Vets for Pets is a veterinary practice inside Pets at Home at The Beehive Centre in Cambridgeshire. The practice opens Monday to Friday from 9am to 7pm, Saturday from 9am to 5pm, and Sunday from 10am to 4pm. It closes on New Year's Day, Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Easter Monday, Christmas Day and Boxing Day. The practice has disabled access, free parking, and a separate cat waiting area. It treats cats, dogs, and rabbits.
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Cats
Dogs
Small Mammals
Client car park
Open at weekends
Car park nearby
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Follow-up consultation | From £41 |
| Standard consultation Nurse | £17.50 |
| Standard consultation Vet | £51.50 |
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat primary vaccination | £114 |
| Dog booster vaccination Inc. Kennel Cough | £120.50 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £114 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £65.50 |
| Rabbit vaccination | £102 |
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat castration | £124.50 |
| Cat spay | £151.50 |
| Dog castration Male Dog | From £265 |
| Dog spay Female Dog | From £400.50 |
| Dog spay Keyhole | From £570 |
| Rabbit castration | £151 |
| Rabbit spay | £192.50 |
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Microchip | £32 |
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Prescription fee | £18 |
| Repeat prescription fee | From £41 |
See how Vets for Pets - Cambridge Beehive's listed fees compare with nearby practices that publish the same items.
7 practices with comparable prices
| Item | Vets for Pets - Cambridge Beehive | Nearby listed prices | Practices |
|---|---|---|---|
| Follow-up consultation Consultations | From £41 | £56 at Arbury Road Vets | 1 practice |
| Standard consultation Consultations | £17.50 | £50–£295 Lowest at The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital Highest at Cambridge Farm Animal Veterinary Services | 6 practices |
| Cat primary vaccination Vaccinations | £114 | £90–£129.10 Lowest at The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital Highest at Arbury Road Vets | 3 practices |
| Dog booster vaccination Vaccinations | £120.50 | £65–£93 Lowest at The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital Highest at Arbury Road Vets | 3 practices |
| Dog primary vaccination Vaccinations | £114 | £90–£133 Lowest at The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital Highest at Arbury Road Vets | 3 practices |
| Cat castration Neutering | £124.50 | £90–£275 Lowest at The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital Highest at Clarendon Street Veterinary Surgery - Stapleford | 5 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 14 July 2026
Based on 6 reviews
Private Legal
Google 6 February 2026
I had cold vets for pets Cambridge. Beeive, with concerns about what to do with my pregnant dog and Megan on reception was incredibly helpful; giving me practical advice about the use of handrails, in place of pig rails for the whelping and birthing for my dog.. very helpful practical money saving advice. I thoroughly recommend this veterinary practice. Well done
Judy Ross
Google 7 November 2024
I cannot say how amazing this vets has been in helping us through a tough 2 weeks. All the staff - receptionists, nurses and vets have been so kind. They have also handled direct claims for insurance and we never once felt like we were paying over the odds for anything. They have phoned and kept us up to date and explained our choices very clearly. Although the outcome for us was very sad, Maisie was looked after right to the very end with kindness and compassion. I cannot recommend them highly enough.
Dee Rogers
Google 1 August 2024
Absolutely amazing! My husky had to go in to get a mass removed from her leg last week, and we’ve had a few checkups since and she’s always so excited to go see everyone there and practically jumps and sprints out of the car to go see them. Shadow is terrible at leaving her bandages alone and every check up we need to change them out, she had a bit of a reaction to the shaved patched so has been given an ointment, and it’s dried up a lot! They even gave her nails a clipping whilst under because I had mentioned that she hates them being done. 10/10 would definitely recommend
C w
Google 8 February 2026
Having just moved to this vets 4 pets. We're happy but also disappointed compared to previous experience, same company different location. So friendly-ish service, felt a little forced and also pushy, the "look" made me feel like a terrible owner. We were just unsure/concerned for her and the sudden high expense. Bombarded with information and the look (felt like with disgust) every time I asked a question/ explained my thinking, surgery then agreed, but treatment within reason. We were updated throughout the procedure. (Hence 3 stars)But not a moment to think, she laid it on thick! just like she did during the previous appointment. Felt as though she had just made up her mind, back at first appointment, at this point.not gentle, borderline forceful, Nurse handing our pup back after surgery was friendly and appeared attentive towards us all, reassuring us and towards our girl. (Again hence 3 stars, credit given where due) Having met two of the receptionists a couple of times. Sometimes okay/friendly, I wouldn't say either were warm/smiling on the three occasions we have so far been. Feeling uneasy on how either of their characters will be.Also a nurse sits out there with them on two of the three visits, (same one both times) and she makes eye contact but doesn't even smile, portraying teenage like attitude, we are both very chatty people, she just chats amongst colleagues, eating lunch. The third appointment was for our boys boosters, wasnt warm with that lady, blank, forceful and pushing to spend more. Again looking at us like rubbish when didn't agree, pressure. We are debating going over to the other vets 4 pets. We'll see. Be warm, be caring of our pups, acknowledge us, and stop pushing.
Abdullah Tahir Qazi
Google 29 October 2025
Really bad service, i ordered flee treatment in June and didn't receive it. The lady in the phone said it may take some time for the treatment to come through, but it never came and when i called them up again discussing this issue they tried putting the blame back on me.
J Tyler
Google 25 April 2025
Handy they are open 7 days a week. My head is still in a blur, they could and should have done more for my guinea pig. I blame myself for her passing because if she went to my original vet practice she would either still be here or at least they would make it so she is no longer in pain and suffering, not prolong it like this practice did. I was only meant to be here for some help on a bank holiday, but for some reason I kept going back, but I was not thinking straight as I was worried about her. So I am at fault for going back to them, but their care is just poor.
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