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Vets in Newport

Prices, reviews and ownership for 13 practices

LOCAL OVERVIEW

Newport has 13 vet practices. Only 1 are independently owned and most are part of larger veterinary groups. Consultation fees range from £57 at Newport Vets4Pets Ltd to around £81 at typical high street vets. Around half publish their consultation prices. The highest-rated practice is Bishop Hendry & Edwards at 4.8 on Google.

13 practices12 in a group1 independent£68 avg consultation

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What vets charge in Newport

9 cheapest consultations from 9 practices that publish prices

Newport Vets4Pets Ltd

Part of Pets at Home Group (Joint Venture Partnership)

£57

4.5/5

Tern Veterinary Group

Part of a large group: IVC Evidensia (909 practices)

£61

3.7/5

Bishop Hendry & Edwards

Part of a large group: IVC Evidensia (909 practices)

£62

4.3/5

Pet Doctors Veterinary Hospital Newport

Part of a large group: CVS Vets (434 practices)

£63

4.6/5

South Wales Vets

Part of a large group: IVC Evidensia (909 practices)

£63

4.4/5

Carisbrooke Vets Ventnor (temporarily closed)

Part of a large group: VetPartners (357 practices)

£76

4.4/5

The Carisbrooke Vets

Part of a large group: VetPartners (357 practices)

£76

4.4/5

Carisbrooke Vets Yarmouth (Temporarily closed)

Part of a large group: VetPartners (357 practices)

£76

4.4/5

Fields Vets

Part of a large group: IVC Evidensia (909 practices)

£81

3.3/5

4 practices in Newport don't publish their consultation prices online. Pricing transparency is one of the issues the CMA veterinary market investigation is addressing.

Who owns vets in Newport

Ownership breakdown across 13 practices

Independent 1

IVC Evidensia 7

VetPartners 3

Pets at Home 1

CVS Group 1

Most practices in Newport are part of larger veterinary groups. Nationally, around half of all practices are part of larger groups. Here, 12 of 13 are part of larger groups.

Corporate groups

IVC Evidensia

7 practices

Nestlé / EQT / Silver Lake

VetPartners

3 practices

BC Partners

Pets at Home

1 practice

Pets at Home plc

CVS Group

1 practice

Public (LSE listed)

Newport vet rankings

13 practices in your area

Newport Vets4Pets Ltd

NP20 3AE·£57 consultation·Pets at Home (JV)

4.1(511)

Tern Veterinary Group

TF10 7BX·£61 consultation·IVC Evidensia

4.7(278)

Bishop Hendry & Edwards

TF10 7AR·£62 consultation·IVC Evidensia

4.8(111)

Pet Doctors Veterinary Hospital Newport

PO30 5WT·£63 consultation·CVS Group

4.3(280)

South Wales Vets

NP20 6NA·£63 consultation·IVC Evidensia

4.3(608)

Carisbrooke Vets Ventnor (temporarily closed)

PO38 1ST·£76 consultation·VetPartners

4.7(550)

Carisbrooke Vets Yarmouth (Temporarily closed)

PO41 0PR·£76 consultation·VetPartners

4.7(550)

The Carisbrooke Vets

PO30 1HP·£76 consultation·VetPartners

4.7(550)

Fields Vets

NP20 4RB·£81 consultation·IVC Evidensia

4.5(434)

#10

Alphavet Langstone

NP18 2LH·IVC Evidensia

4.4(605)

Common questions about vets in Newport

Consultation fees in Newport range from £57 to £81. The average across 9 practices that publish their prices is £68. Newport Vets4Pets Ltd offers the lowest published consultation at £57.

Rightvet has indexed 13 vet practices in Newport. 1 are independently owned and 12 are part of larger veterinary groups including IVC Evidensia, VetPartners, Pets at Home.

Pet Doctors Veterinary Hospital Newport has the highest Rightvet Score of 4.6/5 in Newport, based on reviews and pricing transparency. The highest-rated practice on Google is Bishop Hendry & Edwards at 4.8★.

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