Vets for Pets - Amesbury – Vets in Salisbury
Clinic Overview
- Positive comments praise friendly, helpful staff, a pleasant reception area, and clear communication around follow-up appointments. - One reviewer highlighted the team’s kindness in helping with an urgent protective collar and scanning a microchip to reunite a lost dog with its owner. - Another family praised vet Tom and the receptionist for calm, compassionate handling of a short-notice end-of-life visit.
Services
- •Small-animal veterinary care, with owners describing appointments as clearly explained and straightforward to arrange and follow up. Recent reviews also reference routine appointment support and vaccinations.
- •Practical support for urgent day-to-day needs, including quickly supplying a large protective collar for a dog.
- •Microchip scanning and help with reuniting lost dogs with their owners.
- •Short-notice support in difficult situations, including end-of-life care that one family described as calm and sensitive.
Pricing
A very limited amount of published pricing suggests the clinic may sit below average, but this is based on very few comparable services.
People
Recent reviews specifically mention vet Tom, who was praised for calm, sensitive support during a difficult end-of-life visit. Other feedback highlights the reception team and wider staff as friendly, informative, and helpful, although some recent reviewers describe the front-desk experience much less positively.
Reviews
Vets for Pets - Amesbury has a 4.7/5 Google rating from 344 reviews.
- •Positive comments praise friendly, helpful staff, a pleasant reception area, and clear communication around follow-up appointments.
- •One reviewer highlighted the team’s kindness in helping with an urgent protective collar and scanning a microchip to reunite a lost dog with its owner.
- •Another family praised vet Tom and the receptionist for calm, compassionate handling of a short-notice end-of-life visit.
- •More critical recent reviews focus on rude or unhelpful reception interactions, poor communication, and two particularly serious complaints involving a vaccine error and distressing end-of-life care.
