Vets for Pets operates inside Pets at Home at Festival Heights Retail Park in Stoke-on-Trent. The practice treats cats, dogs, and rabbits. It has separate waiting areas for cats and dogs, disabled access, and parking. Opening hours are Monday to Friday 9am-6pm and Saturday 9am-12pm. The practice is closed on Sundays and bank holidays.
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Cats
Dogs
Small Mammals
Client car park
Open at weekends
Car park nearby
Dentistry
Microchipping
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Standard consultation | From £56 |
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat primary vaccination | £106 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £89 |
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat castration Male Cat | From £98 |
| Cat spay Female Cat | From £132 |
| Dog castration Male Dog | From £242.50 |
| Dog spay Female Dog | From £297.50 |
| Rabbit castration | From £134 |
| Rabbit spay | From £187.50 |
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Microchip | £33 |
See how Vets for Pets - Stoke Festival Park's listed fees compare with nearby practices that publish the same items.
10 practices with comparable prices
| Item | Vets for Pets - Stoke Festival Park | Nearby listed prices | Practices |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard consultation Consultations | From £56 | £10–£60 Lowest at Shires Vets - Eaton Park Highest at Medivet - Newcastle-under-Lyme | 9 practices |
| Cat primary vaccination Vaccinations | £106 | £75–£119 Lowest at Vets for Pets - Longton Highest at Medivet - Newcastle-under-Lyme | 8 practices |
| Dog primary vaccination Vaccinations | £89 | £60–£127 Lowest at Charter Veterinary Surgeons – Newcastle Surgery Highest at Rogers, Brock & Barker Veterinary Surgeons - Abbey Hulton | 8 practices |
| Cat castration Neutering | From £98 | £83.36–£108 Lowest at Shires Vets - Eaton Park Highest at Rogers, Brock & Barker Veterinary Surgeons - Abbey Hulton | 8 practices |
| Cat spay Neutering | From £132 | £109.41–£159 Lowest at Shires Vets - Eaton Park Highest at Rogers, Brock & Barker Veterinary Surgeons - Abbey Hulton | 8 practices |
| Dog castration Neutering | From £242.50 | £204–£260.50 Lowest at Medivet - Stoke-on-Trent Highest at Shires Vets - Eaton Park | 8 practices |
These are publicly listed fees, not quotes. Prices can vary by pet, weight, clinical need and what is included. For “from”, range and plus fees, comparisons use the lower published amount. Confirm the current total with the practice.
Prices checked as recently as 14 July 2026
Based on 6 reviews
larisa zamfira
Google 15 May 2026
Dr. Roxana is an extraordinary vet,dedicated and very attentive both to the animals and their owners. You can truly see that they do their job with passion, professionalism, and great care. They patiently explained every detail and provided the best possible care. This is the kind of doctor who inspires trust from the very first moment and treats every animal with kindness and empathy. I wholeheartedly recommend them for their professionalism, compassion, and dedication! ❤️
Timmzey (Timmzey)
Google 18 August 2025
Paul at Vets4Pets is an absolute gentleman. Care, compassion and thorough knowledge. Knew all the finer details relating to condition before we even got into the room - talked through every part of his examination and gave us confidence with our Cat following a Life Threatening Injury. We always have a great experience here at V4P/PAH but with Paul (2 or 3 times now), its at another level entirely. A priceless asset to the business, customers but most importantly your Pet ❤️ 🐱
Dawn
Google 29 April 2023
My cat had been hit by a car and fractured his pelvis. All staff encountered were caring and sympathetic. The vet was fantastic, I knew my boy was in very safe hands. Forever grateful for the care Salem received and will continue to receive as he recovers. We are extremely lucky to still have him and I owe that to the Stoke team. Thank you I have added a picture of Salem taken 48 hours post accident. Performing acrobatics whilst on strict cage rest. I am so proud!
Laura Parrish
Google 13 April 2023
All the staff at Vets for Pets Festival Park ... reception staff, nurses and vets all went above and beyond to take care of Margo, her two pups, one delivered naturally and one by c-section and also myself and husband in what was a very stressful day for us all, but it resulted in an amazing outcome ... Margo and her pups are doing amazing and its all thanks to the whole team ... we are forever grateful to you all 😊
James Hyatt
Google 12 October 2025
I would give zero stars if I could. I adopted a rescue about 8 months ago. Registered her with them, and took her in for a check up. When I got there, the vet basically asked me what I wanted, what I was going there. I had to explain to him that I'd booked her in for a check up, and I wanted him to do the regular checks, teeth, heart rate, weight, etc. He seemed clueless. I also warned him that owing to being a rescue she was incredibly skittish, and to take it slow with her. The guy didn't listen at all and terrified her so much she bolted and scratched me in the process. Conversely, when I took her to white cross vets, the veterinarian actually listened to me, and took it incredibly slow with her. She even let her pick her up, which ive not been able to do at all yet. Back to vets4pets, I asked about testing for FIV, obviously as she was a rescue, and I have another cat I was cautious about integrating her with. He spouted off some bullsh about how it would cost £400. I later found out that you can do SNAP testing for FIV and other diseases for a much lower cost - he clearly hadn't done his homework, and wasn't able to advise me very well. Lastly, I mentioned that she had been chipped by the shelter, and explained that I wanted to get the chip details updated as I was her new care taker. The guy straight up looked me in the eye and told me that I should try to find her previous owners before doing that. Like B?! I just told you she was a street car from a rescue. She was only 7 months old when I adopted her! The guy just didn't listen at all, seemed out of it, and probably high. And what's more is I was charged £60ish for the inconvenience. Fast forward to one month ago, I registered her at white cross who are way more professional, and only charge £25 for check ups. I would highly recommend, that if you love your pets, avoid this place like the plague.
Zara Black
Google 27 August 2025
If i could leave less that one star I would. Absolutely shocking service. They dont answer the phone and the receptionists are very misrable when you arrive for your appointment. Theres no communication about your pet or price. Do yourself a favour and travel a little further to longton pets at home, lovely atmosphere and very polite staff and guess what they answer the phone.
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