Vets in North Somerset | England Veterinary Directory

Watkins & Tasker Vets is a veterinary practice that offers emergency veterinary services and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the latest reviews, owners most often describe smooth, practical care experiences: being seen the same day when an appointment was mistakenly booked at a different branch, receiving WhatsApp photo updates during a “small operation,” and getting a voucher for a free check-up 6 months after a booster appointment. Reviews also mention care for a rabbit recovering over time and rehabilitation-style treatment (hydrotherapy with gait analysis) following a suspected CCL injury, with the owner crediting the sessions with avoiding surgery.

Vale Vets is an RCVS Cat Friendly Clinic and a Veterinary Nurse Training facility, offering routine care through to surgery and rehabilitation for a wide range of pets (including cats, dogs, small mammals and reptiles/birds as listed on its website). The clinic also offers emergency care, with one reviewer describing reassuring, calm out-of-hours communication before being seen. From the latest reviews, owners most often describe: - dental work including a cat tooth extraction mentioned explicitly - unhurried consultations where the vet “clarified all the information” - careful handling for nervous pets (including sedation for a dog that won’t tolerate vaccinations) There is also a clear minority negative report alleging poor medical knowledge and an unwillingness to admit mistakes, which conflicts with many other reviews describing good outcomes and clear communication.

Bescoby Veterinary Services Ltd is an equine-focused practice centred on dentistry, led (per the website) by Dr Sam Bescoby MRCVS. The website describes routine and advanced equine dental care plus a referral/second-opinion dental service; recent reviews also mention dental tooth removal, hoof X‑rays carried out on-site, and prompt response after referral. Owners repeatedly describe continuity (knowing which vet will attend) and clear, practical explanations of findings and next steps—one review notes Sam treated the horse at the same visit after assessing the problem rather than arranging another trip.

Vale Vets Clevedon (Alexandra Veterinary Surgery) is a small-animal practice that, based on client accounts, handles routine care (vaccinations and check-ups) as well as ongoing management for chronic conditions (an older diabetic cat is specifically mentioned). Owners repeatedly describe being able to get help quickly—several reviews mention same-day appointments after calling with concerns, including a same-day vaccination/check-up slot. The practice also appears set up to support owners with decision-making: one client specifically names a vet (Marina) who “took time” to explain options so they could choose a treatment plan for their dog. Pet-owner “pet plans” are mentioned as available and “worth it,” though no plan details are provided in the sources.

Clevedon Vets4Pets Ltd is a locally owned Vets4Pets practice and states it is taking new clients. The website describes facilities for in-practice diagnostics and procedures (including an in-house laboratory, operating theatre, ultrasound and X‑ray, plus separate dog and cat wards and an isolation unit). Recent reviews give concrete examples of detailed explanations of options, gentle handling during exams/treatments, and frequent updates during inpatient care (including a cat monitored over two days). Reviews also include a serious negative account alleging a dog died following dental work/extractions, with the reviewer stating the practice did not accept responsibility—this conflicts with multiple other reviews describing high standards of care and communication.