Rowe Veterinary Group's Veterinary Hospital is located in Bradley Stoke, Bristol. The hospital is equipped to care for a variety of species, including birds, cats, dogs, exotics, and small mammals.
The hospital provides a range of services and treatments. These include vaccinations, microchipping, flea and worm treatments, diagnostic imaging, dentistry, blood testing and neutering services.
Rowe Veterinary Group also accepts referrals for complex cases. These include CT scanning, laparoscopy, MRI scanning, cardiology, neurology, spinal surgery, ophthalmology, orthopaedics, surgery, advanced ultrasound imaging to diagnose internal problems and iodine radiation therapy.
It is accessible by public transport and offers a client car park for convenient visits.
It is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including bank holidays. Emergencies are seen at any time, call the hospital on 01454 275000 for urgent care.
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Birds
Cats
Dogs
Exotic
Small Mammals
Client car park
Disabled public access
Open at weekends
Out-of-hours service
Accessible by public transport
Blood testing
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Referral interests
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
The veterinary hospital is available 24-hours a day, 365 days a year and emergencies will be seen at any time. Call on 01454 275000.
Based on 8 reviews
Brittany Beringer
Google 18 May 2026
Amazing staff and walked us thru the whole process of when our dog developed an ulcer in her eye. Explained the pre-op and post-op care and have been overall great to work with. Highly recommend!
Helen Case
Google 23 April 2026
We were recently referred to the out of hours surgery from our Vets Ted was a very poorly boy. The vet was very honest and upfront. Bloods were taken and results back in less than 20 mins. Unfortunately it was not good news. We were given advice and plenty of time. The final moments were so peaceful thank you to all who were involved. Particularly the vet. Many thanks Helen
Hayley Johnson
Google 15 March 2026
Had to go in the early hours with my very poorly pug. From the off, the staff were kind and respectful explaining everything thoroughly and professionally, talking through options and answering questions fully and clearly. Inside the surgery room, again, the staff were very kind and did everything they possibly could for Peggy sue. I decided to have her put to sleep and the staff even gave me some paw prints and fur clippings. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this practice
Andrew Payne
Google 5 March 2026
Always very welcoming and helpful. Service provided is excellent. The staff are very caring and anything you need to know is explained very well. My dogs actually enjoy their visit. I would highly recommend Rowe Vets to any pet owner.
Darcy Far
Google 26 February 2026
We took our cat in for a middle of the night emergency appointment in a bit of a panic and Sasha and Amanda were so kind and helpful in getting her seen and assessed. Thank you for looking after Puddy so well and easing our worries.
Libby R
Google 8 December 2025
Such lovely people from start to finish. Greeted happily and politely by reception staff, nurses going by smiled and said hello to our dog. The vet Joe, spent a great deal of time, listening to us, examining our dog and explaining his findings and thoughts in an easy to understand manner. We were very satisfied with the whole first visit to Rowe.
Ben Steele
Google 2 October 2025
I am heartbroken and extremely worried after my experience with this practice. Over the past year, myself, my partner, and my mum all raised concerns several times about a lump on my dog, Honey. Despite this, we have now been told that there are no records of a lump ever being mentioned and that none of the vets recall it — which feels like we are being told that three separate people all imagined these conversations. What makes this even harder to accept is that after Honey’s surgery, during the post-op phone call, the vet actually said to me: “It’s a good job your mum refused to take no for an answer THIS TIME and refused to leave without it being tested.” That wouldn’t make sense if this had been the first time we raised it. Sadly, the mass was confirmed to be cancer. We were told that had it been left untested for any longer, Honey would likely have had less than 12 months to live. I can’t put into words how frightening that is — we could easily have lost precious time with her if we hadn’t pushed so hard for this to be taken seriously. If something this critical can go unrecorded, it leaves me questioning what else might be missed. Our pets rely on accurate records and careful follow-up, and this experience has really shaken my trust. When I raised this as a complaint, I was told that the notes are what they are and that the vets’ recollections don’t support ours, leaving me with no real resolution other than to escalate to the central complaints team or RCVS. I am sharing this so that other pet owners are aware and can advocate strongly for their pets. Honey is part of our family — and this experience has been terrifying. Update - no Rowe, you haven't addressed anything. You basically told us to shut up and pay up! Don't think you can mislead people with your reply below
Katie Holloway
Google 2 September 2025
I’ve had the pleasure of using Rowe veterinary services for a very long time. The kindness & the dedication of the staff that work here are impeccable, last week I had to say goodbye to my beautiful Chloe - Lucky. My father & myself were looked after in our time of loss. We are both very grateful thank you for everything.
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