Bath Vets4Pets Ltd – Vets in Bath
Clinic Overview
Bath Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group (as stated on the Vets4Pets website). Based on the latest reviews available, this practice is being used for routine care and ongoing medical issues (including ongoing kitten treatment), as well as end-of-life support. Owners repeatedly mention being able to book appointments without problems and being seen quickly, but there are also specific complaints about consultations that felt rushed or sales-driven—particularly around a proposed nail surgery and medication costs. One review describes detailed support around behavioural risk and euthanasia, including phone guidance and medication advice to reduce stress before the visit.
Services
- •Routine consultations and health checks (mentioned directly in reviews).
- •Pre-operative appointment for neutering (discussed in a review).
- •Neutering advice and decision-making (male vs female neutering discussed).
- •Treatment for kittens, including ongoing treatment over multiple visits (owners mention “every vet we have seen has been really informative”).
- •Nail injury assessment, pain relief/medication supplied, and a surgical nail removal being discussed as an option (in a complaint review).
- •Euthanasia, including pre-visit planning and medication advice to minimise distress during transport/handling (described in detail by one owner).
- •Behaviour-related consultation and risk discussion (biting incidents leading to end-of-life decision; handled with phone consult and in-clinic support).
Pricing
- •One owner reports being charged £85 for paracetamol for a broken nail (they said they didn’t want/need it).
- •One owner reports being advised to spend £450 for surgical nail removal.
- •One owner mentions a plan/service costing £22 per month (they felt the service wasn’t good value for a larger-breed dog).
People
- •Robin (vet): Mentioned for handling a difficult behavioural case leading to euthanasia. The owner describes him taking time on the phone to go through options, advising on medication to reduce distress before coming in, and showing compassion during the euthanasia process.
- •Mark (vet): Mentioned positively for care with a kitten; the owner describes their pet being relaxed and comfortable during visits.
- •Lili (vet): Named in a negative review about a pre-op neutering appointment. The owner reports receiving advice they strongly disagreed with (suggesting neutering the three female dogs rather than the male) and being unhappy with how long it took to confirm a voucher arrangement.
- •Reception team: Mentioned multiple times as helpful and kind—especially during a euthanasia visit (described as “incredibly kind”) and in day-to-day interactions (“lovely,” “nothing is too much trouble”).
Reviews
Google rating: 4.5 stars from 139 reviews. - Appointment logistics: owners say they can book easily, are “seen quickly,” and are greeted warmly.
- •Communication and explanations: multiple owners mention vets being “really informative,” including across repeated visits for a kitten’s ongoing treatment.
- •End-of-life care: one detailed account credits a vet (Robin) with clear phone guidance, medication advice to reduce stress, and a calm, compassionate euthanasia experience.
- •Concerns about value/upselling and thoroughness: one owner describes a vet seeming rushed, being “keen to make a sale,” and quoting £450 for nail surgery; the same owner also reports a later health check that they felt was incomplete (ears/eyes/teeth not checked despite being recorded).
- •Disagreement over neutering advice and process: one owner was unhappy with neutering recommendations and with the time taken to confirm that a voucher could be used.
Animals Treated at Bath Vets4Pets Ltd
Animals We Treat
Companion Animals
Farm Animals
Opening Hours – Bath Vets4Pets Ltd
Opening Hours
Hours
Reviews for Bath Vets4Pets Ltd
Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 139 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.
chris wall
2 months ago
Shaunjohn Cox
4 months ago
Took my dog in today for a pre opp for nutering as I have 3 girls and one boy ...was already advised by rspca to get him done rather than the 3 girls and also told me if they say to me to get the girls done instead then shows they are just money grabbing and dont care for what the owner would want on there own pets ....so the vet named Lili first told me my boy would become more anxious if I have his danglers taken off then said I should have the 3 girls done ..then when I told her rspca advice an that I also had a voucherto go towards the op that had already spoken to the previous vet and also rec an they said it was fine.. but it took her 10 mins to check it was okay to find out it was okay.... so tbh I will not go to Lili anymore and have to swap vets for my big boy
Shaunjohn Cox
a month ago
Took my dog in today for a pre opp for nutering as I have 3 girls and one boy ...was already advised by rspca to get him done rather than the 3 girls and also told me if they say to me to get the girls done instead then shows they are just money grabbing and dont care for what the owner would want on there own pets ....so the vet named Lili first told me my boy would become more anxious if I have his danglers taken off then said I should have the 3 girls done ..then when I told her rspca advice an that I also had a voucherto go towards the op that had already spoken to the previous vet and also rec an they said it was fine.. but it took her 10 mins to check it was okay to find out it was okay.... so tbh I will not go to Lili anymore and have to swap vets for my big boy
Alex Robinson
5 months ago
Lauren Wood
2 months ago
We have three pets registered with Vets4Pets and always find the team really helpful, responsive and friendly. We never have issues booking in, get seen to quickly and are greeted nicely. We are currently needing ongoing treatment for out Kitten and every vet we have seen has been really informative.
