Stokewood Veterinary Centre
Stokewood Veterinary Centre is the perfect place for pet owners who want their furry friends to receive top-quality care.
Vets for Pets operates on Wimborne Road in Bournemouth, Dorset. The practice opens at 8am on weekdays and closes at 7pm, with Saturday hours running from 9am to 6pm. Sunday appointments are not available. After-hours emergencies are handled by Vets Now Bournemouth.
The building has separate waiting areas for dogs and cats, wheelchair access, and parking. The practice runs its own laboratory, pharmacy, and X-ray facilities. Staff treat cats, dogs, and rabbits.
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| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat castration | From £96.50 |
| Cat primary vaccination | £105 |
| Cat spay | From £124.50 |
| Dog booster vaccination | £56.50 |
| Dog castration | From £260 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £105 |
| Dog spay | From £336 |
| Microchip | £33 |
| Prescription fee | £19.50 |
| Repeat prescription fee | £56.50 |
| Standard consultation | £59.50 |
Based on 8 reviews
Susie Smith
Google 27 May 2026
I do not trust these vets. The first one, who had a strong accent, examined our young cat said he had a tumour. Of course I was devastated. Then another vet examined him and immediately ruled that out. She sent him for £3500 of tests at the Ringwood pet hospital. They still had no diagnosis. I said we could not afford to pay £1000s more for these stressful tests. She gave me some antibiotics as a last resort. The cat was very weak and dying. As I was leaving she said "well it might be x virus but you can't afford the treatment for that of course, too bad." Why not test for that in the first place, then? We paid elsewhere for treatment and our cat is now better, but no thank to these expensive and incompetent vets (I have heard Tom is a good vet though).
Olly Thompson
Google 22 May 2026
Taken my cat here for a few appointments now. Was quite impressed initially as thought it was run very well etc, that was until I asked any questions. I took my cat in one day and was told it would be x amount for a surgery- i then contact them the next morning and all of a sudden the price has jumped up 10x- obviously this would be alarming for anyone as the price went from the hundreds to the thousands. I simply questioned why it had gone up 10x in 24 hours and was just told it was a different vet and that I was ‘giving attitude’. I continued to try and explain that I was just trying to get to the bottom of why the information I had been told the day before had been so different to what i’m getting told now but in their eyes that escalated the situation. Once again it’s a classic case of a receptions at the vets- everything’s all good whilst they’re taking your money but the second you have a question then you are instigating the problem. Big shame as it’s always a sensitive subject when it comes to not being in a financial position to support your own animals- you would think that the receptionists would have some form of training in de escalating situations but as normal they sit on their pedestal and make sure you remember who’s in charge. Other than that, the actual vets there seem to know what they’re doing and look after the animals
tomcass240
Google 18 March 2026
I didn't have a very good experience here at all. Ended up being seen nearly 40 minutes after my appointment time and no explanation or apology was given for the delay. I was also told off by a rude member of staff who complained that my cat wasn't in it's box. My kitten was getting very stressed out after such a long wait and managed to climb out onto my shoulders. She complained that my cat will upset the dogs and continued berating me when I was struggling to put her back in the box rather than helping. Fair enough if that's the policy but there is no need to be rude to me. The actual vet I seen was good so it wasn't all bad but I wouldn't recommend this place.
Katherine Maton-Phyall
Google 29 January 2026
No support, advice or answers as to why my dog is drinking insane amounts of water. After a blood test and urine sample still no answers and my dog is still drinking loads. Absolute joke.
Normal Humam
Google 7 January 2026
The vet didn't explain how putting my cat to sleep would work. English was clearly not their first language. I didnt understand what would happen. I watched the life leave my cats eyes and her body go limp in a matter of milliseconds without knowing. Im thankful she went quickly without pain, but the sight was extremely traumatic and i dont think it will ever leave my head. The vet had no empathy or emotion. I understand they see this daily but it felt inhuman. They said they could not do anything about my cats condition before the euthanasia. The only thing they could recommend was another private vet that would squeeze every last penny i had. Even then they were unlikely to be able to do anything. The vet plans keep you contracted for a year unless you pay a large leaving fee. They care more for the money than your pet.
Talia Jones
Google 18 November 2025
My tortoise recently had treatment and surgery with Tom and Lucia. They have been absolutely amazing throughout and we never doubted that she was in the best hands possible.
MR_ OMEGA_007
Google 17 March 2025
Tom is amazing, on the level, down to earth, fantastic with my fur baby Lolly. Bought her in today as found a lump so was proper panicking as she's only young. He was not concerned so that was a massive relief. Very complimentary of how Lolly is looked after. Really really happy with his service and will be always going to him moving forward. Highly recommended ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️They are that good, even though I moved out the area I still choose to bring my pets here. Thank you so much. See you in July. Alex and Lolly
Anna Chylewska
Google 13 January 2025
Very friendly place to get very good care for your pups and all furry friends 🐾☺️ Special shout to Marta Skowrońska, who is incredible Vet to my boy and always smile on her and good advice 🐶
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