Waverley Vets - Bourne
Waverley Vets is a veterinary practice in Lower Bourne, Surrey, treating cats, dogs, and small mammals. The practice is currently closed.
Waverley Vets is a veterinary practice on Shortheath Road in Farnham that treats cats, dogs and small mammals. The practice opens Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 6:30pm and Saturday mornings from 8:30am to 12:30pm. It offers blood testing, dentistry, diagnostic imaging, microchipping, neutering and vaccinations. Parking is available nearby. For emergencies outside these hours, Vets Now in Farnham and Guildford provides out-of-hours care.
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| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat primary vaccination | £170 |
| Dog booster vaccination | £66 |
| Dog castration | £410 |
| Dog castration | £460 |
| Dog castration | £525 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £170 |
| Dog spay | £525 |
| Dog spay | £635 |
| Dog spay | £715 |
| Follow-up consultation | £63 |
| Follow-up consultation | £61 |
| Microchip | £44 |
| Nail clip | £35.23 |
| Prescription fee | £34 |
| Rabbit castration | £140 |
| Rabbit spay | £215 |
| Rabies vaccination | £128.76 |
| Standard consultation | £70 |
Based on 7 reviews
Harrison Allen
Google 5 March 2026
Tried to charge us nearly £500 for a 4 minute consultation with our cat, at no point were fees discussed. I feel absolutely disgusted that they could charge that amount for what was supposed to be a blood sample that were too hamfisted to complete. I feel absolutely conned by these cowboys preying on people's attachments to their animals. Never in my many years of cat ownership have I felt so appalled by the treatment of a vet.
Michael Knight
Google 20 January 2026
I'd been using the vets for my Labrador for years. He went through elbow surgery nearly 5 years ago and I couldn't fault them. However in more recent times he'd gone to get some lab lumps checked and I felt I was misinformed and this led to a number of trips back and forth after some failed sedation. I had a reasoned discussion with the vet, however the bill never reflected our conversation about some costs that were additionally applied when it came to settling up. At the time I had a card machine waved in my face, was told it would be £575 and offered no bill. I also had a queue of people behind me and an anxious, half drunk lab in the car. I queried this and the poor receptionist was then playing the messenger which wasn't fair on me or her. Anyway I settled up and followed this up with a complaint after I consulted my previous bill. Fast forward to some contact from the Clinical Director Mark. He called me to appease me, no more and nothing less. He was never going to offer me the reasoned amount I was after but wasted some 45 mins of my day. Absolutely no reasoning, negotiation and never an ounce of the customer being right. His follow up emails were even more of a joke, defensive and spoke about the customer 'journey' and 'experience'. My time using Shortheath vets has now ceased. Nothing but money grabbing so and so's with zero compassion. Never mind my journey, my lab is now terrified of the car and the vets as a result. I'd try another vet if you're considering paying them a visit.
Berit Blackie
Google 23 August 2025
Awful first time experience for our young daughter who took our new puppy in on her own. She was spoken to in a very belittling & humiliating manner by the vet who saw her. TOTALLY unnecessary & it left her very upset. Will never go there again.
Julie MOtt
Google 23 July 2025
I have been with Shortheath for the past 4 years and of late have been more than I would like. However I cannot fault the surgery, Rachel, one of the vets is compassionate, professional and very empathetic. Extremely knowledgeable with our dog’s aging limbs! Milo has a particular soft spot for Lauren who works on the front desk, she is brilliant with him and always makes both Milo and I feel at complete ease. Both Rachel and Lauren are an asset to the surgery - thank you ladies.
Tanya Archer
Google 3 July 2025
Avoid if you value your pet's health/ Misdiagnosed our 🐕 Which led to a costly out-of-hours bill!! Given medication in unlabelled bags! Didn't tell us it was just paracetamol!! They gave drugs that weren't needed and actually made her really sick! No aftercare/follow-up or apologies Just rude/uncaring staff!! The vet caused undue distress and suffering through their negligence/misdiagnosis. Complaint made, The only response is regarding finances!! No apology for failing to ensure a diagnosis/adequate pain relief 😌 huge bill!! I will not use it again! Can't trust they genuinely have our pets' best interests at heart! All about the £££ £17.80 For 2 paracetamol 😆 I recommend checking your insurance claims, They add on money but can't tell you what it's for! Looking for a new vet, if any ideas!! Local to Farnham. Tia Aavvooiidddd....
Lisa Davis
Google 17 June 2025
Thank you to all of the team who took such good care of Hugo. Sadly we had to put him to sleep.The staff were all so supportive, kind, compassionate and did not rush us with the process. I could not recommend them enough to take care of your pets with any medical needs and or end of life. Thank you!
Tilly Brown
Google 11 June 2025
I visited Shortheath Vets today expecting to have my cat spayed, but left without the procedure being done after being quoted £230 on the day. This is far above the going rate — most places charge no more than £140 — and yet I received no advance pricing, no email confirmation, and no pre-op care instructions whatsoever. Luckily, I knew not to feed my cat after midnight, but if I hadn’t looked that up myself, it could have put her at risk — a worrying lack of basic communication. This isn’t the first time we’ve had issues. On a previous visit, my partner and I were randomly and unexpectedly charged £100, and even the staff couldn’t clearly explain what the charge was for. We were put on the spot and made to pay, despite no one being sure what the cost covered. It felt incredibly unprofessional. To top it off, the receptionists are consistently rude and dismissive, speaking down to you as if you’re an inconvenience. There’s no warmth, no reassurance — just attitude. Thankfully, I’ve now found another vet who was kind, clear, and charges HALF the price. If you want better care, fairer pricing, and respectful service, I strongly recommend Vets4Pets at Pets at Home or Castle Vets in Farnham instead. Shortheath Vets is not somewhere I’d trust again.
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