Axe Valley Vets - Weston

Reviews of Axe Valley Vets - Weston

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  Paul Spenny

  Google · 29 January 2026

  Have been here for years, in fact since this was called clarendons vets, the receptionists know my dog Mei-mei on sight and I've always received a warm welcome. Can't fault them in any way, the service and staff are wonderful, always helpful and willing to answer questions. Thanks for years of great care.

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  peter smith

  Google · 27 January 2026

  A really caring practice where the staff work hard to help your pets feel at ease. Always pleased to see you and the vets are very knowledgeable. The Weston branch has lately had a lot of renovations to make it a pleasure to visit.

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  Maisey Maddies may

  Google · 4 November 2025

  Amazing first vets ever I've used my girlie way spayed and microchipped vaccinations also second load i need to rebook honestly best bests they are polite respectful 🙏 friendly and make u and ur pets welcomed and looked after we'll I can't thank them enough I recommend/recommended others to come to this amazing place u won't be disappointed 😊 💗 Edited:4th November 2025 my other cat pearl went t9day vets was amazing honestly the receptionist as well as staff always lovely recommend others wouldn't go to any other vets

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  Martin Dimitrov

  Google · 16 October 2025

  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I can’t thank this clinic enough. The team here are not only incredibly skilled with animals, but they truly understand how to care for people too. Their kindness, honesty, and professionalism during one of the hardest moments for our family meant the world to us. They took care of our cat with compassion and respect, explained everything clearly, and supported us every step of the way. I have never met such dedicated professionals. Highly recommended to anyone who wants their pet to be treated with genuine love and expertise.

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  carol marchant

  Google · 29 September 2025

  Today I made an appointment to attend your Vets Practice in Clarendon Road, Weston-super-Mare for a vets consultation with our new puppy. On arrival there were 2 girls behind the reception desk and 2 in the waiting area.  They all had a look at our pupply and asked questions about him, how old, what breed etc.  All appeared very friendly. We were then shown into a consulting room with Rebecca to have our consultation.  We gave as much information as we could about Patch and said that we had brought him in for a full check up due to the fact that the mum had stopped feeding him and that he was the runt of the litter and considerably smaller than the others who had been attacking him. Rebecca then weighed him, 1kg and cuddled him.  She looked in his mouth and smoothed him.  She then said that she did not know when he would be able to have his vaccinations or worming and flea treatment etc, which was when our concerns began.  She then told us that she would have to look it all up on google, not something I would expect from an established practice or vet.  She then told us that he could have one at 6 weeks and one and 10 weeks, but the worming could be given now.  Our concerns got worse when she then told us that she only had sachets for dogs of 4 kg and didn't know how to work it out.  We then went out to reception area where Rebecca told the receptionist that she only had sachets for 4kg dogs and didn't know how to work it out.  The receptionist then went on google and showed us a picture of the item in a paste form and said that we could get it at Vets at Home. At this point my son was feeling quite frustrated and ready to walk out.  I was then asked to pay for the consultation, £64.50!  I was totally gobsmacked and asked her what the charge was for.  The receptionist told me that it was the standard price for a consultation. Had we have received a full and proper consultation from a qualified Vet, Surgeon, or even Nurse and the puppy had received a full and through check up I could have accepted and understood the cost, but to be charged £64.50 for a 10 minute consultation, where at least 4 of those minutes was us giving information and showing Rebecca a video of the other pups and at least 4 minutes of Rebecca searching google, leaving just 2 minutes for the examination of Patch, I find totally unacceptable.

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