Tremain Veterinary Group operates on Alvescot Road in Carterton, Oxfordshire, treating cats, dogs, and small mammals. The practice provides dentistry, diagnostic imaging, microchipping, neutering, vaccinations, and flea and worm treatments. Opening hours run Monday to Friday, with late appointments until 7pm on Mondays. Emergency care is available during normal hours; after-hours emergencies are handled by Medivet Woodstock, which has night staff on site. The practice meets RCVS Core Standards and refers complex cases to specialists when needed.
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Cats
Dogs
Out-of-hours service
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Referral interests
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
RCVS Core Standards
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Animal health certificate | £317 |
| Cat booster vaccination | £95 |
| Cat castration | £120 |
| Cat primary vaccination | £130 |
| Cat spay | £178 |
| Communal cremation | £157.75 |
| Communal cremation | £122.30 |
| Dog booster vaccination | £95 |
| Dog castration | £274 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £134 |
| Dog spay | £400 |
| Euthanasia | £222.30 |
| Follow-up consultation | £61 |
| Individual cremation | £250.30 |
| Microchip | £22 |
| Prescription fee | £27 |
| Standard consultation | £76 |
Based on 5 reviews
Daisy White
Google 14 January 2023
I am so happy I have found this vets. By far the best vets I’ve been too. The vet that examined my dog was fantastic and did all the tests I was after for my pooch - all the tests were done to to a great level - really stood out to previous vets I have been too. I also liked how I was made aware of the cost of examination and treatments to give me that option. The vets has a really lovely feel good feeling to it - I look forward to it being my permanent vet from now on.
Lauren
Google 14 April 2022
I’m only putting a star on here because I have to , to write this review . What can I say , this veterinary practice is far more concerned with money than animal care . Took my Staffie in with a swollen eye . The vet has basically left the dog without any form of care . He didn’t want to give the dog antibiotics as he was more interested in charging me a grand for unnecessary dental treatment . So we’ll now be looking for an alternative vet with some compassion and love for my pooch .. As it was I couldn’t get a vets appointment for 3 weeks in Carterton because all the vets were on holiday . Event the veterinary receptionist suggested that the only concern of this practice was money , that should have been a red flag for me .. Now I’ve seen it for myself ..
Dan Carr
Google 11 August 2021
We have always used Tremains Vets firstly in Witney then latterly in Carterton. Its not been a fleeting relationship - Tremains has been the family vets for as long (if not longer) than I've been alive. Always found them to be very helpful and never had a problem. We use Carterton as the surgery is smaller (and we live about 5 mins walk away) and my Labrador who to be honest is a plonker around other animals is much more comfortable there. Absolutely disgusted that when I rang up as my dog was really unwell and needed a vet to be told they don't have a vet in Carterton for over two weeks - they only have Witney and then only the ONE vet. REALLY? No option really, had to find another practice and quick, found their competitors and got an appointment very quick. Only to have salt rubbed into my wounds when Tremains ring and ask why another vets practice are wanting my dogs records. In short a customer lost, when I needed Tremains most they weren't there. When my dog needed them in an environment he trusted close to home, they weren't there. They abandoned us, so its time to abandon them.
Giancarlo Arcieri
Google 14 December 2020
I took my dog to Tremain's for a nail clip as having many black nails iv been to scared to attempt myself as iv gone to far before. I was not allowed in due to current pandemic reasons but I could hear the two vet girls reassuring my dog with lots of love and treats after every few clips, after the session my dog came out of the room looking all happy and spoilt. Lovely girl vets with a genuine heart for pets.
susan prachner
Google 24 January 2020
I had a diagnosis of grade 4 heart murmur for my dog. The vet I saw on the day realised I was very worried. She told me she would arrange for a scan and call me to advise. That was two weeks ago. I called the surgery after a week and got the impression she had forgotten but would be given my message. Another week has gone by without a word. This is totally unacceptable and unprofessional for a veterinary practice who are supposed to care about the animals needing their expertise and help. I will never go to this vet again and suggest others do not do so.
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