Veterinary Horse Care
Welcome to Veterinary Horse Care, a mobile equine practice located in the charming town of West Byfleet in Surrey, England.
Willetts House is a veterinary practice at The Corner House on Brighton Road in Addlestone. It opens Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM. The Staines Branch has longer hours, and emergency care runs 24 hours outside normal times. The practice provides dentistry, diagnostic imaging, microchipping, neutering, and vaccinations for cats and dogs. It meets RCVS Core Standards and has car parking nearby.
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| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat pet plan Cat | £20.50 |
| Dog pet plan Extra Large (40kg+) | £31 |
| Dog pet plan Large (25-40kg) | £29.50 |
| Dog pet plan Medium (10-25kg) | £26 |
| Dog pet plan Small (0-10kg) | £23 |
| Rabbit pet plan Rabbit | £14.10 |
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Flea treatment | £23 |
| Flea treatment | £26 |
| Flea treatment | £29.50 |
| Flea treatment | £31 |
| Flea treatment | £20.50 |
Based on 7 reviews
Maria Chennell
Google 26 May 2026
. My daughter took a stray cat to Willett house to see if it had a Microchip and because she was concerned about matted, fur, ticks and the fact it was Malnourished. We had been feeding it for a few days whilst trying to find out if it belonged to the local neighbours. Willit House treated my daughter like an inconvenience. They immediately took the cat in the cat carrier to another room, told her it was Microchiped and that it would be sent to the Staines branch to wait there for one week and if nobody came forward The cat would be sent to some cat sanctuary. My daughter asked if she could have the cat if nobody came forward to which she was told no. Her only chance of finding the cat again was searching through all the cat Sanctuaries in London and surrounding areas. My daughter asked to be able to say goodbye to the cat and she was told no. She asked if the cat was going to be looked after and treated to which she received an evasive answer and the vet implied that the cat would just be Euthanised most likely because she felt it had underlying medical conditions even though she did not examine it. She told my daughter the cat would need extensive blood work ups and if nobody came forward Then they wouldn’t be done. My daughter left emotionally traumatised, especially after the fact we just lost our eldest cat who had also been repeatedly treated at Willett house For a long-standing condition And had an expensive operation that failed within 24 hours. I will be ringing up to make an official complaint tomorrow. What Hope do we have of Community if our local Vets be behave like this? How cruel that my daughter wasn’t allowed to even say goodbye to this loving cat that we had been looking after. They also kept our carrier and we had to go back and ask for it back. The poor cat is now being kept in a Cage with no treatment and then sent to another Vets and kept in another cage for a week And then God knows what’s going to happen to it. I feel so disappointed in these human beings that have trained for seven years to Care for animals, but all they seem to care about is Money. Think they’re in the wrong profession
Frankie Edwards
Google 1 May 2026
Always a friendly atmosphere and kind staff. They take great care of my cat
N Brown
Google 4 February 2026
Excellent Veterinary staff. Friendly staff and great care for your pet
Jusztina S
Google 13 December 2025
My experience with Willet House Addlestone. I took my cat for emergency treatment. We arrived, I told the receptionist that my cat is registered. She could not find my cat, nor me on their system. I spelled my name and cat's name 4 times. I started to feel uncomfortable. She could not find us based on my address either. This took a good 15 min. I told her that my cat was treated there before, we are definitely registered. Receptionist asked me to fill out the registration form again. I thought WTf. Fill it out again? That will take some good time. Cat needs emergency treatment. I filled out the reg. form again. Receptionist asked for my ID, the woman sitting next to receptionist asked for my bank statement. Guess if I had bank statement with me or not! Without those we cannot register unfortunately.That's odd. When I took my cat there previously, no-one asked for those documents. My cat is meowing desperately in the carrier box. Receptionist is taking her time comfortably. Waiting room is empty. The atmosphere is frozen, receptionist woman talks to me like I'd be a bloody cloth (excuse my language). It seems at this point that my cat will not get help there. Receptionist woman keeps being rude. She treats me as a burden with why are you here attitude. I need to add, that I tried to telephone Willet Addlestone for an hour and 15 min multiple times and no-one answered the phone. I said to myself that I'm sure they are very busy with patients and I cannot be impatient. When I arrived, the waiting room was echoing from emptiness. Two women sitting behind the desk, chatting. A customer is not important here. Suddenly the receptionist found me on the system based on my email address. My name and my cat's name both were misspelled. Cat got seen immediately! Receptionist said, she'll correct our name, address... The nurse or doctor who treated my little cat was professional and kind. Cat received a good treatment finally. That 20 min of unnecessary wait when trying to find us on the system, asking me to fill out reg form again, asking for my ID and bank statement, keeping my cat unnecessarily in the carrier box could have been spared. Cat got his medications printed to my misspelled name. Receptionist woman remained rude. I paid £203. My negative review is for the rude receptionist, who needs to understand that a customer is the most important visitor in the premises. Not interruption. We are the purpose of it. I can take my money to somewhere else. I went back a few days later to get a printout of the treatment that my cat received, a list of the medication and detailed price. I opened the entrance door, I can hear laughing in the waiting room. I stepped in, the same receptionist woman is there. Her face got straight, laughing stopped. I explained what I would like, she said nothing, not Hi, how are you, yes I remember you , nothing. She gave the printout. I said thank you, bye. She has not said a word to me. Absolute no manners! On the printout my name is still misspelled. She has not corrected my name. My other interaction with Willet House Addlestone was, when I telephoned to ask how much cat microchipping does cost. The lady (another receptionist) said that £35. I asked is it any other charge? She said she is unsure. Then whom shall I ask please?!
Rosie Kelly
Google 2 September 2025
Dirty, cramped consulting rooms. Overcharged and misdiagnosed our dog's condition, charged us £220 for medication our dog did not need. Aggression from vet when questioned about her fees and practice. To be avoided.
Ben Medhurst
Google 23 August 2022
Extremely friendly staff and very caring. We took our rabbit, Loki to be neutered and were very happy with the service received, from the vet that did the op to everyone that interacted with Loki thank you. We were very nervous about leaving him and everyone was so kind to us, we would highly recommend this vets.
Thomas Neal
Google 5 April 2021
Great vet. Very friendly. Helped us make Rosie better again when she was poorly
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