Corner House Vets sits on Withycombe Village Road in Exmouth, Devon. The practice treats cats, dogs, birds, poultry and small mammals, offering blood tests, dental work, X-rays, microchipping, neutering and vaccinations. Opening hours are Monday to Thursday 8:00am to 6:30pm, and Saturdays 8:00am to 4:00pm. After hours, emergencies go to EVES Veterinary Hospital in Exeter. There's parking on site and wheelchair access. The practice runs a Pet to Vet Service for pensioners—the van collects animals and brings them back at no charge.
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Cats
Dogs
Small Mammals
Open at weekends
Out-of-hours service
Car park nearby
Blood testing
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
Mobile services
Based on 10 reviews
Tony Woodward
Google 31 May 2026
Was given an appointment for the same morning which was perfect. The vet was very thorough and helpful in explaining the issue and considering the most appropriate options.
Tricia Cassel-Gerard
Google 19 May 2026
After using another vet in Exmouth and then travelling to a private vet in Sidmouth, I needed to find a practice that I could be happy with. I did my research and moved to Corner House. I am so glad I did, the staff are amazing, friendly and caring. My dog is excited to visit and has to have a cuddle with everyone despite tooth surgery and a nasty injection! Staff make an effort to minimise costs and I recommend using the Pet Plan which really helps.
Sharron king
Google 1 May 2026
Always a good team and do their best to get you in for an appointment if urgent as well as general appointments. Very caring . Never had a bad experience. Very knowledgeable and you can tell they're all animal lovers.
Henry Dougherty
Google 22 April 2026
We had a consultation with a vet in the aftermath of a successful operation on our dog to remove a bladder stone, which required a new "urinary diet" for our dog. Our dog was sometimes refusing this food, refusing to drink more fluids, and showing other signs of discomfort and perhaps pain. As usual, our vet gave clear and simple advice, helped the dog with a procedure there and then - and offered further help (if needed) within a promised timescale. This was very reassuring to the entire family. Thank you.
Justin Smallwood
Google 21 April 2026
We, dog and I, always enjoy going to Cornerhouse as the vets do a good job sorting canine snags while briefing me on things I can do better for my hound. The front desk staff, however, .... are just fab! Wilbur luvs them! Ta
Kiera Wiggins
Google 27 January 2026
I have been paying £23 a month for 5 years, but haven’t taken up the option for vaccines or flea and worm in years. I decided to finally utilise it and booked the appointment for a vaccination. When I turned up I explained that my dog had been a bit under the weather and I wasn’t sure if we should go ahead with the vaccine. He examined, was great, and recommended an injection he said would be £33. So I agreed. I went out to reception to a £105 bill. I had apparently had a consultation. I explained to reception that I was not aware of the cost or that it was a consultation, that I have been paying on the essentials plan for 5 years without utilising that cost, that I couldn’t afford that and wouldn’t have brought her in if I’d had known I was going to be charged that (I wouldn’t have gone ahead with the injection if I’d known the total either). I wasn’t offered the 10% off the consultation fee, which I have no found out I was entitled to on the essentials plan. I appreciate they have a job to do and people might take advantage, but as a customer that pays every month and has never even had so much as a consultation before now, I’m disappointed with how this was handled.
naomi wright
Google 28 November 2025
Had an emergency appointment with vet Amelia. She was fantastic. Listened to the problems my dog was having, gave her a thorough examination and explained treatment. Have now permanently transferred to this practice.
Nicola Hart
Google 23 September 2025
Extremely happy with the care & attention we received at Corner House Vets. I’m so relieved to have our cats enrolled at a superb veterinary practice.
Grace Natassa
Google 11 February 2025
Great warm welcome from vet's and reception. Feel comfortable at all times. My little dog get the best treatment every time. Everything is explained to me in details. Corner House Veterinary Surgery is where we always will be. It's the best.
Keri Sargeant
Google 28 June 2023
Staff at Corner House vets are polite and helpful. I always receive excellent advice and care from our vet & reassurance that my dog will be happy & healthy. I would recommend Corner House to family, friends & other pet owners.
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