Vets4Pets - Bagshot

Vets4Pets - Bagshot is a veterinary practice in Bagshot, Surrey, seeing dogs, cats and smaller pets, with opening hours of 9am–7pm Monday to Friday, 9am–6pm Saturday and 10am–4pm Sunday. It has a strong local reputation for calm, compassionate handling, especially with nervous animals, and for clear communication with owners. Recent feedback continues to highlight thoughtful support in both routine appointments and more urgent cases.

Services

• •Routine veterinary care for dogs and cats, including gentle handling for anxious pets during visits such as nail trims.
• •Care for small animals and exotics, with recent examples including hamsters, rats and degus.
• •Assessment and management of more complex health problems, including heart murmurs and ongoing treatment, with referrals or alternative diagnostic arrangements where needed.
• •Urgent care support, with reviewers describing prompt attention in worrying situations, emergency treatment, and attentive follow-up communication, including WhatsApp contact in at least one case.

Pricing

A very limited amount of published pricing suggests the clinic may sit below average, but this is based on very few comparable services. Reviews focus far more on the standard of care and communication than on cost.

People

Louise, Sarah, Michelle and Stef are the team members most often mentioned by name. Recent reviews praise Michelle for gentle handling during a nervous dog’s nail trim, Louise and Sarah for ongoing support with a seriously unwell hamster, and Stef for calm, kind help during an emergency. Louise is also repeatedly described as friendly and highly involved.

Reviews

Vets4Pets - Bagshot has a 4.8/5 rating from 317 Google reviews.

• •Reviewers repeatedly mention a calm, reassuring manner with nervous pets, including a Greyhound that usually finds nail trims very stressful.
• •Small pet owners speak very positively about the practice’s care for hamsters, rats and degus, with one hamster case highlighting patient follow-up and after-hours help.
• •More serious cases are a recurring theme, including detection of heart disease, referral for specialist assessment, and emergency treatment when a dog collapsed.
• •The overall tone is warm and appreciative, with owners often praising the team’s empathy, communication and willingness to go the extra mile.