Eastcott Vets is a veterinary practice on Bath Road in Old Town, Swindon. The practice treats cats, dogs, small mammals and birds. Services include dentistry, vaccinations, neutering, microchipping, and flea and worm treatments. Opening hours are Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 7:00pm. The practice has a car park.
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Cats
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Small Mammals
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Based on 7 reviews
Victoria Benham
Google 21 November 2025
Awful vets. Emma Hobbe the vet letting an animal leave in pain due to an infection without antibiotics. Went and got a 2nd opinion at a different vets and they instantly gave antibiotics. Also Eastcott vets dont write down on file what they tell you and in fact put something completely different to what they tell you. I was told to come back in 3 to 4 weeks but the notes said on system 48 hours? I was lucky that I called up because I knew my cat wasnt right and needed antibiotics. This place is awful avoid at all costs. They're just in it for the money completely. AVOID AVOID AVOID.
Mary Ainsley
Google 26 September 2025
Very friendly and professional practice. Felt my little dog was in safe hands and they genuinely cared. Recommend ☺️
Paul Sarahs
Google 21 August 2025
I made a huge error joining this vet. I thought they would act with care and consideration towards my pet, but it turns out that I was entirely wrong. They don’t care. They simply do not care about the health of my animal. It seems that I’m not the only one, reading through the reviews on TrustPilot. Every time I speak to them about my dog, I have to explain every single part of his medical history three or four times in order to get the treatment he requires. His medical history spans nine years - more than half of which has been at this vet surgery. I am frequently asked questions the answers to which are in the notes. Zero preparation, zero care, zero continuity or consistency of care - and when I asked for a meeting with the Hospital Director to voice my concerns, I was told they are on ‘extended leave’ and it’s not possible. It has been suggested to me by both veterinary staff and admin staff that if I don’t like the way they work, that I should find another vet. That’s exactly what I’m doing today. I am having to take my ten year old dog to a new vet because his treatment is not important here. I urge you and implore you, please take your pet’s health and your business elsewhere. In no way has Eastcott Vets shown the required care or compassion towards my dog that they should.
debbie Raikes may
Google 26 June 2025
My 23 year old cat had a dreadful mouth abscess. I was upset and nearly fainted as I held her while the vet cleansed the wound. Both of us were dealt with kindly and I was given water and a hug! Cat is now recovering. It is a wonderful vets
Dave
Google 8 May 2025
Vets are always very expensive so can't give 5 stars... Today Charlotte was 100%. She's great with our dogs, explaining meds, treatments and offering helpful advice. Thank Charlotte, much appreciated. Highly recommended
Liz Whitaker-Street
Google 27 December 2023
This Boxing Day one of our gorgeous labs has a severe seizure. We took him to Eastcott vets who looked after him. He’s not out of the woods yet, but we’d like to thank Eastcott for being so kind and supportive to Rio and us.
Julie Huntley
Google 7 December 2023
They go above and beyond for my pets . Only ones locally offered life saving operation for my cat with a rare condition
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