Vets Now (Salisbury)

Endell Vets Salisbury is a veterinary practice located at 49 Endless Street, Salisbury, SP1 3UH. The practice offers a range of veterinary services for a diverse array of animals, including dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, gerbils, ferrets, reptiles, tortoises, small cage birds, large cage birds, backyard poultry, wild birds, birds of prey, and aquarium fish. As part of the CVS Group, Endell Vets benefits from the resources and network of a larger veterinary organisation. The practice aims to provide comprehensive care for both common domestic pets and more exotic species, reflecting a broad scope of veterinary expertise. For client convenience, parking is available at the Salisbury location. The practice operates from 8:30 to 18:00 on weekdays, with shorter hours on Saturday mornings from 8:00 to 12:00, and is closed on Sundays. Appointments can be booked online, and services for repeat prescriptions, referrals, and emergencies are also accessible.

Vets Now (Salisbury) is based at c/o Endell Veterinary Group, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 3UH in Wiltshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild, poultry and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £60 and dog vaccinations from £73.

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• Dean and Sharon Payne· 2 months ago

  Really responsive, professional and caring. Excellent service. The only thing I could fault was the addition of an admin fee for processing insurance claims on top of call out fee which is unreasonable given that the latter is not cheap.

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• Sam Broadhurst· 2 months ago

  Vicky, the vet on duty and reception staff cannot be faulted, they were all I wanted for my cat, Scampi and more, having been thrown into an unexpected situation. They showed compassion, empathy and care and gave me all the information I needed and put me at ease that Scampi would be looked after and have the necessary treatment. Scampi is now making a good recovery having had a back leg removed which was the outcome of his horrible injury and is definitely happier and on the mend. Thank you to the team at Vets Now 😊

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• Rachel· 3 months ago

  Prompt, helpful and effective service for an emergency call out (injuries sustained during a nasty cat fight). But was shocked by the incredibly expensive mandated call out charge, over £300 and that wasn’t including the treatment costs. So, I had no issues with the veterinary care provided. But I think the mandated call out charge is unreasonable. I’d like to know how such a high price is justified.

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• Sally Thomas· 3 months ago

  The service my dogs and I received was fantastic. I have 2 dogs and they had eaten fruit and nut chocolate and wrappers. They both had injections which made them vomit within 10 minutes. The vet and nurses took them off and brought them back to me within 30 minutes. The total cost was £750. I am not insured and however wonderful the 3 girls are this cost is way too high. Unaffordable in my opinion. There is no choice your dogs die or you use this service.

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• Lauren Tarry· 4 months ago

  AVOID. I never feel the need to write reviews but I've had such a bad experience it's compelled me to write one. We, as a family, experienced my 13 year old dog suffer a grand mal seizure at 5am on a Sunday morning 2 weeks ago today. We rushed her to VetsNow on Endless Street as that's what we were told to do on the phone. The vet couldn't be bothered to read the symptoms I had written down on my phone so I didn't forget any, so I had to read them aloud myself of which he got bored halfway through. After minimal checks to her, he determined it was most likely a brain tumour or a stroke and the recommended course of action was for her to be put down. This was of course very distressing, but he didn't say sorry, showed no compassion at all. We told him we had a normal appointment booked in later that day with a local vet in Wilton, so he said that my dog was dehydrated and suggested she stay with them until the other appointment where he would put her on a fluid drip and do some very basic blood tests, we asked the cost of this.... £1100!!! We declined and said we wanted to take her home where she would be warm, comfortable and could say goodbye to family members etc of which he said 'well, you'll have to sign this form stating that you're going against medical advice' which quite frankly made us feel we were doing something wrong for wanting our loved dog to be at home with us on her last day instead of in a cage in a cold vets. We were in there for no longer than 15 mins and charged £335 for the pleasure. The other appointment at Wilton later that afternoon was a night and day difference in compassion and overall care. Again it was confirmed she most likely had a tumour on the brain after more in depth checks and it was kinder for her to be PTS than be referred for an MRI to confirm, and she passed very peacefully with us all with her. One of the worst days of my life has been tarnished by the cold, money-grabbing experience at VetsNow. The other vets didn't even ask me to settle the bill until my dog had been cremated and was ready to collect, however VetsNow have already sent two letters demanding a £35 fee to process the insurance claim, even though I paid the £335 on the day! We are also claiming through insurance for her being PTS and the Wilton vets say they do not charge an administration fee for claims processing. Would never take any of my animals here again.

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