Vet practice in York

Tower Veterinary Group – Fulford Road

4.6(439 reviews)
170 Fulford Road, York, North Yorkshire, YO10 4DA
Open Weekends
Disabled Access
Car Park

Combined comparison cost

£149.70Dog comparison cost
£155.10Cat comparison cost
£152.40Combined comparison cost
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About this practice

Tower Veterinary Group – Fulford Road in York

Tower Veterinary Group is located on Fulford Road in York, North Yorkshire, providing veterinary care to a wide range of animals. The practice assists pet owners with their birds, cats, dogs, and small mammals, and also caters to exotic and wild species. This clinic stands out for its broad expertise in animal care, extending beyond common domestic pets to include more unusual and wild animals. This specialised service ensures comprehensive care for a diverse pet population within the community, offering a unique resource for owners of exotic companions. For those planning a visit, Tower Veterinary Group is open weekdays from 08:30 to 19:00, and on Saturdays from 08:30 to 12:00. The practice is closed on Sundays. A client car park is available, and the premises offer disabled access for convenience. They can be reached via telephone at 01904653961 or by email at vets@towervets.co.uk.

Tower Veterinary Group – Fulford Road is based at 170 Fulford Road, York, North Yorkshire, YO10 4DA in North Yorkshire. 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 £67. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

Animals treated

Dogs
Cats
Small Mammals
Birds
Exotic/Wild

Tower Veterinary Group – Fulford Road Prices

From practice website
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Combined comparison cost

Dog comparison cost

£149.70

Cat comparison cost

£155.10

Combined comparison cost

£152.40

Recurring care pricing

ConsultationAround North Yorkshire average
£55
Dog booster vaccinationAround North Yorkshire average
£67.20
Cat booster vaccinationAround North Yorkshire average
£72.60
Microchip£2 above North Yorkshire avg (£25)
£27.50

One-off costs

Dog spay
£409.54
Dog castration£69 above North Yorkshire avg (£262)
£331
Cat spay
£192.50
Cat castration£7 below North Yorkshire avg (£100)
£93.50
Neutering (general)
£370

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

Additional services

Animal Health Certificate
£330
Follow-up consultation
£49.50
Emergency Consultation (from)
£110
Insurance Administration Fee
£25
Kitten vaccination course
£90
Puppy vaccination course
£90
Written prescription fee
£27.50

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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Tower Veterinary Group – Fulford Road reviews

4.6(439 reviews)

Average rating of 4.6 out of 5 based on 439 reviews. Sourced from Google.

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  • nicole brax· 2 months ago

    During the recent heat wave I had to take my cat, Hanson, to the Fulford Road branch as he was unable to regulate his body temperature. I called the emergency line and the girl on the emergency line was cool and calm, told me to come in and checked my ETA so she could make the vet aware. Tom the vet was brilliant, he looked after Hanson so well, even called me back twice after I called again worried and he alleviated my anxieties; and the staff on the payment desk for having a normal conversation with me and making the whole situation feel normal/relaxed, all whilst showering Hanson with compliments - I am so thankful to you all!

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  • Rebecca Garlick· 5 months ago

    I am incredibly disappointed by my recent experience with this practice. To be clear, this review does not refer to anything regarding the medical care provided to my cat. My issue lies with the practice's conduct following her passing. Yesterday (nearly four weeks later) I received a phone call demanding a consultation fee that they had failed to charge me at the time. The tone of the call was appalling and accusatory; I felt as though I was being reprimanded for a payment error that was entirely their own administrative mistake. In reality, I had paid the full £156 presented to me at the desk and even stood outside the practice (in full view of the reception team) for a further 10 minutes awaiting transport. When I emailed to clarify the additional charge (with a scan of the receipt), the practice claimed I had left 'in urgency' to go to the emergency vets before the fee could be added. This is a complete misrepresentation of the day's events. I took my cat home and her condition worsened over a few hours, at which point I sought emergency care. Their refusal to acknowledge such a clear internal error and the following misrepresentation of events is disappointing, as it seems the practice have prioritised deflecting blame over supporting a customer. If they had contacted me and just apologised for their oversight I would have been far less upset. Whilst I have made the payment, I have lost all confidence in this practice and will absolutely not be using them in the future. Tower Vets: I do not want a generic response to this review claiming that you 'take feedback seriously'. I consider this matter closed and do not wish for further contact.

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  • Keith Cartwright· 6 months ago

    I've been with these vets for over 30 years. The vets take time to listen to you. Get to know your pets and have time for a little fuss to put them at ease. The appointment was spot on time on the day although I had wait a couple of weeks to get a check up. I'm sure they would get you in quicker if needed!

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  • Jan Thompson· 6 months ago

    They are always caring and helpful. They were very good to me when having to say goodbye to my old dog toff. They vet was fantastic with my pups first visit. All staff very approachable and emphatic.

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  • Jessie Shepherd· 6 months ago

    I highly recommend avoiding this vet. I have had a couple of instances where the recommended tests did not seem necessary and were rather expensive. During a recent visit, it was suggested that my cat get a white blood cell test, when I pointed out that this didn't make sense because the vet had said he thought it was a virus (a condition where a blood test will not affect treatment), he said "Well, it might have shown us something". This is not the only instance where the suggestion made did not seem to align with the diagnosis suggested. But what has led me to never return, is that my cat was supposed to get a subcutaneous injection of fluid, to help with the illness she was experiencing. When I got her home and took her out of her carrier, she was covered in blood and fluid, her carrier had blood all inside it and my floor was soon covered. I immediately rung the surgery and after they put me on hold, they told me to come in. I brought her in and they took her back. Five minutes later they brought her out and said "she's fine, it was just a small leak". They had dried her off and put her back in her carrier. On my drive home the vet called and left a patronising message about how a "small amount of blood and fluid can leak out and he's very sorry her didn't tell me". The whole interaction was completely unacceptable. It's clear they messed up the procedure, as all the fluid that was injected came out, mixed with blood (this also means they hit a blood vessel). To clarify I have photos of the blood all over her carrier, the pad inside, and my floor in three rooms of my house. As she was soaked in blood and fluid. The gaslighting and attempts to convince me it wasn't incompetence is ridiculous. They put a sick animal through unnecessary stress and trauma and did not have the decency to take any accountability. I will never allow them near another pet.

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