3 Best Vets in Bristol, UK

“Zetland Vets aims to provide the highest quality of veterinary care with integrity and compassion. They have a team of highly experienced vets, nurses and receptionists to care for your pet's health and needs. Their practice is equipped to the highest standard and is accredited under the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Accreditation Scheme. Zetland Vets strives to provide the highest standard of care to all their patients and offers a wide range of surgical and medical procedures. Zetland Vets provides acupuncture treatment for many conditions like chronic pain originating from joints (especially arthritis), muscles and the spine. They provide consultations regarding the health and needs of your pet. Zetland Vet Group has 7 branches across Bristol and North Somerset. Zetland Vet provides out-of-hours emergency services to your pets.

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“Avenue Veterinary Centre has been committed to providing first-class veterinary care in a respectful, supportive and welcoming environment for over 100 years. They believe that all animals deserve to be treated in a compassionate manner with minimal stress because their welfare is their top priority. Avenue Veterinary Centre recommends a pre-anaesthetic blood profile to help them understand the status of a pet’s internal organs, in particular the liver and kidneys, which play an integral part in processing the anaesthetic. They have power dentistry tools, just as you’d expect to see in human dentistry, which allows them to work accurately and efficiently to keep anaesthesia time to a minimum. Avenue Veterinary Centre offers all core vaccinations for dogs, cats and rabbits as well as some additional vaccinations including rabies and kennel cough. Their knowledgeable nurses run nutrition clinics where they will assess a pet’s body condition, age and health status, discuss the merits of your pet’s current diet and make recommendations based on their knowledge of the food market. Avenue Veterinary Centre are well equipped to care for critically ill patients and to respond to emergency admissions with diagnostic tools such as an ultrasound scanner and digital X-ray. Their consultations are tailor-made for 15 minutes long, some practices run for 10 minutes for you and your pet.

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