There are 17 veterinary clinics listed for specialist vets in Surrey.
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Oak Barn Veterinary Centre is a veterinary clinic offering routine and more advanced pet care, including diagnostics, surgery and dental work (per its website). Recent reviews repeatedly mention clear explanations and shared decision-making (for example, a vet “walks you through the process” and offers options where possible), as well as handling nervous or rescue dogs calmly during procedures such as ultrasound. One reviewer also calls out “amazing” facilities and a welcoming front-desk experience.
Oak Barn Veterinary Centre is a veterinary clinic offering routine and more advanced pet care, including diagnostics, surgery and dental work (per its website). Recent reviews repeatedly mention clear explanations and shared decision-making (for example, a vet “walks you through the process” and offers options where possible), as well as handling nervous or rescue dogs calmly during procedures such as ultrasound. One reviewer also calls out “amazing” facilities and a welcoming front-desk experience.
Lynton Veterinary Group has a 4.6★ Google rating from 284 reviews. Ownership (independent vs corporate) isn’t stated in the information provided. Based on the latest reviews, the clinic is frequently used for ongoing general veterinary care and is also set up to support end-of-life appointments: owners describe being given a private room, not being rushed to say goodbye, and receiving keepsakes afterwards (a pawprint and a cutting of fur). One reviewer also highlights the practice as “especially great for cats.”
Lynton Veterinary Group has a 4.6★ Google rating from 284 reviews. Ownership (independent vs corporate) isn’t stated in the information provided. Based on the latest reviews, the clinic is frequently used for ongoing general veterinary care and is also set up to support end-of-life appointments: owners describe being given a private room, not being rushed to say goodbye, and receiving keepsakes afterwards (a pawprint and a cutting of fur). One reviewer also highlights the practice as “especially great for cats.”
The Guildford Vet describes itself as an independent, family-run small animal practice offering daily bookable appointments, open surgeries, and 24/7 on-site emergency care. Based on the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for urgent/overnight cases as well as in-practice diagnostics and surgery (including endoscopy and keyhole surgery).
Clinic-specific details owners mention include
- •Same-day urgent access and overnight hospitalisation for a sick dog, with a rapid diagnosis and continued care overnight.
- •Follow-up messages after a visit to check how a puppy was doing.
- •Support during end-of-life care, including keepsakes such as paw prints and fur clippings.
- •Staff taking time with nervous/anxious dogs, with owners saying options were clearly explained and questions answered.
The Guildford Vet describes itself as an independent, family-run small animal practice offering daily bookable appointments, open surgeries, and 24/7 on-site emergency care. Based on the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for urgent/overnight cases as well as in-practice diagnostics and surgery (including endoscopy and keyhole surgery).
Clinic-specific details owners mention include
- •Same-day urgent access and overnight hospitalisation for a sick dog, with a rapid diagnosis and continued care overnight.
- •Follow-up messages after a visit to check how a puppy was doing.
- •Support during end-of-life care, including keepsakes such as paw prints and fur clippings.
- •Staff taking time with nervous/anxious dogs, with owners saying options were clearly explained and questions answered.
Knaphill Vets is described in recent client feedback as a practice that prioritises clear explanations and low-stress handling, including taking time to talk through a pet’s condition and medications without making owners feel rushed. Reviews mention dogs and cats being seen, with one owner describing a “transformative” change for a very fearful dog who now goes in happily for “biscuit bribes,” and another noting their puppy stayed calm during a first vaccination visit. Two vets are named (Alfie and James), and owners emphasise leaving appointments with enough information to make decisions about treatment plans.
Knaphill Vets is described in recent client feedback as a practice that prioritises clear explanations and low-stress handling, including taking time to talk through a pet’s condition and medications without making owners feel rushed. Reviews mention dogs and cats being seen, with one owner describing a “transformative” change for a very fearful dog who now goes in happily for “biscuit bribes,” and another noting their puppy stayed calm during a first vaccination visit. Two vets are named (Alfie and James), and owners emphasise leaving appointments with enough information to make decisions about treatment plans.
Polish Vets Independent Veterinary Practice is described by reviewers as a small team that focuses on careful diagnosis, clear explanations, and responsive follow-up by message. Multiple reviews mention pets improving after prior misdiagnosis elsewhere, including a dog “saved” after being wrongly diagnosed and a neonatal kitten treated successfully until its lungs were “clear.” Owners also note staff answering questions quickly and taking time to explain treatment decisions.
