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Charter Veterinary Surgeons – Newcastle Surgery
Charter Veterinary Surgeons Newcastle Surgery in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire is RCVS Core Standards accredited and open at weekends.
County Vets Friarswood Veterinary Centre is located at 12 Friarswood Road and treats cats and dogs. The practice opens Monday to Friday from 8:00am to 6:30pm and Saturday mornings from 8:30am to 2:00pm. Services include vaccinations, neutering, microchipping, and flea and worm treatments. The centre has a car park and wheelchair access. After hours, clients can contact MiNightVet Stoke for emergencies.
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| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Animal health certificate | £317 |
| Cat booster vaccination | £85 |
| Cat castration | £106 |
| Cat primary vaccination | £116.50 |
| Cat spay | £156 |
| Communal cremation | £122.30 |
| Communal cremation | £157.75 |
| Dog booster vaccination | £85 |
| Dog castration | £242 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £120 |
| Dog spay | £352 |
| Euthanasia | £195.62 |
| Follow-up consultation | £59 |
| Individual cremation | £250.30 |
| Microchip | £22 |
| Out-of-hours consultation | Contact for price |
| Prescription fee | £27 |
| Standard consultation | £65 |
| Standard consultation | £36 |
Based on 6 reviews
Emily Randle
Google 23 April 2026
Unfortunately not a good experience with this vets. I was recommend this vets when looking to get my girl spayed. All together had 3 pre ops in just over 6 months and was no closer to her being spayed due to being misinformed. I was then told she needed a medication, and asked to pay there. I was told we had to order it in but we could pay there and use a third party company to receive it. Paid at the vets and then attempted to order it in but needed to pay a further £100. When I contacted the vets to ask why this is, it was because we had only paid for the prescription to be issued, again not informed about this and was lead to believe we had paid the amount needed at the vets. We have now moved vets in hope we can actually get her sorted. Complete lack of communication which made me loose all faith that they could care for my dog. Would not recommend to others.
Retro Licker
Google 12 February 2026
We’ve been to Friarswood for a quite a few years. They took care of all of our cats neutering and did a great job. Last week we had to say goodbye to our dog. Such a difficult time, but we received the best care. Our vet was kind, caring and compassionate throughout. Even our exit from the building was a consideration they cared about. Bill to be forwarded at a later date, but a week after we received this lovely card in the mail with condolences and some seeds for the dogs grave.
Deby Conway-Cook
Google 26 August 2025
Friarswood Vets is such a lovely, personal vets. All the staff genuinely care about your fur baby. We have recently moved vets from a large company that has let us down numerous times over the past 12 years and shown a lack of care, and has provided very poor advice and treatment, and within an hour of registering at Friarswood we felt at home due to great communication showing care and empathy. On our first visit we witnessed dogs with wagging tails and staff actually talking to the animals there, something I have never witnessed at our previous vets. Our boy himself appeared calm and relaxed there, whereas he's usually terrified due to incidents at the previous vets. We were not rushed at our consultation and our concerns were discussed in depth, with the lovely vet in full agreement that he would put our dogs needs first and always advise if he felt we were wrong about anything or our decisions weren't right for our boy. We feel that Friarswood is a perfect vets and only regret not going there earlier. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMEND to all fur baby parents.
Gee H
Google 30 July 2025
My cat was unfortunately brought in here deceased, they called me up after checking her microchip and were just fantastic with us, gave us time alone with her to say our goodbyes, paw prints a card, some seeds to scatter in her honour and we're not even signed up to this vets. I can assure you when we're ready to move on and adopt another cat we're coming to you guys. Thank you for making this difficult time a little easier.
Lucy E
Google 12 September 2024
Early days but having been with our previous vets for over 15 years with different dogs we had a great first visit with FW, the front of house are lovely and knowledgeable. We left our last vets due to the recent inconsistency in staff, care and some of the vets being nervous around our dog (scary staffy cross 🙄) even asking on the first meeting to muzzle her just to examine her! Arran had never met our dog but was calm and attentive, he even sat on the floor to check her over and chat to her - and left uninjured! Imagine 😂 We all left happy with the care and advice given. Thank you for restoring our faith in vets.
Jess Louise
Google 3 September 2024
Our 9 week old kitten Pudding has his first visit to the Vets yesterday for a health check and first vaccination. The reception was warm and friendly and the receptionist checked us in promptly. We were offered a cat carrier to borrow (ours unfortunately did not get delivered in time). We waited less than five minutes to be called in to the clinic room where again we were greeted by a very friendly vet. Pudding seemed to be at ease straight away and the vet was very kind and gentle while Pudding had his health check, nail clipping and first vaccination. We were given some advice and a vaccination card. The vet explained everything she was doing, and the outcome such as a healthy heart, clear lungs, eyes, ears and nose. We were shown back into the reception and set up on a kitten plan which in my opinion is competitively priced and covers all the essentials. We were able to book in with ease for Puddings next appointment. Overall we are very happy with the service and although price does not come into it, it is nice to be able to take advantage of an affordable pet plan.
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