About Dog & Cat Vets in St Austell
Companion animal care is the primary focus of veterinary clinics in St Austell.
With all 5 clinics catering to dogs and cats, pet owners can easily find routine and specialized care for their pets. This includes general check-ups, vaccinations, and more complex treatments. The emphasis on companion animals means pet owners can expect a range of services tailored to their pets' needs.
There are 5 veterinary clinics listed for Dog & Cat vets in St Austell.
Top Rated Dog & Cat Vets in St Austell
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Penmellyn Veterinary Group – St Austell is part of the Penmellyn Veterinary Group, with clients describing being seen at this practice for urgent problems and then being referred within the group for surgery at another branch. The practice also promotes a Pet Health Plan, special offers, and support for owners relocating pets abroad (with a stated discount for registered clients).
Penmellyn Veterinary Group – St Austell is part of the Penmellyn Veterinary Group, with clients describing being seen at this practice for urgent problems and then being referred within the group for surgery at another branch. The practice also promotes a Pet Health Plan, special offers, and support for owners relocating pets abroad (with a stated discount for registered clients).
Beacon VetCare offers emergency veterinary services (noted as 24/7 or extended-hours cover) alongside routine appointments. In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly describe appointments that feel unhurried—several mention being listened to and having “next steps” talked through, which mattered particularly for anxious cat owners. Practical experience signals include reports of short waiting times for appointments, but also at least one report of a long wait for serious test results.
Beacon VetCare offers emergency veterinary services (noted as 24/7 or extended-hours cover) alongside routine appointments. In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly describe appointments that feel unhurried—several mention being listened to and having “next steps” talked through, which mattered particularly for anxious cat owners. Practical experience signals include reports of short waiting times for appointments, but also at least one report of a long wait for serious test results.
Rock View Veterinary Surgery is used for a mix of routine and ill-pet care, with reviews mentioning cat neutering/spaying, dog support, and even treatment of an elderly rescue hen. Several owners describe reassuring, gentle handling (for example, a vet talking to a nervous hen during the exam), while others report serious concerns about communication and clinical aftercare—particularly around a kitten being sent home soon after spaying while still unsteady, with glue on the abdomen and an infection developing afterward. A few reviews also raise non-clinical issues, including disagreements about finances/payment plans and a complaint alleging outside welfare involvement after choosing another provider.
Rock View Veterinary Surgery is used for a mix of routine and ill-pet care, with reviews mentioning cat neutering/spaying, dog support, and even treatment of an elderly rescue hen. Several owners describe reassuring, gentle handling (for example, a vet talking to a nervous hen during the exam), while others report serious concerns about communication and clinical aftercare—particularly around a kitten being sent home soon after spaying while still unsteady, with glue on the abdomen and an infection developing afterward. A few reviews also raise non-clinical issues, including disagreements about finances/payment plans and a complaint alleging outside welfare involvement after choosing another provider.
Kernow Veterinary Group is a multi-practice veterinary group (operating under the Kernow Veterinary Group name) and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on the latest written review available to us, the main decision-relevant signal is a serious complaint about a consultation where the owner felt their dog’s symptoms were dismissed as weight-related, followed by a later diagnosis at another practice of a ruptured splenic tumour.
Kernow Veterinary Group is a multi-practice veterinary group (operating under the Kernow Veterinary Group name) and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on the latest written review available to us, the main decision-relevant signal is a serious complaint about a consultation where the owner felt their dog’s symptoms were dismissed as weight-related, followed by a later diagnosis at another practice of a ruptured splenic tumour.
Our Score (17/100)
Kernow Veterinary Group is a multi-practice veterinary group (operating several clinics under the same name). The clinic is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility, and structured clinic data also flags emergency veterinary services (described as 24/7 or extended hours, with no further detail provided).
Kernow Veterinary Group is a multi-practice veterinary group (operating several clinics under the same name). The clinic is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility, and structured clinic data also flags emergency veterinary services (described as 24/7 or extended hours, with no further detail provided).