Lauren Wood
5 months ago
We have three pets registered with Vets4Pets and always find the team really helpful, responsive and friendly. We never have issues booking in, get seen to quickly and are greeted nicely. We are currently needing ongoing treatment for out Kitten and every vet we have seen has been really informative.
Jean Tremlett
7 months ago
Harri Williams
a year ago
Normally we love our visits to pets at home/vets for pets bath, Gus gets so much love and attention from all the staff and everyone is so kind. However if you have a larger breed dog, I would not recommend their vet service. The first vet we saw last year was clearly in a rush and was keen to make a sale and charged me £85 for paracetamol (that I said I didn’t want or need) for a broken nail and tried to convince to spend £450 to have the nail removed surgically on my 4 month old puppy. The second vet we saw more recently for a general health check, was very kind and smart but was clearly very nervous of larger dogs and didn’t complete a full health check. His eyes, ears and teeth were not checked although she had written on the report she had. She checked his heartbeat when I asked and looked at his broken nail from a year ago (?!). So for a service that costs £22 a month, I wouldn’t recommend unless you have a small dog or a Labrador! Picture to show what a good boy Gus is, settling down in the vet room.
Zoe Saunderson
2 years ago
The whole team is amazing and my kitten genuinely loves coming to the vets! They always make a fuss of him which he adores. Anytime I call, all the receptionists are absolutely lovely and nothing is too much trouble. I’m confident that my baby is in good hands with the Vets4pets team. They’re patient, welcoming, kind and it’s apparent that they genuinely love and care for the animals that come in. Mark and Robin and have both been brilliant with Loki, even having a chuckle when curiosity got the better of him and he ended up walking round the back of the computer and jumping in the sink!😂 My kitten always feels comfortable and relaxed when we visit and so do I. Thank you for everything you all do!
Joanna Hole
2 years ago
Following an escalating series of unpredictable & unprovoked human & canine biting incidents, the last of which was really serious for the other dog, we took the gut wrenching decision to euthanise our lovely 2 year old rescue terrier Harry. We already loved Harry dearly & - I think - he us. He was, 95% of the time, an absolute bright delight, but his rage was coming out of the blue each time & his ferocity had escalated to a point that he was clearly trying to kill. We will never know what awful things he had been through to trigger this periodic aggression, but when the red mist descended, he was a danger to himself, us & any child or dog he met. Robin the vet was amazing, carefully taking us through all our (limited) options on the phone at home after the latest incident. Once our decision was made, he advised on meds at home so we could bring Harry (who could not normally travel in a car or be put on a lead without becoming hysterical) in without any further distress. We were both in bits when we arrived & the receptionists were incredibly kind. Robin showed such compassion & respect for Harry & for us & Harry was never distressed at any point during the final process. If anyone finds themselves needing advice & support in a similar situation I could not recommend this practice, & Robin in particular, more highly. RIP little Harry, our Ginger Ninja
Nearby Vets
Explore more trusted veterinary clinics near Bath Vets4Pets Ltd
Bath Veterinary Group
(0.1 miles)15a/b Station Rd, Bath BA1 3DY, UK
Bath Veterinary Centre Ltd
(1 miles)1 Rivers St Pl, Julian Rd, Bath BA1 2RS, UK
Ashman Jones Vets: Widcombe
(1.4 miles)5 Widcombe Parade, Bath BA2 4JT, UK
Ashman Jones London Road Veterinary Clinic
(1.6 miles)22-23, Walcot Buildings, London Rd, Bath BA1 6AD, UK
Bath Veterinary Group
(2 miles)4 Beaufort E, Bath BA1 6QD, UK
