Jubilee Veterinary Centre welcomes all pet owners and their furry, furry, feathery, and scaly friends to their warm and inviting practice. Located in the heart of Newtownards, in the Ards and North Down county of Northern Ireland, the veterinary practice aims to provide pet care of the highest standards.
At Jubilee Veterinary Centre, the team of highly qualified and experienced veterinary surgeons and nurses is dedicated to the wellbeing of their patients. The center’s staff is led by five Directors, Mr. Gareth Bell, Mr. Edward Griffith, Mr. Neil Harbinson, Mr. Andrew Mayne, and Mr. Charles Orr, all of whom have the highest qualifications in veterinary medicine and surgery. Each member of the team is passionate about animals and their welfare.
The centre has a team of RVN veterinary nurses, Miss Pauline Davison, Miss Clare McIlveen, Mrs. Kathryn Semple, and Ms. Siobhán Sexton, who work diligently to provide the best possible care to companion animals. The practice recognizes the importance of pets in the lives of their owners and the significance of each pet receiving the highest standard of care.
Jubilee Veterinary Centre offers numerous facilities intended to make clients’ visits as convenient as possible. The practice is open seven days a week, including weekends. It has a client car park available to all and maintains provisions for those seeking disabled public access.
Jubilee veterinary care is committed to promoting educational awareness about pet care and encouraging clients to make informed decisions. The practice’s website is up-to-date with information on pet care, pet health and wellness, tips, facts, and on-demand appointment bookings convenient for pet owners.
In addition, the practice has invested in state-of-the-art equipment and computerized systems. For example, the veterinary center has invested in ultrasonography equipment for diagnostic imaging, electrocardiography monitoring systems, and in-house lab testing equipment to diagnose and treat patients promptly.
Moreover, the veterinary center has tailor-made services for each species, ranging from aquatics, birds, camelids, cats, cattle, deer, dogs, equine animals, exotic pets, wild animals, pigs, poultry, sheep, and goats, among others.
Jubilee Veterinary Centre prides itself on its patient-centered focus. Therefore, they prioritize preventive care, including vaccinations, deworming, parasite control, and nutritional advice. In addition, the veterinary center has an interest in many areas of medicine and surgery, such as dentistry, ophthalmology, dermatology, and oncology.
At Jubilee Veterinary Centre, the practice has an understanding that pet owners become family. The veterinary facility aims to create a welcoming environment and provide a reassuring space for all clientele.
In summary, Jubilee Veterinary Centre provides the highest level of care to your furry, feathered and scaly friends. With seven-day-a-week availability, state-of-the-art medical equipment, and a highly trained staff, the practice offers patients with an assurance of a healthy, happy, and prosperous pet life.
Aquatics
Birds
Camelids
Cats
Cattle
Deer
Dogs
Equines
Exotic
Goats
Pigs
Poultry
Sheep
Small Mammals
Wild
Client car park
Disabled public access
Open at weekends
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Standard consultation Consult Dog, Cat, Rabbit (appointment time 15 minute allocation) | £45 |
| Standard consultation Exotic animal with Dr Georgia Fermor (appointment time 30 min allocation) | £60 |
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat booster vaccination | £51.45 |
| Dog booster vaccination | £47.25 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £74.55 |
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat castration | £57.17 |
| Cat spay | £79.38 |
| Dog castration depending on weight | £236.25-£292.95 |
| Dog spay | £600 |
| Dog spay | £274.05-£338.10 |
See how Jubilee Veterinary Centre's listed fees compare with nearby practices that publish the same items.
10 practices with comparable prices
| Item | Jubilee Veterinary Centre | Nearby listed prices | Practices |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard consultation Consultations | £45 | £22.50–£66 Lowest at Vets for Pets - Newtownards Highest at Cedarmount Veterinary Clinic | 9 practices |
| Cat booster vaccination Vaccinations | £51.45 | £43–£77 Lowest at Gortlands Vets Highest at Rathgael Veterinary Clinic | 6 practices |
| Dog booster vaccination Vaccinations | £47.25 | £41–£85.50 Lowest at Cedarmount Veterinary Clinic Highest at Vets for Pets - Newtownards | 7 practices |
| Dog primary vaccination Vaccinations | £74.55 | £43–£75 Lowest at Vets for Pets - Bangor Highest at Vets for Pets - Newtownards | 5 practices |
| Cat castration Neutering | £57.17 | £90–£127 Lowest at Vets for Pets - Bangor Highest at Rathgael Veterinary Clinic | 8 practices |
| Cat spay Neutering | £79.38 | £105–£180 Lowest at Gortlands Vets Highest at Rathgael Veterinary Clinic | 8 practices |
These are publicly listed fees, not quotes. Prices can vary by pet, weight, clinical need and what is included. For “from”, range and plus fees, comparisons use the lower published amount. Confirm the current total with the practice.
