prices

From practice website
Updated 27 Apr 2026
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Requires consultation + booster + microchip prices.

Recurring care pricing

ConsultationAround Bristol average
£63
Microchip£3 below Bristol avg (£29)
£26.25

One-off costs

Dog spay
£400
Dog castrationAround Bristol average
£270
Cat spay
£178.50
Cat castration£8 below Bristol avg (£108)
£100
Neutering (general)
£335

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

Additional services

Additional Written Prescription
£15
Additional X Ray
£59.50
Additional Xray
£59.50
Animal Health Certificate
£315
Consultation Exotic Pets
£96.60
Follow-up consultation
£118
Out-of-hours consultation
£300
Consultation Second Opinion
£118
Consultation Small Pets
£42
Dental Scale Polish Cats
£480
Dental Scale Polish Dogs
£375
Cat euthanasia (in clinic)
£96.50
Dog euthanasia (in clinic)
£96.50
Euthanasia Rabbit
£47.75
Euthanasia Small Mammal
£36.75
Euthanasia Small Mammal Under 1kg
£36.75
Individual Cremation (from)
£87.72
Initial X Ray
£150.15
Initial Xray
£150.15
Issue Animal Health Certificate
£315
Kitten Vaccination Package
£96.50
Nail clip
£26.25
Puppy Vaccination Package
£96.50
Standard Cremation (from)
£15.43
Ultrasound In House (from)
£84.23
Ultrasound Outpatient With Referral Hospital (from)
£332
Vaccination Cat (from)
£47
Vaccination Dog (from)
£47.51
Vaccination Rabbit
£78.55
Written prescription fee
£27

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.

Health Plans

The Langford Club — Adult Dog

dog
adult
puppy
The Langford Club — Adult Dog
The Langford Club — Puppy (under 10kg)
  • Annual health check
  • Booster vaccinations
  • Monthly flea treatment
  • Monthly tick treatment
  • Monthly worm treatment

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Langford Small Animal Referral Hospital.

Langford Small Animal Referral Hospital reviews

4.8(764 reviews)

Average rating of 4.8 out of 5 based on 764 reviews. Sourced from Google.

Latest reviews

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  • chloe wills· 2 months ago

    I cannot fault the vets themselves, who appeared to do everything they could for my 5-month-old puppy, who very sadly had to be put to sleep. The clinical care at the time felt compassionate and professional. However, I have been incredibly upset by the insensitivity of the finance team following his death. After taking out £10,000 of insurance cover, my claim was unexpectedly declined. Langford were aware that I was challenging this decision, yet as soon as the insurer refused payment I was aggressively chased for several thousands of pounds. At a time when I was grieving the loss of my puppy, I was told I would need to pay the full amount upfront and, if I couldn’t afford it, to use a credit card. After repeated conversations, I was eventually offered the option to split the balance into three payments “to show some festive cheer” and “in the season of goodwill.” Given that this was only weeks after my puppy had been put to sleep, I found those comments deeply upsetting and insensitive. Despite explaining my circumstances, there was no meaningful flexibility or understanding shown. I am still struggling with extortionate monthly payments as a result of this situation — payments for a puppy I no longer have — and at no point have I felt there has been genuine empathy or consideration for the emotional and financial position I was placed in. You would hope that, given the nature of the work carried out in a veterinary hospital, administrative and finance teams would be trained to communicate with greater compassion. On that basis, I would not choose to bring a future dog here. I sincerely hope this feedback is taken seriously.

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  • Nick Raynard· 2 months ago

    Brilliant service from all members of staff who go out of their way to make you feel comfortable when you are worried about your pet. Insurance handled by them seamlessly. Just a shame I didn't get good news for my pet. Follow up calls and emails were a great help. Would 100% recommend.

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  • Ronnie K· 3 months ago

    Visited last week with a very poorly Sia, she had a bad cat flu flare up. Dr Emily was fantastic, we were very worried about our furbaby and she put our minds at ease. Sia got some injections and medication and within 24 hours she started to feel better. Everyone we met so far was lovely. *The only thing we'd prefer is having access to local emergency care. Dorchester seems forever away if something life threatening were to happen!

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  • Jack Shore· 3 months ago

    These guys are next-level vets; it's a different class of professionals than what we have experienced at other Animal Hospitals. I'm surprised there isn't some kind of Channel 4 documentary on this place. They are obviously clinically brilliant, but it's really how they have been trained in communication and their bedside manner that makes a difference. My biggest regret is not having my dog referred here earlier (or not knowing such a place existed in the South West of England). If you're worried your current vet is guessing, or you feel unsure, DEMAND to be referred here. I certainly will in the future. No, the care is not cheap, but this is exactly what insurance is for and why you should have it as a responsible pet owner.

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  • Clare Strange· 4 months ago

    I can't rate Langford highly enough. My cat, Toby, is incredibly nervous and they treated him with such care and kindness, which I'm so grateful for. He's got a complicated medical history, and I was so appreciative of their knowledge, and dealing very patiently with my worry and all of my questions (particularly Phoebe and Elena!).

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