Best Vets in Yeovil – Complete Local Guide

Delaware Veterinary Group is an RCVS-accredited practice offering first-opinion care, with a stated focus on small animals (and farm animals also mentioned on the clinic website). It also operates as a veterinary nurse training facility. In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly mention a calm, clean clinic environment, thorough explanations and advice (including for new rescue dogs), and supportive handling of difficult moments such as saying goodbye to a pet. The clinic website also references a Pet Health Club® Plus plan that includes consultations.

Newton Clarke Veterinary Surgeons is a proudly independent small-animal practice (cats, dogs, and small mammals) and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the clinic’s own information, it offers unlimited consultations (via its plans), routine preventive care (vaccinations and tailored parasite control), and has stated strengths in orthopaedics and cardiology. Recent reviews describe a mix of experiences: several long-term clients mention unrushed explanations and complex care (including TPLO surgery and managing conditions like cancer and an autoimmune illness), while a small number of recent reviewers report serious concerns such as a cat being told results were “perfect” and later deteriorating rapidly, and a separate complaint about a lack of empathy around at-home euthanasia and ashes collection.

Friars Moor Livestock Health Closworth is a livestock-focused veterinary service (as indicated by the clinic name) with a recently mentioned “new facility” in the latest review. Written feedback available to us is sparse, but what is available includes a client describing visiting to “pick up some stuff for my animals,” suggesting the practice supplies animal products/medications alongside clinical work.

Wellpets is a small-animal veterinary practice offering diagnostic services, nurse clinics, and an out-of-hours service (as stated on its website). Reviews most often describe clear communication and friendly handling during appointments—ranging from routine care (including support for a senior cat’s ongoing needs) to more emotionally difficult visits such as end-of-life care, where one owner describes being taken to a separate room and having the procedure explained step-by-step. One recent negative review reports a large last-minute price increase after an appointment was rearranged due to vet availability, so experiences around pricing and admin appear mixed.

Kingston Veterinary Group is a long-established mixed practice (founded in 1886) that treats domestic pets as well as livestock and horses. The clinic is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility, and its website references Pet Health Club “Essential” and “Plus” plans (including a yearly wellness check mentioned by a plan member in reviews). Recent feedback is mixed: some owners describe smooth, “excellent service” from first call through the appointment, while others report inconsistent experiences between different vets, concerns about empathy/communication, and a serious complaint about dental extractions reportedly going far beyond what was discussed.