Prices checked as recently as 13 July 2026
Based on 5 reviews
Louise M
Google 6 January 2026
EDITED TO ADD UPDATE. My mums macaw sadly passed away in her arms 6 days after his visit to Jubilee vets. They wasted 2 days of his life when GEORGIA should have put him straight on to oxygen. But instead gave him a stupid 12 hour antibiotic shot. So well done Georgia on your stellar job of not acting correctly, a macaw is supposed to live 60+ years. My mums bird was never ill in the 18 years he was alive and he visited Michael all those years. Georgia takes over, does his beak trimming and all of a sudden he is ill weeks later. Birds mask illness, so he was ill for god knows how long before he presented with symptoms, as a vet, oxygen should have been the first port of call for respiratory issues. Now my mum has to look at a box with his ashes. Thanks again Don't bother bringing anything other than a cat or dog here. Looked over my mums parrot, gave him an antibiotic shot that only lasts 12 hours , took a very unclear xray with his wings in the way and sent him home, £200 later. 2 days later he collapsed and is now in an oxygen tank with another vets, which should have been done with jubilee, should have been given oxygen immediately, and as a vets they should know respiratory issues and birds do not go well. Honestly not surprised as they all seem to be interested in money and money alone. Disgusted in the way they have handled this. It was good when Michael was there to specifically look after him as they have had their macaw for 18 years and never any issues until now.
Esther Thoburn
Google 23 December 2025
Great vets, friendly and helpful staff. Had ongoing health issues with a tortoise I adopted for over a year and this vet helped me get to the bottom of it and sorted a treatment plan where previous ones could not. I'm extremely greatful and would recommend to other reptile owners.
A H
Google 3 November 2025
positive experiences with dogs and cats, however i do not recommend going for exotic vets. was told my snake (who was very badly injured with an internal spinal injury) would be seeing an exotic vet last week, however was not in when i arrived (could’ve phoned and let me know) , when being seen by standard vet he was picked up, and his limp half quite literally flicked ?? so he was dangling and his limp part swinging(could’ve injured him further) and very dismissively said “well that’s not good”. he got an x ray and messages were passed on to jubilee’s so called exotic vet. the next day, i received a phone call from the “exotic” vet who had not consulted or seen my snake, who cold heartedly said to have him euthanised, as he was “immobile” very much not true i immediately went to ring another exotic vet for a second opinion, and jubilee sent over x ray’s. the vet i then saw immediately rejected the idea that he was paralysed, or that his spinal cord was severed (as he clearly had control over movement in his tail) however couldn’t properly diagnose the internal injury as the x ray file was not good enough. he expressed his concern that Jubilee had not immediately given my snake a course of antibiotics (for external injuries), instead a singular dose, only when i asked myself, and by the next day was encouraging putting him down. hopefully there is a healthy future for my snake, as i have been told by multiple other opinions that there is hope for him. however the neglect and dismissiveness from Jubilee’s exotic department may have hindered his recovery. once again this is soley in terms of exotic vets, i have had positive experiences when taking my dog/cats here.
Stephen Loughlin
Google 6 May 2025
My cherished female spur thighed tortoise had a bad hibernation related illness and Georgia helped me with her recovery. I have been with this veterinary centre since 2000 and am delighted with the professionalism and care of the animals by the team. 🐢
Laura McKee
Google 24 December 2022
Fabulous vets. I couldn't find anywhere in Belfast to see our bearded dragon but promptly got an appointment here and he is now a healthy happy reptile. The friendly staff are a credit and made me feel most welcome. The vet was extremely caring, considerate and informative. Highly recommended.
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