Vets for Pets operates inside Pets at Home at Friary Retail Park in Plymouth. The practice opens Monday to Friday, 9am to 7pm, and Saturday, 9am to 3pm. It's closed Sundays. The building has disabled access and free parking. Staff treat cats, dogs, rabbits, and small mammals. Nurse clinics are available.
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Cats
Dogs
Exotic
Small Mammals
Client car park
Open at weekends
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Referral interests
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
RCVS Core Standards
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat castration | From £120 |
| Cat primary vaccination | From £110 |
| Cat spay | From £155 |
| Dog castration | From £280 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £53 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £100 |
| Dog spay | From £350 |
| Microchip | £30 |
| Rabbit castration | From £160 |
| Rabbit spay | From £240 |
| Repeat prescription fee | £50 |
| Standard consultation | £62 |
Based on 5 reviews
ellie pullen
Google 18 February 2026
This vets changed my perception on all vets. They are caring and reasonable, they are not out to get your money but instead to support your animal and you truly through some of the worst things. My Mabel had a routine spay, the vets, nurses and receptionists were kind and understanding, always willing to answer questions, it was quick and simple and they gave brilliant advice. They helped us through aftercare and offered appointments and support when Mabel looked to not be healing brilliantly (she was healing fine, I’m just an anxious Annie!!). Everytime we go in they are efficient and caring, they are worth every single penny and are incredibly reasonable with their prices too! I would trust no other than them to care for my dog.
Liz Bruce
Google 20 December 2025
I have not had an issue with individual staff, they have all been friendly and given useful (but inconsistent) advice. However the way the practice conducts it's fees is unethical. I was made to pay excessively for scripts which was totally unnecessary. They quote vetenary GUIDELINES in their defense, and at no point acknowledged they are purposely skewing the guidelines to their benefit in order to rinse the customers of their money. As I said- unethical. There also seems to be incredibly poor communication between the requests put through regarding prescriptions, the vetenary team, and the admin staff. It took me a month to get a simple request through due to the amount of confusion within the practice, including phone calls from admin staff giving me misinformation and requests for money which were not correct. All this even though my initial request was concise and in writing. I'm currently actively looking for an alternative vetenary practice with better customer service and more ethical standards surrounding cost and billing.
The Shiny Bulbasaur
Google 22 August 2025
A friendly bunch, looked after my cat when had an Op. It all went well. Highly recommend
Chelsea S
Google 9 August 2025
If you have a flat face breed dog DO NOT BRING THEM HERE. Brought my 10yo pup in because hes started breathing badly which is not like him (part chihuahua, breathes fine). Was told "thats what they do". They think I'd bring my dog in for something that he notmally does?! What an absolute pizz take. She was more interested in my neck tattoo and fussing him than actually looking into what i was telling her. She couldn't even read his notes properly, she thought he'd put 3kg on in 10 months instead of 10 years. Booked in for dental work (which is a 3 month wait) and actually thinking about going elsewhere after this and reading the reviews. I'm so stressed about the lack of help they shown whilst listening to him struggle to breathe (I'm 99% sure he's got an infection) i cant sleep. Do better v4p
Denise Bisho
Google 16 April 2023
The staff were very helpful and reassuring as i was bery nervous when i bought my dog in for her procedure.
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