Exeter Veterinary Surgery β Vets in Exeter
Clinic Overview
Exeter Veterinary Surgery is a general veterinary practice in Exeter and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Its ownership isnβt stated. Recent feedback continues to describe a smaller-practice feel, with continuity from the same vet, nurses and admin team, clear explanations, calm handling of pets, and compassionate support in both urgent situations and end-of-life care.
Services
- β’General consultations and ongoing care for pets, with owners describing repeat visits over many years and consistent support when animals are unwell.
- β’Urgent and unscheduled help, including support for sudden problems and serious cases that needed rapid assessment and treatment.
- β’Treatment of illness, injuries and surgical cases, with review examples ranging from wound care to a cat that was diagnosed, operated on and treated over a short period, followed by post-operative check-ins.
- β’End-of-life support, including sensitive discussions around terminal illness and home euthanasia visits.
- β’Low-stress handling and recovery support, with owners repeatedly describing gentle, reassuring care for nervous pets and thoughtful support before and after treatment.
- β’Practical aftercare and admin help, with one owner noting help with an insurance claim.
- β’Veterinary nurse training facility.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- β’Steve (vet): repeatedly praised for clear explanations, calm support, and continuity of care; several owners specifically mention Steve and his team by name.
- β’Amy: named alongside Steve in a compassionate home visit for a pet being put to sleep.
- β’Wider team: reviewers regularly describe the nurses, admin team, and front-of-house staff as welcoming, kind, efficient, and consistent from visit to visit.
Reviews
Google shows 4.7 stars from 90 reviews. Recent feedback is very positive, with common themes including
- β’Warm, gentle care: owners frequently describe the team as kind, patient and genuinely caring, especially with nervous or rescue pets.
- β’Confidence in serious cases: reviews mention strong support in urgent and complex situations, including rapid diagnosis, surgery, treatment and follow-up care.
- β’Continuity and a personal feel: several owners value seeing the same familiar team over time and describe the practice as more personal than larger chain vets.
- β’Compassion at difficult times: end-of-life care is a recurring strength, with sensitive communication, unhurried home visits, and thoughtful gestures afterwards.

