St Clement Vet / Peregrine Vet Centres Ltd – Vets in Perranporth
Clinic Overview
St Clement Vet in Perranporth operates under Peregrine Vet Centres Ltd. It is regularly used for same-day or urgent problems, including issues arising while owners are on holiday, as well as for consultations involving examination, testing and medication. Recent feedback remains mixed overall: many owners praise the care, kindness and prompt help, while a smaller number describe feeling rushed or poorly listened to.
St Clement Vet in Perranporth operates under Peregrine Vet Centres Ltd. It is regularly used for same-day or urgent problems, including issues arising while owners are on holiday, as well as for consultations involving examination, testing and medication. Recent feedback remains mixed overall: many owners praise the care, kindness and prompt help, while a smaller number describe feeling rushed or poorly listened to.
Services
- •Consultations for urgent and same-need problems: reviews describe the practice seeing pets promptly for issues such as an eye injury, sudden lameness, lethargy and loss of appetite, and a puppy eating something concerning.
- •Clinical examinations and diagnostic testing: owners mention leg assessments and other tests used to investigate symptoms and help explain what might be wrong, including suspected cruciate ligament damage in one dog.
- •Medication and treatment: reviews reference pain relief and anti-inflammatory medication being supplied after examination.
- •Advice and practical support: this includes advice for owners who were away from home with their pet, as well as help with insurance paperwork in one urgent case.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
No individual clinicians are named in the reviews, but feedback mentions a friendly, knowledgeable vet, a kind and helpful team, and mixed reception experiences.
Reviews
Google reviews: 4.3 stars from 62 reviews.
- •Several owners say their pets were seen quickly, including a Labrador with an eye injury and holiday cases needing prompt advice or treatment.
- •Positive reviews often mention kindness, helpfulness and caring support, especially during stressful situations and after difficult diagnoses.
- •Owners also describe practical clinical care, including tests for lameness, discussion of possible cruciate damage, and medication for pain and inflammation.
- •Negative feedback centres on communication and front-desk experience, with complaints about feeling rushed, not being listened to, and frustration over needing an appointment before eye-drop treatment.

