Camborne Vets4Pets Ltd

Services

• •General veterinary care and consultations: The practice sees dogs, cats and rabbits. Reviews mention short-notice appointments, clear explanations during consults, and calm handling of nervous dogs; one recent reviewer also praised a thorough wound check for a pet rat.
• •Surgery and anaesthesia: Website-listed services include soft tissue surgery and orthopaedics, with examples including cruciate surgery and fracture repair.
• •Dentistry and diagnostics: Facilities listed include an in-house laboratory for biochemistry and haematology, blood pressure monitoring, digital X-ray, ultrasound, and Tonopen eye pressure testing.
• •In-patient and clinical facilities: The clinic lists separate dog and cat wards and an isolation unit.
• •Preventive and routine care: Website-listed services include microchipping, nurse clinics, weight clinics, nutritional advice, medication and prescription support, and health plans.
• •End-of-life care and emergency arrangements: Reviews describe compassionate euthanasia support, including giving owners time and arranging discreet entry and exit. Out-of-hours emergency care is listed through C Vets.
• •Training role: The practice is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.

Pricing

Published prices suggest the clinic sits around average, based on a partial sample of comparable services. Recent reviews do not show a strong pricing theme.

People

• •Alp (vet): Praised in a recent review as friendly, knowledgeable, and thorough during a consultation and wound check.
• •Kerrie (head receptionist): Mentioned positively for being friendly and professional on the phone when arranging an appointment.
• •Lisa (receptionist): Previously named by a reviewer as kind, helpful, and thorough when registering two cats.
• •Wider team: Reviews repeatedly mention a welcoming front desk, vets who explain things clearly, and staff who are gentle and calming with nervous pets.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.5/5 from 150 reviews.

• •Recent feedback is largely positive, with owners describing the team as friendly, welcoming, and professional at both reception and in consultations.
• •Several reviewers highlight clear explanations from vets and good handling of anxious pets, including nervous large-breed dogs that were helped to settle.
• •Individual staff members receive praise, including vet Alp, head receptionist Kerrie, and Lisa on reception.
• •There is also one serious negative review describing a dog dying shortly after a procedure, followed by concerns about delayed information and a lack of empathy afterwards.