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Brelades Veterinary - Bookham

About Brelades Veterinary - Bookham

Brelades Veterinary operates from Rothwell House on Church Road in Great Bookham, Surrey. The practice treats cats, dogs, birds, exotic pets, small mammals, and wildlife. Available services include dentistry, diagnostic imaging, microchipping, neutering, vaccinations, and flea and worm treatments. Opening hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:30 PM. There's a car park on site.

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Animals we care for

  • Birds
  • Cats
  • Dogs
  • Exotic
  • Small Mammals

Facilities

  • Client car park

Services

  • Dentistry
  • Flea and worm treatments
  • Microchipping
  • Neutering
  • Vaccinations
  • Diagnostic imaging

Prices

Checked 11 October 2026

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Consultation
£58
Annual booster · dog
£69
About average nearby
Item Dog Cat Rabbit
Consultations
Consultation 15 minutes £58 all pets
Follow-up consultation 15 minutes £52.50 all pets
Out-of-hours consultation £220 all pets
Emergency consultation £85 all pets
Home visit home visit £250 all pets
Vaccinations
First vaccination course £104 £114 –
Annual booster £69 £79 £71.50
Kennel cough £62 all pets
Medicines & prescriptions
Written prescription £21 all pets
Other treatments & fees
Microchipping £27 all pets
Pre-anaesthetic blood test £87.50 all pets
Consultation
£58
Annual booster · dog
£69
About average nearby
Item Dog
Consultations
Consultation 15 minutes £58 all pets
Follow-up consultation 15 minutes £52.50 all pets
Out-of-hours consultation £220 all pets
Emergency consultation £85 all pets
Home visit home visit £250 all pets
Vaccinations
First vaccination course £104
Annual booster £69
Kennel cough £62 all pets
Medicines & prescriptions
Written prescription £21 all pets
Other treatments & fees
Microchipping £27 all pets
Pre-anaesthetic blood test £87.50 all pets
Consultation
£58
Annual booster · cat
£79
About average nearby
Item Cat
Consultations
Consultation 15 minutes £58 all pets
Follow-up consultation 15 minutes £52.50 all pets
Out-of-hours consultation £220 all pets
Emergency consultation £85 all pets
Home visit home visit £250 all pets
Vaccinations
First vaccination course £114
Annual booster £79
Kennel cough £62 all pets
Medicines & prescriptions
Written prescription £21 all pets
Other treatments & fees
Microchipping £27 all pets
Pre-anaesthetic blood test £87.50 all pets
Consultation
£58
Annual booster · rabbit
£71.50
Item Rabbit
Consultations
Consultation 15 minutes £58 all pets
Follow-up consultation 15 minutes £52.50 all pets
Out-of-hours consultation £220 all pets
Emergency consultation £85 all pets
Home visit home visit £250 all pets
Vaccinations
Annual booster £71.50
Kennel cough £62 all pets
Medicines & prescriptions
Written prescription £21 all pets
Other treatments & fees
Microchipping £27 all pets
Pre-anaesthetic blood test £87.50 all pets

How these prices compare nearby

7 practices publish comparable prices

Address

Rothwell House Church Road Great Bookham Great Bookham and Fetcham KT23 3JP

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Client feedback

Reviews of Brelades Veterinary - Bookham

Overall rating

4.3

Based on 6 reviews

Rating breakdown

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  • Google review

    Excellent vets, great staff, always helpful, very friendly, had a couple of different vets in the past but now I go here I will never go anywhere else, can't say enough good things about this vets. Thank you guys

