Pet Doctors Fetcham – Vets in Leatherhead
Clinic Overview
- Recent reviewers often describe the team as friendly, genuine and professional, with comments praising comprehensive care and staff taking time to get to know pets and owners. - Owners of anxious dogs say appointments were handled thoughtfully, with the wider team helping make visits easier and less stressful. - One review gives specific praise to receptionist Natasha and vet Felicia for compassionate end-of-life support for pet rats, including thoughtful keepsakes afterwards.
Services
- •Routine and preventive care: general consultations, vaccinations, microchipping, parasite control, six-month health checks, and nurse consultations.
- •Diagnostics and treatment: diagnostics including blood pressure checks, dentistry, surgery, neutering, and emergency care during normal opening hours.
- •Additional pet care: pet travel documentation for Great Britain, grooming and nail clipping, and end-of-life care.
- •Examples mentioned by reviewers: thoughtful handling of anxious dogs during appointments, and compassionate support around euthanasia, including keepsakes such as paw or foot prints and a card.
- •Out-of-hours emergencies: MiNightVet Woking, 125-129 Chertsey Road, Woking, GU21 5BP; 01483 769881.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
Reviews mention receptionist Natasha and vet Felicia. The wider team of nurses, receptionists and vets is also praised for being kind, professional and supportive.
Reviews
Pet Doctors Fetcham has a 4.7/5 Google rating from 60 reviews.
- •Recent reviewers often describe the team as friendly, genuine and professional, with comments praising comprehensive care and staff taking time to get to know pets and owners.
- •Owners of anxious dogs say appointments were handled thoughtfully, with the wider team helping make visits easier and less stressful.
- •One review gives specific praise to receptionist Natasha and vet Felicia for compassionate end-of-life support for pet rats, including thoughtful keepsakes afterwards.
- •Less positive feedback includes one complaint about a letter felt to be rude, and one serious criticism relating to rabbit care after a delayed diagnosis of coccidiosis.