Polish Vets Independent Veterinary Practice is described by reviewers as a small team that focuses on careful diagnosis, clear explanations, and responsive follow-up by message. Multiple reviews mention pets improving after prior misdiagnosis elsewhere, including a dog “saved” after being wrongly diagnosed and a neonatal kitten treated successfully until its lungs were “clear.” Owners also note staff answering questions quickly and taking time to explain treatment decisions.
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Aura Veterinary appears set up for complex referral-level surgery based on client reports of cancer surgery (soft tissue sarcoma) and emergency, life-saving treatment. Ownership/group affiliation isn’t stated in the information provided. Reviews specifically mention a “state of the art” facility and detailed communication during a stressful hospital stay, including support “from the moment we arrived until we could take [the dog] home.”
Concrete specifics mentioned by reviewers include
- •Soft tissue sarcoma surgery carried out by Prof Nick Bacon.
- •A dog described as having their life saved “last week.”
- •Named clinicians (Mathis and Anna) performing an operation and providing updates and guidance through admission and discharge.
Aura Veterinary appears set up for complex referral-level surgery based on client reports of cancer surgery (soft tissue sarcoma) and emergency, life-saving treatment. Ownership/group affiliation isn’t stated in the information provided. Reviews specifically mention a “state of the art” facility and detailed communication during a stressful hospital stay, including support “from the moment we arrived until we could take [the dog] home.”
Concrete specifics mentioned by reviewers include
- •Soft tissue sarcoma surgery carried out by Prof Nick Bacon.
- •A dog described as having their life saved “last week.”
- •Named clinicians (Mathis and Anna) performing an operation and providing updates and guidance through admission and discharge.
Voo Vets Ripley is part of a family owned and run veterinary group (Voo Vets). The practice presents itself as set up to cover routine care alongside access to specialist care, hospital care, and a dedicated 24‑hour emergency and hospital care team. Recent reviews describe the team “going above and beyond” over a period of days for a dog, helping reunite a lost dog through a complicated process with the dog wardens, and handling an anxious large dog with adjustments for her “quirks.” Owners also mention straightforward preventive visits such as vaccinations and nail clipping that were calm and “without any fuss.”
Voo Vets Ripley is part of a family owned and run veterinary group (Voo Vets). The practice presents itself as set up to cover routine care alongside access to specialist care, hospital care, and a dedicated 24‑hour emergency and hospital care team. Recent reviews describe the team “going above and beyond” over a period of days for a dog, helping reunite a lost dog through a complicated process with the dog wardens, and handling an anxious large dog with adjustments for her “quirks.” Owners also mention straightforward preventive visits such as vaccinations and nail clipping that were calm and “without any fuss.”
RSPCA Millbrook Animal Centre is an RSPCA rehoming centre focused on finding new homes for unwanted animals, including dogs, cats, horses and small animals. Beyond rehoming, the website also mentions a public-facing reception/shop and onsite ID tag engraving. In the latest reviews available to us, adopters describe the cat adoption process as “so simple,” while another reviewer notes difficulty adopting a dog so far.
RSPCA Millbrook Animal Centre is an RSPCA rehoming centre focused on finding new homes for unwanted animals, including dogs, cats, horses and small animals. Beyond rehoming, the website also mentions a public-facing reception/shop and onsite ID tag engraving. In the latest reviews available to us, adopters describe the cat adoption process as “so simple,” while another reviewer notes difficulty adopting a dog so far.
Greyfriars Rehabilitation Referrals Ltd is a registered veterinary practice established in 2001 that focuses on rehabilitation and hydrotherapy referrals. The website describes facilities that include dedicated consultation/treatment rooms, indoor and outdoor rehab areas, a 5m x 10m heated pool with swim jets and platforms, and a water treadmill. Recent reviews describe tailored rehab plans for mobility problems (including hind-leg weakness), coordination with a pet’s primary vet around medication, and staff adapting sessions when a dog wouldn’t tolerate certain equipment (one owner reports their dog “firmly refused the underwater treadmill,” so the team adjusted accordingly).
