Animal House Vets – Vets in Bristol
Clinic Overview
- Many recent reviewers describe warm, friendly care and say their pets are comfortable coming into the practice. - Several owners mention good support with repeat visits or urgent problems, including eye issues, injuries, and ongoing mobility concerns. - Waiting past the booked appointment time comes up more than once as a frustration.
Animal House Vets is an IVC Evidensia practice in Bristol, with four branches listed on its website, and it is also described as a veterinary nurse training facility. It offers routine care as well as dentistry and surgery, with 24-hour emergency cover supported by out-of-hours providers. Recent feedback is often positive about the team’s kindness and their willingness to fit in urgent problems, although some clients report long waits and mixed experiences around communication and transparency.
Services
- •Routine veterinary care: check-ups and vaccinations for cats and dogs.
- •Dental and surgical work: the clinic’s website lists dental care for cats and dogs, along with surgical procedures.
- •Treatment for ongoing and urgent problems: recent reviews mention care for a puppy’s eye condition, a dog-bite injury, and an ongoing back problem in a dog, with owners saying the practice was quick to see pets when issues felt pressing.
- •Emergency arrangements: 24-hour emergency care is listed, with cover supported by out-of-hours service providers.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
No individual clinicians are named here, but reviews regularly describe the team as welcoming, patient, and supportive.
Reviews
Google reviews show 4.5 stars from 323 reviews.
- •Many recent reviewers describe warm, friendly care and say their pets are comfortable coming into the practice.
- •Several owners mention good support with repeat visits or urgent problems, including eye issues, injuries, and ongoing mobility concerns.
- •Waiting past the booked appointment time comes up more than once as a frustration.
- •Communication is viewed differently by different clients: some praise clear discussions around costs and use of insurance or a health plan, while one serious review raises concerns about consent and clarity after a cat died during anaesthesia, and another reports poor follow-up communication about a stray cat handed in over a weekend.

