Vet practice in Launceston

Launceston Vets4Pets

4.7(179 reviews)
Inside Pets At Home, Launceston, Devon, PL15 9DJ

Combined comparison cost

£145Dog comparison cost
£153Cat comparison cost
£149Combined comparison cost
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About this practice

Launceston Vets4Pets in Launceston

Vets4Pets is a corporate veterinary group with practices located across the UK, from Dundee to Dorchester. They offer a range of veterinary services, with a focus on preventative care for various life stages of pets. Their services include microchipping, parasite control, and dental care. The group emphasises that their practices are "locally owned and locally loved" despite being part of a larger corporate entity. They aim to provide comprehensive pet care, including expert advice, veterinary treatment, grooming, and rehoming services, positioning themselves as a trusted provider for pet owners across the nation. Practical information includes their Complete Care Plan, which offers cost-effective preventative care. They also provide detailed pet health advice on their website and offer an exclusive "Pets Club" with special offers, including discounts on Pets at Home orders. They are affiliated with Pets at Home.

Launceston Vets4Pets is based at Inside Pets At Home, Launceston, Devon, PL15 9DJ in Devon. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £55 and dog vaccinations from £62.

Animals treated

Dogs
Cats
Small Mammals
Birds
Exotic/Wild

Launceston Vets4Pets Prices

From practice website
Updated 5 Aug 2026
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Combined comparison cost

Dog comparison cost

£145

Cat comparison cost

£153

Combined comparison cost

£149

Recurring care pricing

Consultation£6 below Devon avg (£61)
£55
Dog booster vaccination£9 below Devon avg (£71)
£62
Cat booster vaccinationAround Devon average
£70
Kennel cough vaccination
£45
Microchip£4 above Devon avg (£24)
£28

One-off costs

Dog spay
£350
Dog castrationAround Devon average
£250
Cat spay
£150
Cat castrationAround Devon average
£100
Neutering (general)
£300

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

Additional services

Rabbit spay
£175
Rabbit castration
£140
Nurse Consultation
£32
Kitten vaccination course
£100
Puppy vaccination course
£92
Vaccination Rabbit
£85
Written prescription fee
£25

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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Launceston Vets4Pets reviews

4.7(179 reviews)

Average rating of 4.7 out of 5 based on 179 reviews. Sourced from Google.

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  • Sean Algar· 2 years ago

    The team at vets for pets in Launceston are absolutely fantastic. They’re the most caring bunch of people who have a genuine love for animals. Our kitten sustained a head injury, I genuinely believed that she wouldn’t make it. The team at vets for pets stabilised her and contacted a specialist in wellington where we transported her to and they cared for her for 4 days. Thankfully, she pulled through, however we were concerned that she wasn’t making as quick as recovery as we’d hoped. We took her back to vets for pets, who have cared for her for the last 3 days. We’re absolutely over the moon that on collecting her, she’s more like herself. The care that she has received at vets for pets has been absolutely incredible, the team have communicated with us every step of the way. It’s clear how much they all genuinely care for the welfare of animals, and understand the stress this puts the owners under. They do a fantastic job of caring for your pets, and for reassuring you and calming you down in stressful situations.

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  • Catarina Ribeiro· 2 years ago

    On a short holiday in Cornwall i needed to take my dog, Falcao, to Vets4Pets at Launceston for an emergency appointment due to a severe saliva gland infection. From the moment we walked in, we were treated with the biggest care and professionalism. Dr. Joanna, who attended to Falcao, was exceptional. She quickly assessed the situation and provided a clear and thorough explanation of Falcao's condition. Her calm demeanor and expertise instantly put us at ease during such a stressful time. The receptionist staff was compassionate and attentive, ensuring that Falcao was comfortable throughout the examination and treatment process. Dr. Joanna's swift and effective treatment plan made a significant difference in Falcao's recovery. They even call us on next day simple to check up on our dog recovery. I am incredibly grateful for the outstanding care that Dr. Joanna and the team at Vets4Pets at Launceston provided. Their dedication and kindness turned a worrying situation into a manageable one. I highly recommend this clinic to anyone in need of veterinary services. Thank you, Dr. Joanna, for your exceptional care of Falcao. We are forever grateful!

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  • Amber· 2 years ago

    I went into pets at home and asked for help regarding my orphaned bunnies, their mum passed away the evening before and I had rabbit milk on order but the soonest delivery I could get was the day after, meaning the babies NEEDED feeding. The kind man in pets at home found me kitten milk replacer, googled it for me and said it was fine. I wanted to check with the vet so walked over to Vets for Pets and the receptionist went out the back and asked, she came back and said the vet said no absolutely do not give them that, I need to order special rabbit milk online (nowhere seems to sell it except Amazon), explained I had but it would be here tomorrow, could they not offer advice in the meantime and she said no that's all they said, so I said shall I just let them die then and she just said sorry! And sniggered to the next customer as I walked away, someone in the queue came to me after and said how disgusting the advice was. Phoned Castle Vets and the lovely receptionist went and spoke with her colleague who has raised buns herself said cat milk replacer was absolutely fine, twice a day and she didn't know what Vets for Pets was on about! Glad I moved my animals elsewhere. Really disgusted that they were happy to let 12 day old bunnies die rather than offer any sort of suggestion, since found out goats milk is also OK. AVOID, clearly don't care for animals.

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  • Vanessa Westwell· 2 years ago

    Exceptionally kind and caring service. I had to make the heartbreaking decision to have my beautiful dog, Molly, euthanized. Rosie, Jess and the team were wonderful. They did everything in their power to make Molly's passing as calm, peaceful and gentle as possible. She was surrounded by love. Thank you.

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  • Kasia Andrzejak· 6 years ago

    Brilliant service, best pet care you can imagine. Very professional and compassionate approach. Highly recommend.

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