Welcome to Castle Vets, a veterinary practice located in the beautiful town of Farnham in Surrey, England. With a team of highly qualified and experienced veterinary surgeons and nurses, Castle Vets is dedicated to providing compassionate and high-quality care for your furry friends.
The practice is owned and managed by Miss Emma Green, a BVetMed MRCVS qualified veterinarian with a passion for animal welfare. Dr Sophie Groombridge, also BVetMed MRCVS qualified, is another valuable member of the veterinary team. With their knowledge and expertise in animal care, Castle Vets has become the go-to destination for pet owners in the area.
Castle Vets offers a range of services for a variety of species, including cats, dogs, and small mammals. Whether your pet needs a routine check-up or a complex surgical procedure, you can trust the team at Castle Vets to provide the best possible care. The practice has state-of-the-art facilities that are well-equipped to handle any medical emergency that may arise.
The veterinary team at Castle Vets is made up of passionate individuals who are committed to providing your pets with the best possible care. Mrs Rebecca Haskell, a Registered Veterinary Nurse, is the Head Nurse at the practice and oversees the daily activities of the nursing team. Alongside her is Miss Amy Lyburn, another RVN qualified veterinary nurse.
The practice is focused on creating a friendly and welcoming environment for both pets and their owners. The team at Castle Vets understand that visiting a veterinary practice can be stressful for pets, and so they take the time to make them feel comfortable and at ease. They go above and beyond to ensure that every client and pet who visits the practice receives personalized attention and care.
Castle Vets is committed to building and maintaining relationships with their clients. They believe that open and honest communication is essential to ensuring the best possible outcome for your pets. The team at Castle Vets takes the time to get to know you and your pets, understand their unique needs and tailor their care accordingly.
The practice offers flexible appointment scheduling and emergency services, ensuring that your pets can receive the medical attention they need when they need it. Castle Vets believes in making veterinary care accessible to everyone and provides affordable services without compromising on the quality of care.
In conclusion, Castle Vets is a veterinary practice that offers high-quality care for all pets in a friendly and welcoming environment. With a dedicated and experienced veterinary team, state-of-the-art facilities, and a focus on personalized care, Castle Vets is the go-to destination for pet owners in Farnham and surrounding areas.
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| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat booster vaccination | £62.70 |
| Cat castration | £105.24 |
| Cat primary vaccination | £89 |
| Cat spay | £147 |
| Dog booster vaccination | £68.75 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £95 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £50 |
| Rabbit castration | £126.50 |
| Rabbit spay | £137.80 |
| Rabbit vaccination | £60 |
| Rabies vaccination | £72.50 |
Based on 6 reviews
Jonathan Hall
Google 27 April 2026
Left feeing quite annoyed this afternoon. We had a 4:15pm appointment but were kept waiting until 5:05pm. In fairness a young girl had her pet mouse in the room which clearly took a while. Heard the girls mother being charged £80 or £90 for antibiotics for the little furry afterwards.. We wanted a check up on a dog we very recently re homed. She’s got a couple of growths on her back and wanted a little MOT. The vet wouldn’t go near her. Our girl was scared but showing no signs of aggression, just nervous. I was asking questions about her age and health but kept getting “it’s hard to tell” before recommending the pet plan at a monthly fee. I used before with my previous dog and often felt a fear of touching anything bully related, this time was almost a ‘couldn’t be bothered’ vibe. It was a free health check, not that I would have paid had they tried. But got another sales pitch before we left by reception about the monthly pet plan. I would have paid, happily, a consultation fee to have had a little check up. I think it was a bit too much effort late in the day though. Unfortunately I have had people in my village tell me they consider the vets a bit of a cash grab, I won’t be returning.
Donna Shiell
Google 5 March 2026
Such a lovely friendly practice, always so welcoming and helpful. The staff have been absolutely brilliant with our dog & cat - Rafa and Pedro. Thank you ❤️
Janet Fieldsend
Google 12 January 2026
Stay clear of Castle Vets, I took my dog to get laxatives as he was constipated the female vet told me dogs do not get constipated, I said he was she then told me he is most likely building up to having upset bowls diarrhea. I asked again for laxatives but was told again they don't get constipated, after him having a antisickness injection and giving me list of what I can get on amazon to help upset bowels. That was Wednesday. By Saturday he was very uncomfortable we took him to the Farnborough branch as Castle Vets closed on Saturday. I explained what had happened and the vet there looked bit confused when I told her about dogs not getting constipated. He ended up having a xray that showed he was very very constipated and they took out as much as they could we went home with laxatives!!! Over a 900 pound bill that could have been avoided if I had been given them in the first place.i complained to Castle Vets, there response was the vet said she didn't say that and basically I'm a lier, had no call to ask my side and now they are saying he got constipated between the two visits, absolutely disgusting treatment. I am so angry I will be taking this further and to dismiss me as a lier and just take young vets word .
Dan Fryer
Google 8 December 2025
I've been with castle vets for years with minor use which was fine, but recently I have had two significant issues. The first being a cruciate ligament operation which required a £7k op to fix. I had insurance so I thought I'd be fine, especially as this was my first claim in 9 years of insurance, but due to a comment hidden in the vets notes that hadn't been passed on to me, this was invalidated and no payout. Then I had an issue with a tooth abscess, I asked the vet to x-ray the mouth and address the abscess and they assured me that there was no way that the results of the tests and scans could be caused by the abscess and sent me off to an expensive animal hospital for a £3.5k CT scan. This told us that it was the abscess that was the root cause. The vets should be better informed or not make incorrect claims when such large sums of money are involved. Finally I sent the claim form through to them on the 14th November, chased on the 18th and finally got a reply on the 19th saying it would be sent to the insurance company on the 20th. It is now the 3rd December and they've still not sent it. Appalling Service! Update 8/12 - In response to the owners response, I'd advise that I have contacted the vets on that email address and asked to raise a formal complaint with a manager on the 3/12, as of today I am still waiting for this to happen...
Suzanne Kenton
Google 19 July 2025
I’ve been using Castle vets for over 15yrs… It was Princess Posie’s 1st visit to castle vets in Farnham today… We met Rosie, the vet and team, along with 2 adorable kittens… Amazing service .. As always…All staff are happy and professional who clearly love their jobs …
Stacy Oliver
Google 23 February 2024
I love taking my girls to Castle Vets, the staff are very attentive and give my girly dogs lots of attention. Both ladies have had surgeries through this practice and the aftercare is first-rate. The receptionist Judith is especially caring and gives my girls a big fuss everything she sees them. I can’t recommend high enough.
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