Seymour Veterinary Hospital Totnes
Seymour Veterinary Hospital Totnes is a veterinary practice on Station Road in Devon. The clinic treats cats and dogs, offering diagnostic imaging, dental work, and routine care.
Dart Vale Veterinary Group is on Station Road in Totnes. The practice treats cats, dogs, birds, exotic pets, small mammals, and wildlife. Services include dentistry, diagnostic imaging, microchipping, neutering, and vaccinations. Complex cases can be referred to specialists.
For emergencies, the practice operates 24 hours a day. Out-of-hours care is handled by MiNightVet South Devon, which runs on-site with full-time night vets. There's a car park and disabled access.
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| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Animal health certificate | £317 |
| Cat booster vaccination | £84 |
| Cat castration | £111 |
| Cat primary vaccination | £113.90 |
| Cat spay | £163 |
| Communal cremation | £157.75 |
| Communal cremation | £122.30 |
| Dog booster vaccination | £84 |
| Dog castration | £252 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £118 |
| Dog spay | £385 |
| Euthanasia | £204.52 |
| Follow-up consultation | £56 |
| Individual cremation | £250.30 |
| Microchip | £22 |
| Prescription fee | £27 |
| Standard consultation | £69 |
The practice is open 24 hours a day every day for emergencies
Based on 5 reviews
Simon Caddell
Google 25 January 2026
Not our usual Vet(Seymours) but a necessary emergency visit to see our Cat Liza. Unfortunately a second visit the following day was needed as she was fading fast and you helped us make the hard decision to put her to sleep, it is never an easy decision, but we'd like to thank the Staff for their caring kind nature and professionalism in looking after Liza to the end.
Jessie Smith
Google 27 November 2025
If I could give 0 stars I would. Absolutely disgusted at your services. We rang up about our dog who had eaten a mince pie. We rang for advice we explained we weren’t in a financial state and wouldn’t be able to pay for anything the person on the phone told us to come straight down and they would sort it. When we got there they didn’t even explain what they was going to do they just took our dog off us and took her in to the room and gave her an injection to be sick. When it came to payments they then to proceed to tell us that there would be an excess cost of £85 when we had told them already on the phone we didn’t have the money. The lady was very rude and decided to leave us in a room for around 45 mins. When they came out to us they said we would got very rude and said we would be in debt with them. We have tried to settle this by making a payment beginning of january but they are saying this is to long to wait and that we have to pay within 2 weeks and if it’s not paid within there time frame then they will give it to there debt collector all for £77!!! Absolute joke. They expect people to have money growing out there ears. Highly recommend not using them because all they seem to think about is money not actually caring for peoples animals. Been hassling us every day for the money which we keep explaining to them I don’t get my first wage till January due to starting a new job Good thing I have insurance on my dog because if I didn’t the charges would have been hell of a lot more. HIGHLY RECCOMEND NOT USING!
Michael Ghersie
Google 20 November 2025
Appalling and distressing service which effectively caused the death of our 6 year old, previously healthy, Beardie. They were told of his condition at the first appointment, but Totally ignored it. Despite much detailed written questioning about the service received, the director always refused to engage and avoided answering the complaints. She tried to confuse/belittle me by constantly resorting to technicalities, hoping to put me off, which she did not. When she realised that was not working, she resorted to sheer obfuscation aka - BS. I suspect she regularly does with other complainants. In any other profession Dart Vale vets would have been investigated, fined, sanctioned and the person responsible for the errors would probably have lost their qualification - if, indeed, we had been allocated a qualified vet...... Unfortunately, the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons apparently has no power to sanction a member practice unless gross misconduct can be proved. So, unlike most other professions, the customer has no comeback at all !! Some of you may have heard the slating they got on BBC Radio 2 on the Steve Wright in the Afternoon programme in February 2024. He actually named them and that it was the Totnes branch. Be very very aware all Dart Vale vet users. I'll be watching for the response to this - if it isn't taken down first. 20th November 2025 I see Dart Vale are suggesting a cosy phone call when everything could be quietly brushed under the carpet.... What I am seeking is really very simple: 1. An apology for getting the treatment wrong, as clearly it did go very wrong. 2. A clear explanation of what went wrong, with no more obfuscation. Just a little honesty!
enya arnold
Google 21 September 2025
I am heartbroken at how my cat Muffin’s care was handled here. She developed a very swollen belly and I took her in urgently. I paid £240 for blood tests and was told the results would be back the next day, but I heard nothing until I had to chase the practice myself. When I finally did get an update, it turned out the bloodwork showed abnormal liver levels. This was never explained clearly to me at the time, nor was I told what the next steps should be. I was left completely in the dark until I chased again, and only then was I advised to bring Muffin back in. At the weekend appointment, an ultrasound was done, but I was told they could not even locate her liver because of the swelling. They then said the protein in the abdominal fluid was extremely poor, and the vet’s only advice was that Muffin should be put to sleep to end her pain. What has left me most upset is the lack of communication and support. I had to do the chasing for results, for explanations, and for next steps — instead of being guided through what was happening. Just days before, Muffin was still sitting peacefully in the garden, and I was given no indication of how serious things had become until it was suddenly too late. Because of this experience, I no longer have any confidence in the practice and will be removing my only remaining cat from their care. Muffin deserved better, and so did I as her owner. This was an incredibly distressing experience, and I would not want any other pet owner to go through the same lack of clarity and care.
Anoushkakakaka
Google 1 June 2023
I bought my little one, my ride or die, here, after an e-consult in which that vet showed serious alarm. I didn't think I was taking Donny here to say good-bye but that's what ended up happening. The vet we saw was the most empathetic, caring yet honest person I could have wished for. Everything he explained, it made sense, his reassurance I still replay in my head. I know his job can't be easy, but thank you so much Joe, you were incredible. Thank you for everything. P.s the card a week later, was lovely. You guys are the best!
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