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    Paula J

  • Google review

    Sharing this review following mediation with the VCMS, which has been left as unresolved. The pain this practice has caused my dog and in turn our family has been more than they probably realise. I have taken my complaint to them which was half responded to and half ignored. We then went through a mediator and this has been left unresolved due to the practice "taking on board" my comments, but not offering any good will gesture or apology. I took my french bulldog to the clinic after finding a lump on her ear, we were new clients after the closure of our local vet. They diagnosed a hematoma and advised that the treatment would be leech therapy. We took our dog to the Dorking branch for the therapy several days later and following this, the hematoma worsened. We were asked to wait a week before bringing her back, however the size concerned me and I took her back after a few days. More leeches applied. A week later, it's even bigger. Her whole ear is swollen. Take her back again, no treatment offered as we need to wait at least 2 weeks. She was given anti allergy injections and antibiotics to treat the underlying ear infections at her first and last appointments. At this point I decided to seek a second opinion. There were several factors involved in this, including gut instinct that something at this clinic felt "off", as well as conducting my own research and finding that leech therapy is not a common treatment for this type of injury. I took her to another clinic the following day and the Vet drained her hematoma surgically there and then. There was 26ml of blood drained from her ear. Had this been done at the start when the hematoma was a lot smaller, it would have saved her 2 weeks of pain. She required one more drainage a week later, a very small amount, and now several weeks on, her ear has fully healed thanks to the new clinic, sadly it is now crumpled so will not stand upright again. The above is a condensed version of everything I complained about and I put these opinions forward to Brelades, but what I received back was far from a heartfelt apology but a defensive account of the effectiveness of leech treatment and a "I'm sorry you felt....." apology, rather than anything genuine. I requested a refund for the leeches (a small amount in the grand scheme, less than £200) which the VCMS agreed would be a goodwill gesture but this has twice been declined. My comments about poor customer relations at the clinic were ignored. They have agreed to take my comments on board that I wish for them to give treatment choices to clients to enable them to conduct their own research and make choices that they feel would benefit their pet, rather than giving one preferred treatment option (in this case leeches). Whether they will or not is a different story. I highly regret not declining the leeches and wish I had researched sooner, but not as much as I regret going to this clinic in the first place.

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    Sophia Lee

  • Google review

    First visit. Very impressed with the vet, they had time to talk to you about your pet and was in no way pushy, they were kind compassionate and understood that not everyone has £1000 for every vet visit. They have your pet’s interest a yours at heart . Would highly recommend

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    Sue Mounsey

  • Google review

    We first used this veterinary clinic when my daughter’s hamster needed care and eventually had to be put down. In 2018 we joined their membership scheme after we got our 8 week Norfolk Terrier puppy. Even through lockdown their vets and services have been outstanding, the vets genuinely seem to be passionate about animal care and appointments are never rushed, all questions and/or concerns are dealt with in a sympathetic yet professional manner, it’s clean, welcoming and modern. The membership is great for discounts on regular treatment/jabs and although Brelades may be slightly more expensive, I wouldn’t consider going anywhere else. They also have 24/7 emergency available.

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    Elena Eveleigh

  • Google review

    We've used Brelades in the past and with our new fur baby puppy have gone back to them to register her. Always receive a warm welcome as you enter and the Vet we have seen is just lovely, she's very patient with the dog and us and happy to answer any questions we've asked. We have signed up for their monthly pet care plan which we felt would be a good idea but asides from routine treatments we are hoping not to have to call upon them for anything else.

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    Grahame Elford

  • Google review

    An absolutely outstanding practice very friendly staff we have had many animals cared for by them . Mostly though the really important thing is they are genuine when it comes to love of your pets ! not apparent at a lot of practices these days ! M P.s As we expected very good practice in the present enviroment no concerns at all ! Well done to Martin and all the team !

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    Martin & Neo .

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Where is Brelades Veterinary - Bookham?
Brelades Veterinary - Bookham is a veterinary practice in Great Bookham and Fetcham, Surrey. The full address, phone number and opening hours are listed on this page.
Which animals does Brelades Veterinary - Bookham list care for?
Brelades Veterinary - Bookham lists care for Birds, Cats, Dogs, Exotic and Small Mammals. Call the practice to confirm current clinician availability for your pet.
Which services are listed for Brelades Veterinary - Bookham?
The Vet Verified listing includes Dentistry, Flea and worm treatments, Microchipping, Neutering, Vaccinations and Diagnostic imaging. Contact the practice to confirm the service is currently available and suitable for your pet.
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