AAS Vets on Cainscross Road in Stroud treats dogs, cats, birds, small mammals, and exotic pets. The practice provides vaccinations, neutering, microchipping, dentistry, diagnostic imaging, and flea and worm treatments. An out-of-hours service is available.
The practice opens Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 7:00pm, with the last appointment at 6:30pm. Clients should phone ahead to confirm opening times, as veterinary staff shortages sometimes affect availability. The practice meets RCVS Core Standards and has a car park and disabled access.
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Cats
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Out-of-hours service
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
RCVS Core Standards
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Standard consultation | £47.56 |
Due to ongoing veterinary staff shortages, the opening days and hours at the Stroud branch may vary from those listed. At present, the practice may be closed one or two days per week. Clients are kindly asked to call the practice ahead of their visit to confirm the practice is open and to avoid any inconvenience.
Based on 6 reviews
Andrew Benkoczi
Google 8 January 2026
The team at Stroud Five Valleys Vets are really nice and friendly. They always take great care of my pets. I am absolutely satisfied with the level of professionalism and the outstanding service I get there every time.
Kelly Truby
Google 10 December 2025
Always lovely friendly staff who take care of our pets in the best way possible.
Ben Blackledge
Google 30 June 2025
Terrible prices for medication and external prescriptions which are critical factors for my epileptic dog. Would have cost literally three times what I paid at my previous vets: "So you will need 5 prescriptions which will be £105. This is £25 for the first and £20 each for the rest.... the medication review price is £35. " Other vets was £20 for prescription + £3 per extra item. This is just a cash grab, will be registering elsewhere.
Melinda de Smidt
Google 6 August 2024
The staff where lovely. The vet was thorough and kind in his check up of my cats and answered my questions comprehensively.
Andy Dunham
Google 31 July 2024
The Staff are a polite and friendly and helpful. Straight away my dog Ghost was welcomed by the receptionist and treated very kindly. The vet came out,as we are new to the practise,and Straight away introduced herself to Ghost like a proper little person. I found the service and advice excellent.
Danny Wiseman
Google 12 January 2024
'They genuinely care' After 6 months of appointments at a previous Vets in Cheltenham, our cat Woody (12) began suffering from skin irritation and nervous overgrooming. On top of this, he had begun to stop eating and started to ingest litter... We tried time and time again to get his blood taken, nails clipped, and urine samples from our previous Vets. Still, they were 'unable to' because he was too wriggly (non-aggressive though, he has never scratched or bitten anyone)—instead, a heavy dose of steroids for 3 months, which began affecting his behaviour and personality. With ONE visit to the vets at AAS Stroud, blood and urine were taken, a new medicine was prescribed, and nails were clipped. They also drained his bladder and did an ultrasound within a week. Following this, the incredible team called us every 48 hours to check on his condition for the last two weeks and he is on the road to recovery, with a plan in place to continue his recovery. Not only this, the team works through their lunchbreak, always takes our calls and proactively advises us on their investigations. We can't thank you enough. 10/10 service. They genuinely care.
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