Greyfriars Rehabilitation Referrals Ltd is a registered veterinary practice established in 2001 that focuses on rehabilitation and hydrotherapy referrals. The website describes facilities that include dedicated consultation/treatment rooms, indoor and outdoor rehab areas, a 5m x 10m heated pool with swim jets and platforms, and a water treadmill. Recent reviews describe tailored rehab plans for mobility problems (including hind-leg weakness), coordination with a pet’s primary vet around medication, and staff adapting sessions when a dog wouldn’t tolerate certain equipment (one owner reports their dog “firmly refused the underwater treadmill,” so the team adjusted accordingly).
Voo Vets Pyrford is part of a family owned and run group (as stated on its website) and positions itself as a practice that can cover routine care plus in-house hospital and 24‑hour emergency care with a dedicated team. The website also highlights keyhole spays and offers a free second opinion with a specialist team. In the latest reviews available to us, owners mention a clean clinic, staff who don’t push product sales, and named team members (Cristina and Jazz) being relied on for a dog with multiple ongoing issues.
Voo Vets Pyrford is part of a family owned and run group (as stated on its website) and positions itself as a practice that can cover routine care plus in-house hospital and 24‑hour emergency care with a dedicated team. The website also highlights keyhole spays and offers a free second opinion with a specialist team. In the latest reviews available to us, owners mention a clean clinic, staff who don’t push product sales, and named team members (Cristina and Jazz) being relied on for a dog with multiple ongoing issues.
Hunters Lodge Veterinary Practice describes itself as an independent clinic. Based on its site and recent reviews, it appears set up for a mix of routine care (check-ups, vaccines, preventative care) and more urgent medical problems, with out-of-hours emergencies handled by Vets Now. Recent owners describe being seen at short notice for a cat bite, and one review details a vet identifying acute kidney failure and acting immediately with a plan, despite the pet being a new patient with limited history. The clinic also offers pet travel support, including completing an Export Health Certificate (described by a reviewer as possible because they are an “Official Vet”).
Hunters Lodge Veterinary Practice describes itself as an independent clinic. Based on its site and recent reviews, it appears set up for a mix of routine care (check-ups, vaccines, preventative care) and more urgent medical problems, with out-of-hours emergencies handled by Vets Now. Recent owners describe being seen at short notice for a cat bite, and one review details a vet identifying acute kidney failure and acting immediately with a plan, despite the pet being a new patient with limited history. The clinic also offers pet travel support, including completing an Export Health Certificate (described by a reviewer as possible because they are an “Official Vet”).
Kingswood Vets has a 4.6★ Google rating from 222 reviews, but the latest written reviews available to us include several very negative accounts alongside brief positives. Ownership (independent vs corporate group) isn’t stated in the information provided.
Based on recent reviews, the clinic appears set up for general small-animal care with the ability to handle urgent cases (one review mentions appointments running late due to an emergency) and to refer to external centres for advanced treatment (a cat owner describes being advised to go to a surgery centre with an estimated cost of £8,000). Recent reviewers also raise concerns about communication and transparency—examples include a complaint about being told a large deposit was required for referral, and another about not being informed of delays until arrival.
Kingswood Vets has a 4.6★ Google rating from 222 reviews, but the latest written reviews available to us include several very negative accounts alongside brief positives. Ownership (independent vs corporate group) isn’t stated in the information provided.
Based on recent reviews, the clinic appears set up for general small-animal care with the ability to handle urgent cases (one review mentions appointments running late due to an emergency) and to refer to external centres for advanced treatment (a cat owner describes being advised to go to a surgery centre with an estimated cost of £8,000). Recent reviewers also raise concerns about communication and transparency—examples include a complaint about being told a large deposit was required for referral, and another about not being informed of delays until arrival.
Pet Doctors Knaphill is part of the Pet Doctors Veterinary Group and operates under CVS (UK) Limited. The practice is set up for routine small-animal care alongside common procedures (including dentistry and surgery), with nurse-led appointments available and a defined out-of-hours arrangement via MiNightVet for emergencies when the practice is closed. In reviews, owners most often mention efficient appointments (“never late”), a separate cat area, and staff who will give advice and attention to pets; a recurring frustration is difficulty getting through on the phone.
Pet Doctors Knaphill is part of the Pet Doctors Veterinary Group and operates under CVS (UK) Limited. The practice is set up for routine small-animal care alongside common procedures (including dentistry and surgery), with nurse-led appointments available and a defined out-of-hours arrangement via MiNightVet for emergencies when the practice is closed. In reviews, owners most often mention efficient appointments (“never late”), a separate cat area, and staff who will give advice and attention to pets; a recurring frustration is difficulty getting through on the phone.
