Vets for Pets is a veterinary practice on Gloucester Road in Bishopston, Bristol. It opens Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 7:00pm and Saturday mornings from 9:00am to 12:00pm. The practice treats cats and dogs. There's disabled access, a car park, and air conditioning. The waiting room has separate areas for cats and dogs. Nurse clinics are available.
Part of Vets for Pets
Cats
Dogs
Client car park
Disabled public access
Open at weekends
Toilets available
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
RCVS Core Standards
Based on 6 reviews
Jim Stjohn
Google 28 May 2026
We'd tried a couple of other vets before settling here. Everyone is very kind and understanding. Reception staff are lovely and standout in comparison to other practises we've been to. Thanks to everyone for making our recent few visits bearable with kind advice and a very gentle end.
Danny Brown
Google 15 December 2025
It's sometimes more important to give five stars to demonstrate respect than it is to write an honest opinion. I wish them well.
L
Google 15 November 2025
Whenever I call or bring the pets in there is upmost care and time given. Like any vet it is expensive. Really good service.
David Jamieson
Google 23 October 2025
My Cat had to go for dental surgery. When dropping him off they took him to a quiet room to try and lower his stress levels. The likely treatment was explained to us by Catlin, the vetinary nurse, who was able to answer all our questions with alacrity and knowledge, and showed a great deal of care and empathy. After an initial investigation we were given a call with exactly what would happen and an expected final cost. When we collected him we were given a record of the treatment that had taken place and walked through a post-operative care regime. I felt confident that the issues he'd been in for had been addressed and that he had been treated with compassionate care.
Alice L
Google 22 October 2025
Having had a few trips here recently, I must say the team they have at present are particularly good! My cat was in such safe hands and they were kind, understanding, and I didn’t feel they were pushy for money. They used good judgement with her dental work. Recommend particularly if your cat has minor teeth issues as they have a sliding scale / pay per tooth (if a couple of extractions are needed) approach rather than binary payment levels. The love and attention my cat got - especially from the vet nurse and receptionists - was really appreciated. Thank you.
Mac “Theresonly1mac”
Google 2 June 2019
Molly (see first pic) had to go for her annual check up, injections and nail trim. The vet took great care in looking after Molly and handled her very caringly. There are blankets available to out over the carrier/cage that's been sprayed with Feliway to help calm any stressed cats. Plus cats have their own waiting area. Prices aren't too bad, probably a little cheaper than an independent vets. Do I recommend ... Oh yes, big 👍👍👍👍👍
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