Quantock Veterinary Surgery

Quantock Veterinary Hospital provides veterinary care to pets in Bridgwater and Nether Stowey, Somerset. They offer a wide range of services including preventative healthcare, surgery, and advanced diagnostics, catering to various animal needs. The practice distinguishes itself with a team that has been serving the community since 1985, operating from a state-of-the-art hospital in Bridgwater and a branch in Nether Stowey. They emphasise providing comprehensive and high-quality care to their pet patients. Practical information includes their 24-hour hospital service in Bridgwater and a branch location in Nether Stowey. They also offer a Pet Health Plan to help manage pet care costs and adhere to updated RCVS Guidelines.

Quantock Veterinary Surgery is based at Castle Street, Bridgwater, Somerset, TA5 1LN in Somerset. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £68 and dog vaccinations from £80. It is open at weekends and offers on-site parking.

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• Bill Lewsey· 2 months ago

  Loads of empathy and sympathy. I took a difficult case to them (Killer the cockatiel) and they always my fears, brilliant.

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• Dave Whitehouse· 4 months ago

  Everyone is always friendly and welcoming, the vets are knowledgeable and always happy to give advice, they are kind and considerate to the animals they treat and always do their very best to help the animals.

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• Roger Daveridge· 8 months ago

  its good to be able to see a vet in stowey,the vet was really good ,kind ,gentle,and professional,gave us plenty of time too.

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• Ben Manning· a year ago

  I took my mother's elderly cat to this Vet. She was clearly showing signs of kidney failure. I explained my mother is a pensioner yet all I was told was that the cat needed an injection and some sort of exploratory blood tests and some jab was given to her and I was told to give her potassium which the cat hated along with the ordeal of going down the vet which to be honest wasn't the vet's fault but then for the vet to turn around and charge us 400 pounds for consultation fee for a cat that was clearly dying showed all the signs of kidney failure and I even mentioned that that was surely a possibility but instead all I was met with was vague potentials this and that vague potentials this that and what this and that would cost and how it needed to go for blood test to the local town and that maybe a ambulance could be sent which would cost another 200 pound and 100 pounds here and 100 pounds there absolutely disgusting. All that mattered to this vet was money. There was no care. No due care given us to the state of the cat like there would have been n the old days. In the past The vet would have been honest and probably not even charged us anything. A real rip-off. Absolutely disgusting waste of money. Nearly 400 pounds at least. And a cat that died with no help and a totally pointless vet visit in fact series of visits. Disgusting treatment! Taking advantage of a dying cat. And vulnerable owner's trying to do the right thing. Disgusting unethical treatment

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• Servus Dei· a year ago

  Very convenient location at Nether Stowey practice. Friendly and helpful staff for our cats annual innoculations and thorough health check carried out. Thank you

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