St Boniface Veterinary Clinic Ltd

St Boniface Veterinary Clinic Ltd in Exeter offers small animal, farm animal and equine care, covering routine work through to surgery, hospitalisation and rehabilitation. Recent feedback highlights help with both urgent and ongoing cases, including late-night emergencies, cancer support and laser treatment for arthritis. End-of-life care is repeatedly described as calm and respectful. There is no indication here that the practice is part of a corporate group.

Services

• •Small animal care: routine preventative care, ongoing management for chronic illness, cancer support, medications, urgent appointments and surgery. Recent reviews mention help with a late-night Saturday emergency, an emergency spay, treatment for an infected claw bone, and supportive handling of a reactive dog.
• •Farm animal care: the website summary mentions a dedicated farm animal team of 8 vets.
• •Equine care: routine preventative work through to surgical and hospitalisation facilities. A recent review also praises a calm, patient visit for two ponies.
• •Rehabilitation and pain management: vet-led rehabilitation supported by the nursing team, including acupuncture, hydrotherapy, manual therapies and electrotherapies. Reviews also mention laser treatment for arthritis.
• •Hospitalisation and surgical facilities: both are referenced in the website summary, with reviews adding examples of urgent surgical care.
• •End-of-life care: several reviews describe euthanasia being handled with dignity, comfort and sensitivity, including arrangements that allowed a pet to remain at home with the family.

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

• •Alice (vet): repeatedly praised for communication, ongoing support and compassionate help during difficult treatment decisions and end-of-life care.
• •Nathan (vet): described as kind and supportive across multiple visits, including with a reactive dog and with problems unrelated to a pet’s late-stage cancer.
• •Carly and Catherine: thanked for care during treatment for an infected claw bone; Catherine is also mentioned for laser treatment for arthritis.
• •Nina and Naomi: recognised for support during a dog’s cancer care, with Naomi specifically thanked for help with medication.
• •Charlotte (reception): praised for patient, empathetic handling of end-of-life arrangements, including helping a pet stay at home with the family.
• •Beth (nurse): mentioned alongside Alice for compassionate support at the end of a pet’s life.
• •Ben (vet): thanked for answering questions carefully and helping an owner feel more confident during euthanasia decisions.
• •Tony (vet): described as knowledgeable and particularly good with Staffies.
• •Lin: appreciated for liaising with a vet to help secure needed medication.
• •Sam: warmly reviewed for a calm, kind and patient visit to two ponies.
• •Ryan: thanked by name in a recent review.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9 stars from 248 reviews. Recent feedback is very positive, with recurring praise for kindness, clear explanations and support during stressful situations.

• •Urgent care is a clear strength: one owner describes a late-night Saturday emergency visit where staff were helpful, reassuring and easy to understand.
• •Owners mention strong support through longer cases: examples include cancer care, treatment for an infected claw bone, and practical help with ongoing medication.
• •Care spans different species and needs: reviews mention dogs, ponies, arthritis laser treatment, emergency surgery and thoughtful handling of reactive dogs.
• •End-of-life care is a standout theme: several owners describe euthanasia as peaceful, dignified and compassionate, with staff taking time to answer questions and help families through arrangements.