Vets Now Guildford is part of the Vets Now emergency-veterinary group and is set up specifically for out-of-hours urgent and critical cases for dogs, cats, and small animals (the website says it has provided this service since 2009). The clinic lists in-house facilities such as X‑ray, ultrasound, ECG, endoscopy, an in-house laboratory, an operating theatre, an isolation unit, and a hospital ward—suggesting it can stabilise and investigate a wide range of emergencies rather than just triage.
Recent reviews include time-critical ingestion care where a dog was “seen straight away,” vomiting was induced, and anti-nausea treatment was given, with the owner back in the car within around 30 minutes. Another owner credits the team’s communication and an onward referral to “RVC” with giving their dog “a small chance” of recovery.
Vets Now Guildford is part of the Vets Now emergency-veterinary group and is set up specifically for out-of-hours urgent and critical cases for dogs, cats, and small animals (the website says it has provided this service since 2009). The clinic lists in-house facilities such as X‑ray, ultrasound, ECG, endoscopy, an in-house laboratory, an operating theatre, an isolation unit, and a hospital ward—suggesting it can stabilise and investigate a wide range of emergencies rather than just triage.
Recent reviews include time-critical ingestion care where a dog was “seen straight away,” vomiting was induced, and anti-nausea treatment was given, with the owner back in the car within around 30 minutes. Another owner credits the team’s communication and an onward referral to “RVC” with giving their dog “a small chance” of recovery.
MiNightVet (Pet Doctors) is an out-of-hours emergency-only veterinary service (overnight and weekends) for small animals (dogs, cats and rabbits). It’s set up for urgent and critical cases, with 24‑hour monitored hospitalisation, on‑site imaging (digital X‑ray and ultrasound) and an on‑site lab for same‑day results. Recent reviews repeatedly mention being seen promptly and having treatment options and potential costs explained clearly, including one report of no pressure to choose more expensive options—but another review describes the service as “hideously expensive,” including an £800 deposit.
MiNightVet (Pet Doctors) is an out-of-hours emergency-only veterinary service (overnight and weekends) for small animals (dogs, cats and rabbits). It’s set up for urgent and critical cases, with 24‑hour monitored hospitalisation, on‑site imaging (digital X‑ray and ultrasound) and an on‑site lab for same‑day results. Recent reviews repeatedly mention being seen promptly and having treatment options and potential costs explained clearly, including one report of no pressure to choose more expensive options—but another review describes the service as “hideously expensive,” including an £800 deposit.
This practice operates under the Vets4Pets brand (trading as Companion Care (Woking) Ltd). There’s very limited public feedback available to judge day-to-day care: Google shows 2 reviews total, split between a 1‑star and a 5‑star rating, with no written detail provided in the inputs we have.
This practice operates under the Vets4Pets brand (trading as Companion Care (Woking) Ltd). There’s very limited public feedback available to judge day-to-day care: Google shows 2 reviews total, split between a 1‑star and a 5‑star rating, with no written detail provided in the inputs we have.
Guildford Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group and is set up as a modern, well-equipped small-animal clinic with on-site diagnostics and dedicated warding. The website describes an in-house laboratory and pharmacy, an operating theatre, digital x‑ray, and separate wards for dogs, cats, and small animals (plus isolation facilities). It also lists care for small animals and reptiles, and notes out-of-hours emergencies are handled by Vets Now (with a support line when the practice is closed).
In the latest reviews available to us, some owners describe very positive experiences (pets “taken such amazing care of” and returning home well), while others report concerns about pricing and outcomes (including claims of being “overcharged” and a pet “left in pain”).
Guildford Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group and is set up as a modern, well-equipped small-animal clinic with on-site diagnostics and dedicated warding. The website describes an in-house laboratory and pharmacy, an operating theatre, digital x‑ray, and separate wards for dogs, cats, and small animals (plus isolation facilities). It also lists care for small animals and reptiles, and notes out-of-hours emergencies are handled by Vets Now (with a support line when the practice is closed).
In the latest reviews available to us, some owners describe very positive experiences (pets “taken such amazing care of” and returning home well), while others report concerns about pricing and outcomes (including claims of being “overcharged” and a pet “left in pain”).